짬뽕 was good...decent flavor. Would have liked to try 간짜장면 but wasn't with anyone to order it. 새우깡 봉 was awesome and the 떡볶이 was alright. Surprised they had zero 반찬 not even 김치.

Pretty good service and food. Recommend the Jjamppomg fried rice and fried sweet potato jjahjhang. The fried sweet potato can be pretty filling so recommend sharing with someone else. Chill casual atmosphere.

Omg this place has my taste buds for tang soo yuk (sweet and spicy fried pork), spicy seafood soup called jjamppong, and black bean noodles called jjajjamyung. Their fired chicken is honestly soooo good - way better than the other Korean friend chickens places in the area. And soooo cheap for the amount of chicken you get! Highly recommend trying this place out. I think I heard they got new ownership, but still looks the same. Anyways, their noodles are way better than when I previously visited. Service is sooo quick and fast. I cannot recommend this place enough for Korean Chinese cuisine cravings.

Great customer service. Very friendly server. Ordered a jjampong. The soup was yummy and had a thicker textured. Not watery like other places. However, not much seafood ingredients and the shrimp and mussel both had the shell on so it was inconvenient to eat.

They have the best sweet and sour crispy pork in CO. Portions are really generous for all the dishes we got. Service was quick and attentive. We will be back!

Large space with plenty of seating. Server was attentive and did her best to accommodate our large group. They even took our request to play a Korean birthday song. Housemade noodles were the cherry on top to the tasty noodle dishes. They really delivered on the heat. The breading on the fried meat dishes was crispy. My only issue was the pork used in the sweet and sour was not the typical cut used but the flavors were still good. A must try for Korean style Chinese food!

Really fantastic service and food. Seriously huge portions and everything was delicious.

The best fried rice I've tried in the Denver area. Drinks are very reasonably priced - and that's before the happy hour special! Service is fast and friendly too. And where else do you see music videos on a giant screen while you're dining?

Besides P&Y Cafe mentioned last time, Yong Gung on South Havana is another Korean Chinese restaurant that has been in business for a while and also a local favorite. Compared to P&Y Cafe's simplicity, the renovated Yong Gung is roomier and has a warmer and more modern feel. The menu is similar with Ja Jang Myeon (noodles in black bean sauce with pork) , Jjam Bong (spicy soup with seafood and pork）and sweet & sour pork as their most popular items, but the chef here added some twists to quite a few staples. Here are their sweet potato Ja Jang Myeon and sweet & sour pork.

This is a classic place in Aurora for some Korean-Chinese comfort food. It seemed like the go-to menu on the item was the Donkatsu (Pork and Chicken options). The staff are friendly, there is plenty of seating and parking, and the prices are reasonable. In terms of the taste, I think this place gets a 3/5 but considering how BIG their portions are, they definitely get an additional star. I would say that if you are ambitious, you can even save half of your dish for another meal or be super full for 1 meal. Overall, I would recommend this place for a big group of hungry friends!