The Best Chinese Restaurant in Korea - Amazing Noodles 짜장면 굴짬뽕

I introduce the best Jjajangmyun 짜장면 & Gool Jjambbong 굴짬뽕 in China Town, Incheon, Korea.

I bet you wanna have eat after seeing this video

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Food
• Chinese
• Korea
• 짜장면

[instantcontraction]

wow! looks good! How much do they cost?

[liza183]

@instantcontraction they cost about 8000~9000 per dish! :)

[orangefreak153]

i'm curious if the people in chinatown can speak chinese

can they?

[liza183]

@orangefreak153 not all of them, but I think most of them speak Chinese :)

[mirgomez20]

Thank you for adding subtitles to your videos. I'm sure it's time consuming but thank you for taking the time to add them.

The food looks sooo yummy.  I wonder if I can find it in China town LA.

[liza183]

@mirgomez20 I'll try to add subtitles to my future videos! thank you for watching! there must be a Chinatown in LA. You gotta try them :)

[bubbatvbitch]

20 cents bro

[BananaWonYoo]

@Bournetolive Yeah I got it. You didn't need to waste your time typing all that for me :P I didn't ask for it.

[Bournetolive]

@CLanesiuc

Japan has Chinatowns as well. The one in Yokohama is quite large. Chinese people are all over the world. A Chinese restaurant and a Chinese delivery service actually opened up in Baghdad back in 2006-07, which was the height of violence in Iraq then.

[Bournetolive]

@theMISSIDGAF

Not all Chinese establishments are staffed by master chefs. That is why some go under while others thrive. Try it at another place and it will probably be better.

[legendarybloodfang]

@Bournetolive ok my bad. what i meant was P.F. chang. DEM EGGROLLS

[Bournetolive]

Why did someone mark as spam lajizhuang's comments? He was just making an observation. I see tons of comments that insult entire ethnic groups and instead of being marked, they get thumbs up instead.

[Bournetolive]

@Poseidon99Jeus

Which dish? The jajangmyeon?

[Bournetolive]

@legendarybloodfang

And please stop insulting Koreans with those lame ass imitations of their language. I am not Korean by the way.

[Bournetolive]

I think this can be considered Korean-Chinese cuisine, which, although somewhat closer to its roots than American-Chinese, still has glaring differences that make it a unique cuisine of its own. For example, is it me, or were those noodles at 0:53 green?

[Bournetolive]

You know you can actually travel to China itself. I think SK citizens comprise the largest proportion of tourists in mainland China.