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Ganjjajang
in Korea.

Ganjjajang is part of Korea’s varied everyday food culture. Use this guide to understand the dish and find current Eat in Korea restaurant listings that serve it.

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Seoul · Hongdae & YeonnamGanjjajang

Hwanshiang

Hwanshiang is a neighborhood Chinese restaurant on the second floor near Sangsu Station, just outside the busiest part of Hongdae. It serves the familiar Korean-Chinese restaurant staples—jajangmyeon, ganjjajang, jjamppong, fried rice and tangsuyuk—but also offers a broader selection of Chinese dishes and set menus for groups. Current menu information lists ganjjajang at ₩9,000, jjamppong at ₩9,000 and small tangsuyuk at ₩16,000. The restaurant is run by an experienced chef and is described in recent local posts as a relatively spacious, clean neighborhood restaurant suitable for both lunch and dinner. Set menus are designed for two or three people, making it possible to share several dishes without moving into the price range of more formal Chinese restaurants.

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Hongdae & YeonnamSeoul · 35 guides

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