Came here for some noodles on New Year 's day. Noodles for longevity, right!? Overall food was pretty good, but my favorite part was the kimchi.Ordered two noodle dishes, the Jajangmyeon and the Jjamppong which are two Korean dishes I 've had before, but not here. I will saw that these are two dishes that are somewhat nostalgic, since I 've had them a good amount of times as a child. As with many dishes like that, there is a certain flavor I 'm expecting. These two were not exactly that, but still pretty good in general.The Jajangmyeon (black bean noodle) has that really savory (slightly sweet) black bean sauce with the chewy noodles. If you have never had this dish, the dark color might sca...
The food here is exceptional—truly top-notch with no complaints whatsoever. The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable (just be mindful not to overorder, as they serve a lot!). This place offers an authentic Korean experience, especially with their Jjajang-men and Tang-su-yuk. My personal favorite is the Gan-Jjajang, which is a freshly stir-fried version of black bean noodles. My American friends really enjoyed the Kkan-pung chicken and its delicious sauce. I was sad to see Young-pung close due to COVID, but I'm thrilled to have found this new spot. I can't wait to try even more dishes here. Just a heads-up—there’s no waitlist, so make sure to speak with the waitress since ther...
I visited at 3:30 PM, and unfortunately, the experience was quite disappointing. The Jjajangmyeon was completely dry, and the Jjajang sauce had thickened to the consistency of rice cakes. The jjamppong was poorly seasoned and was served lukewarm. If you go during off-peak hours, you might end up with whatever leftovers are available from earlier sales. I won’t be returning.
Updated again, its back to so good!Updated: they're getting a bit inconsistent and that really is too bad as they used to be the best around..catch them on a good day and it'll be the best Chinese food ever. But catch em on a bad day and meh..
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Peking Gourmet is really mid. The food itself is good, but the only drinks this place has is water and hot tea, that’s quite all. I rather eat else where.
I used to come here every weekend back in high school and college 10 years ago, and it is still great today this time when I’m back in LA.
This is the best Chinese restaurant in Garden Grove! The noodles are small but delicious, and the main dishes are consistently great!
Huge portions and very reasonable prices. They had beer and soju for alcohol.
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Their Jjampong noodles soup not spicy is the best I've had at any Korean
Been going here for years since the 1980's! Everyone is so nice, food !!
Shrimp In Shell With Hot Braised Sauce
Shredded Pork With Chinese Yellow Leek
Sauteed Scallop With Hot Garlic Sauce
Fried Chicken With Hot Garlic Sauce
Fried Shrimp With Hot Garlic Sauce
Beef With Black And White Mushroom
Sauteed Abalone And Black Mushroom
Sauteed Delicacies With Sharks Fin
Shredded Pork With Szechuan Cabbag
Fried Fish With Hot Garlic Sauce
