Singanjjamppong Ilsanjeom
Singanjjamppong (신간짬뽕) Ilsanjeom is a Chinese restaurant located at 109, 110, 1F, 11 Jeongbalsan-ro, Ilsandong-gu, Goyang-si, Gyeonggi-do, and its signature menu items are gan-jjamppong full of smoky wok flavor and tangsuyuk (boiled sliced meat) that is crispy outside and moist inside. It is about a 5-minute walk from Exit 1 of Jeongbalsan Station, and its features include 1–3 level spiciness adjustment and the fun of mixing rice into the remaining sauce.
Highlights
- The gan-jjamppong, which has a strong smoky wok aroma, is fun to mix the noodles with the sauce, and mixing rice into the remaining sauce gives a filling finish to the meal.
- Tangsuyuk is crispy outside and moist inside, and is evaluated as pairing well with the spicy gan-jjamppong.
- The spiciness can be adjusted to levels 1–3, so even those who find spicy food burdensome can enjoy it comfortably.
- It is about a 5-minute walk from Exit 1 of Jeongbalsan Station and is located across from Ilsan MBC, giving good accessibility.
Key information
| Address | Gyeonggi Goyang-si Ilsandong-gu Jeongbalsan-ro 11 1F Unit Units 109, 110verified |
|---|---|
| Phone | 0507-1301-6453verified |
| Hours | 11:00-21:00 (confirmation needed)claim |
| Closed | Closed every Monday and Tuesdayverified |
| Signature menu | Gan-jjamppong, tangsuyukpost |
| Spice level | 1–3 levels availableclaim |
| Parking | Underground parking free for 1 hour (confirmation needed)claim |
| Amenities | Group use available, takeout, wireless internet, reservations, separate men's/women's restrooms, delivery, waiting area, baby chairs, easy paymentverified |
Portfolio & cases
- Dry jjamppong — Signature menu full of smoky wok flavor, fun to mix
- Sweet and sour pork — Crispy-outside, moist-inside texture that pairs well with gan-jjamppong
- Black bean noodles — One of various Chinese menu items
- Spice levels 1 to 3 — Selectable to taste
- Featured on Pungja's Another Food Show (Paju Main Branch) — TV appearance record
- Self-serve bar — Convenience facility
- Stir-fried jjamppong — Menu introduced on Siksin
- Set menu — Menu introduced on Siksin
Provided by the business · not independently verified
What sets it apart
- For those who like the flame-scented spicy stir-fried jjamppong style, the purpose is clearer than at other Chinese restaurants, making it easier to choose. — Review calling it a special jjamppong unique nationwide
- Even those who find it burdensome to go all the way to main branch in Paju can eat Singanjjamppong near Jeongbalsanyeok, Western Dome, and the lake park. — Mention of an 8-minute walk from Jeongbalsanyeok to the Ilsan branch
- There is a two-person set with jajangmyeon, tangsuyuk, and fried dumplings, so it is good as a combination when eating only spicy gan-jjamppong feels like too much. — Review of a two-person set with gan-jjamppong, jajang, and tangsuyuk
- There are reviews saying the noodles are made in-house, and many say the noodles are thin and chewy, so it suits people who care about noodle texture. — Reviews of in-house noodles and thin, chewy noodles
Compared to nearby places
- Junggukjip Ilsanbonjeom
Here: Singanjjamppong Ilsanjeom has gan-jjamppong without broth as its main dish rather than the common soup jjamppong, so it is more appealing when you want a different kind of spicy Chinese food.
Junggukjip Ilsanbonjeom: Junggukjip Ilsanbonjeom has many types of jjamppong, including spicy cream jjamppong, so it is better than Singanjjamppong when several people want to choose different menus. - Haenamjjamppong Ilsanjeom
Here: Singanjjamppong Ilsanjeom feels more like a gan-jjamppong specialty place than a soup jjamppong restaurant, so it fits better on a day when you specifically want spicy mixed jjamppong.
Haenamjjamppong Ilsanjeom: Haenamjjamppong has an atmosphere of eating jjamppong with jokbal or makgeolli, so it has more options than Singanjjamppong for a meal with drinks. - Hwangnyongnu Bonjeom
Here: Singanjjamppong Ilsanjeom is not a place like Hwangnyongnu where you eat various basic Chinese dishes, but rather has the appeal of going specifically for one spicy gan-jjamppong.
Hwangnyongnu Bonjeom: Hwangnyongnu has reviews saying the interior is spacious and the tables are plentiful, so it may be better than Singanjjamppong for sitting comfortably and eating.
Good to know
- For those who cannot eat spicy food well, even level 1 can feel quite spicy.
- On weekends or during lunch hours, there can be a wait, and it is more comfortable to make a reservation rather than just showing up.
Frequently asked questions
Q. Is parking available?
Underground parking is available and there is information that it is free for 1 hour, but it is best to call the store to confirm the exact parking policy.
Q. What are the signature menu items?
The signature menu items are gan-jjamppong full of smoky wok flavor and tangsuyuk, which is crispy outside and moist inside. The gan-jjamppong is fun to mix, and the spiciness can be adjusted to levels 1–3.
Q. Are reservations possible?
Yes, it is guided that reservations are possible by phone and bank transfer. Group use is also available.
Q. What are the business hours and days off?
The business hours are known to be 11:00-21:00 but may change, and it is regularly closed every Monday and Tuesday.
Q. Can the spiciness be adjusted?
Yes, when ordering gan-jjamppong you can choose from levels 1–3, so you can enjoy it to your taste.
The address, phone number, days off, and convenience facilities are confirmed information, but the business hours, parking, spiciness levels, etc. are based on blog reviews and require additional confirmation.
