What to order at Ojangdong Hamheung Naengmyeon

Must order
Bibim naengmyeon: chewy starch noodles in a sweet-spicy sauce with cold beef slices and a halved boiled egg.
Signature dishes
Bibim naengmyeon, Mul naengmyeon
Editor tip
Cut the noodles with scissors if you prefer shorter strands; the kitchen leaves them long by tradition.
CuisineNorth Korean Noodles
Price₩₩
NeighborhoodJung-gu
HoursDaily 11:00-21:00
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Signature dishes: Bibim naengmyeon, Mul naengmyeon

Must order: Bibim naengmyeon: chewy starch noodles in a sweet-spicy sauce with cold beef slices and a halved boiled egg.

Tip: Cut the noodles with scissors if you prefer shorter strands; the kitchen leaves them long by tradition.

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Address: 108 Mareunnae-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul

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