Jeong’s Noodle (Danny’s kitchen)

It tasted like a standard, run-of-the-mill dish that you could find at almost any comparable restaurant.
Unfortunately, it leaned more toward food court quality; it wasn't necessarily bad, but it certainly wasn't special or memorable enough to warrant a dedicated trip. If you are in the immediate area and need a quick, decent meal, it gets the job done, but don't set your expectations too high for this particular menu item.

Inside the Hackensack Hmart is a food court. And inside that food court is this humble little food stall, where I go whenever the craving for a bowl of Korean black bean noodles hits. Jjajangmyun is a popular Korean-Chinese dish made from black bean paste, meat, and diced vegetables. When I'm suddenly fixin' for that slurpy bowl of saucy noodles, this is where I come.

Why? Because it's close to my commute, it's quick and casual, reasonably priced, and consistently good. As an added bonus, there are lots of other offerings in the food court in case my eating mate didn't want to eat the same thing.

Ordering is simple. Go to the counter, place your order, and they'll give you a receipt with a number. If you find seats nearby, there's a little screen at the stall that tells you when your order is ready for pickup. If you end up sitting far away, don't fret. There's an automated loudspeaker that clearly calls out stalls and ready order numbers.

My go-to order here is (of course) the jjajangyun. The menu offers a small variety - regular (with meat and veggies), uni, and spicy. Spice lovers, you're going to love the spicy jjajangmyun (#4 on the menu). The jjajang sauce is also delicious on rice, and I've loved the shrimp fried rice with it.

Serving sizes are decent, and it comes with the tiniest cup of yellow pickled radishes (a standard condiment for this dish).

My last visit was ok so I had no expectation this time. But it was surprisingly good! The spicy black bean noodle, spicy seafood noodle soup, & fried pork, everything was great. Only wish was if they served raw onions along with the pickled radish like other Korean Chinese restaurants.

The name of this food court restaurant is jjampong (Korean spicy seafood noodles). Then you should order jjampong from this place.

That’s exactly what I did and pleasantly found out the best jjampong eatery in NJ is located inside a food court. Hmart food court in Little Ferry to be precise.

I don’t know about other entrees served at this place, but jjampong is beyond solid.

With the new H-Mart, there is a new food court and this Korean-Chinese food stall opened up. The food is amazing and cheap for the quality. The Jjamppong is amazing and the portions are huge. I already ordered twice and took it as a to-go order but when brought home, the noodles did not get soggy and was perfect. Other places, I would never dare to order noodles to-go but this place is great. The KKanpung Saeu (Sweet and Spicy Shrimp) was also really good. I would definitely be coming back again and recommend it to everyone.