korean-chinese restaurants in l.a. for noodles

[nibbles]

hi all!
i've got a hankering for (a preemptive apology for the butchering of the spelling to come) jhah jhahng mein (fat noodles in a succulent black bean sauce) and xhahng pohng (hardy noodles in a spicy seafood broth). i've been to the ones @ the korean malls in k-town but there's gotta be better?

[punodostres]

I've heard Mandarin House has really good Jja Jang Myun (Cha Chang Myun) too. Anyone been there?

Mandarin House
3074 W. Eighth St., [phone].
This is in a strip mall just west of Vermont.

[jwn]

yeah i've been. they have very good jja jang myun.

sometimes i like to go to california market on western/5th, order a bowl of jja jang myun or jjahm ppong (depending on my mood) and eat there. although they don't serve the BEST, i have to say, for the price and convenience, it is very very good. and they also have other dishes for friends who aren't into JJM or JP.

then i get a ho-dduk from koo's ho-dduk cart and my day is complete. yum!

[noodlie]

Does anyone know of a restaurant in SFV where I can get these noodle dishes other than the food courts at the Galleria and the mkt on White Oak?

[PseudoNerd]

Jin Heung Gak (at the food court level fo the Ktown Galleria or on 8th near...Irolo?) and the Dragon (on Vermont near Olympic) apparently have pretty good versions.

[olivexjina]

young king at 3100 olympic is the best in koreatown for jjajjang myun and jjombbong. Its been around forever and quality has never gone down.

[Lau]

young king is great, they have this beef that is great too, cant remember what its called might be just young king beef on the menu

[koreankorean]

the Little Dragon on Olympic, near Kingsley? there're two with the almost same name in the same area. This one is in the one-story orange/peach building. though they use too much msg, a lot of people agree that they have the best jja-jang-myun and jjamppong in LA. try their tang-soo-yook (sweet and sour pork/beef). they use the extra sticky rice for the batter and it's really addicting.

[ipsedixit]

Dumpling House.
5612 Rosemead Blvd
Temple City, CA
[phone]

[WHills]

I second this place. Great handmade noodles and good prices. Also try their scallion pancakes.

[ruddy]

And the vegetable dumplings. A co-worker who's Chinese took me there a while back. It's where he goes for his jhah jhahng mein (to use your spelling). It's the ultimate comfort food there.