Andongjang
A legendary Euljiro Chinese restaurant serving up heritage dishes since 1948, proudly recognized by Blue Ribbon.
TV Appearances
- Wednesday Food Talk, Ep. 99 - Oyster Jjampong & Deep-fried Shrimp with Chili Sauce (Aired Jan 4, 2017)
Key Information
- 💳 Card payments accepted
- 👥 Perfect for lunch, solo dining, family dinners, or anyone wanting to try authentic Korean-Chinese cuisine
- 🍜 Signature dishes: Oyster Jjampong, Spicy Oyster Jjampong, Seafood Jjampong, Gan-jajang, and Sweet & Sour Pork (Tangsuyuk)
- 🏛️ A historic Chinese restaurant operating since 1948, designated as a Seoul Future Heritage and selected as a Blue Ribbon restaurant
Andongjang: Euljiro's Historic Chinese Restaurant Since 1948, Recognized by Blue Ribbon
Andongjang is a long-standing Chinese restaurant located in Euljiro 3-ga. Open since 1948, it has held its ground for decades, making it a go-to spot for traditional Korean-Chinese food in the Euljiro area. It is especially ideal for travelers looking to experience the vibe of Seoul's vintage Chinese eateries.
The crown jewel of Andongjang is their oyster jjampong (spicy seafood noodle soup). Unlike typical red jjampong, it features noodles in an oyster and vegetable broth. You can choose between the original clear, refreshing broth or the spicy version depending on your preference. If you are a fan of seafood noodles, this is an absolute must-try.
Besides the oyster jjampong, they offer a wide variety of noodle dishes such as seafood jjampong, seafood udon, and dry jjampong (gan-jajang). If you are dining with a group, a great strategy is to order a few noodle dishes to share alongside a plate of tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork). It lets you enjoy both familiar comfort dishes and Andongjang's signature specialties.
👥 Why Locals Love It
- 🏛️ Rich history — Operating since 1948, offering a genuine taste of Euljiro's vintage dining culture.
- 🍜 Unique oyster jjampong — Choose between clear and comforting or fiery and spicy broth to suit your taste.
- 🥢 Diverse menu — A great selection of dishes to share, including jajangmyeon, seafood jjampong, udon, and tangsuyuk.
- 🚇 Convenient location — Just steps from Euljiro 3-ga Station, making it a popular spot for office workers' lunch or a food crawl around Euljiro.
📍 Tips for Foreign Visitors
- 🍜 First time here? — We highly recommend the signature oyster jjampong for a broth experience unlike standard jjampong.
- 🌶️ Craving some heat? — Go for the spicy oyster jjampong. Feel free to double-check the spice level or dish name with the staff when ordering.
- 🥢 Want to try multiple dishes? — Visit with friends or family and share a mix of jjampong, jajangmyeon, and tangsuyuk.
- 🗺️ Planning a day out? — Drop by for lunch while exploring the nostalgic alleys of Euljiro and Chungmuro.


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