Manhattan's Korean-Chinese gem specializing in Jjajangmyeon & Jjamppong. Must-try Tangsuyuk!
This Korean-Chinese spot is a go-to for classic dishes like Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong. Reviewers often praise their Tangsuyuk, noting the sauce is typically served over the meat, though it can be requested on the side. While some consider it a solid option for Manhattan, others find it a bit greasy compared to other establishments.
This restaurant offers a strong selection of Korean-Chinese fare, with Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong being frequently mentioned. Their Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) is often highlighted, though some users note the sauce is served on the side upon request. While many find the food good, one commenter felt it was greasier than other options.
"The Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong are frequently recommended. Their Tangsuyuk, a Korean-style sweet and sour pork, is also a standout dish that diners often praise."
Customers frequently recommend this establishment for its Korean-Chinese classics, with Tangsuyuk being a particular standout. Some feedback indicates it can be on the greasier side.
Important Note
The sauce for the Tangsuyuk is typically served over the meat, but can be requested on the side. Some find the food greasier than other options.
"This user asked if Hyo Dong Gak had a new chef, as their past experiences with the food were very poor, although it had been years since their visits."
Negative"This commenter expressed nostalgia for Dong Chun Hong, indicating it was a missed favorite for Korean-Chinese cuisine in Manhattan."
Positive"The user felt that Hyo Dong Gak's jjajangmyeon, jjampong, and tangsuyuk were still better than Octo's, despite noting Octo's nicer ambiance."
Positive"This commenter suggested Hyo Dong Gak as the closest option to a good jajangmyeon in Manhattan."
Positive"The commenter found Hyo Dong Gak to be greasier than Joong Koog Jip, though still considered it pretty good."
Neutral"This user recommended Hyo Dong Gak as likely the only decent Jjajangmyeon option in Manhattan."
Positive"This restaurant was recommended as a place that serves Korean-style Tangsuyuk (sweet and sour meat). The user noted that they serve it with the sauce already on the meat, but it's possible to ask for it on the side."
Positive"The author considers Hyo Dong Gak to be mediocre."
Negative"Hyo Dong Gak is listed as a Korean Chinese restaurant option."
Neutral"This user mentioned Hyo dong gak as a place to get jjamppong."
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