6 Best Korean Restaurants For Jjamppong Noodles In Singapore, For That Red, Spicy Kick
Feature - Food Guide, Food - Korean
April 16, 2018
Jjamppong 짬뽕 is a Korean-Chinese noodle dish in spicy seafood or pork broth usually flavoured with gochutgaru chilli powder. It is typically served in Korean-Chinese restaurants known for “Junghwa Yori” 中華料理 alongside Jajangmyeon and Tangsuyuk. There seems to be more restaurants serving up Jjamppong in Singapore, including a full specialty eatery Nipong Naepong at JEM. Some history: The dish is derived from the Shandong-style of “Chao Ma Mian”, while its name is from “chanpon” – a Japanese Chinese noodle dish. Here are 6 places to get your Jjamppong Fix in Singapore: Nipong Naepong JEM #01-16, 50 Jurong Gateway Road,......
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