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Roadside mainstay focusing on traditional Korean & Chinese classics in unpretentious surrounds.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4210 John Marr Dr, Annandale, VA 22003
Phone: (703) 354-1950
Website: http://jangwonbanjum.com/
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Reviews
Moonyoung Lee
Large portions and great food. 탕수육 and 삼선짬뽕/짜장 were good. About $25 per person. Very popular on weekends and even on christmas holiday.
… moreJen K.
I have been coming here since I was a kid (in my 30s now) , my Korean family’s go-to for Korean Chinese. I love this place, nostalgic and food always hits. The staff are always nice but you come here for the food not for the service as it is at any old school Korean restaurant. Their jampong, fried rice, jajangmyun, and tangsuyuk are my favorite.
… moreChris Chin
Amazing food. Must try the JaJiang noodles and spicy soup which has ‘wok hey’ or smokey flavor that makes it fantastic. Lots of Korean on my 2 consecutive visits, makes it even more authentic! Would be awesome if they serve zero sugar Soju! 🙂
… moreJason Bannan
My wife grew up in Yanbian and we keep coming back to Jang Won. Delicious Korean Chinese food. Haven’t had a bad dish here yet. Abundant menu choices. Servers are friendly and professional. Portions are generous. Place is clean. We highly recommend it. Be hungry and you will be happy.
… moreBo
Jang Won is a solid choice for Korean cuisine in Annandale. The service was excellent—attentive, friendly, and quick, which made the dining experience even better.
The menu has a great variety of traditional dishes, and the flavors were tasty and well-prepared. I liked their seafood noodles and beef bibimbap the most. The food portion was large.
The atmosphere is cozy and clean. The place could get a bit noisy when busy. Would definitely return.
… moreThe menu has a great variety of traditional dishes, and the flavors were tasty and well-prepared. I liked their seafood noodles and beef bibimbap the most. The food portion was large.
The atmosphere is cozy and clean. The place could get a bit noisy when busy. Would definitely return.
Patrick Min
My all-time favorite Korean-style Chinese restaurant in DMV. Food is consistently good, excellent quality with superb taste, very generous portions, reasonable price, and attentive service from the staff.
The delicious Korean staples are Jja-jang-myon (black bean noodles) and Ttang-su-yuk (Fried pork with sweet sauce). Steam dumplings and Yang-Jang-pi (seafood and vegetables with mustard sauce) are tasty.
The decor needs to be updated and feels a bit old.
Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant.
… moreThe delicious Korean staples are Jja-jang-myon (black bean noodles) and Ttang-su-yuk (Fried pork with sweet sauce). Steam dumplings and Yang-Jang-pi (seafood and vegetables with mustard sauce) are tasty.
The decor needs to be updated and feels a bit old.
Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant.
Richard C
Jang Won used to be the place to go for Jajangmyeon. Savory black bean sauce with options for meat/seafood and best of all, hand made noodles.
The last 3 times (and now last) I’ve ordered, they now have limp soggy overcooked noodles with a black bean sauce that has way too much salt and little no character.
Other dishes are good like Tang Su Yuk but avoid the Jajangmyeon.
… moreThe last 3 times (and now last) I’ve ordered, they now have limp soggy overcooked noodles with a black bean sauce that has way too much salt and little no character.
Other dishes are good like Tang Su Yuk but avoid the Jajangmyeon.
Sonya Hu
Delightful casual, no-frills eatery serving phenomenal Korean / Chinese fusion. I came to Jang Won for a late Saturday lunch, so the place was almost completely packed and bustling with everyone from families to high school friend groups. After being warmly welcomed by several Korean aunties, we were ushered to the last available table.
Their menu is quite expansive, with six pages filled with everything from noodles to rice to giant platters of meat and veggies. It felt nearly impossible to choose from the giant list of drool-worthy dishes, but we eventually settled on the classic jjamppong and the tofu dolsat bibimbap. The jjamppong was phenomenal — it was incredibly flavorful and rich and packed chock-full of various seafood, including mussels, oysters, shrimp, and squid. This classic noodle soup was absolutely deserving of its place as one of Jang Won’s specialty dishes. The tofu bibimbap was equally outstanding; I love anything that comes in a dolsat (the hot stone bowls that keeps the food warm and sizzling), and Jang Won did a phenomenal job with theirs. The stone bowl gave the rice at the bottom a great crispy texture, which, alongside the crispy, perfectly fried tofu, contrasted wonderfully with the soft rice and warm soup. I loved the variety of veggies — including carrots, zucchini, spinach, and gosari namul — and the combination of the soup and gochujang-based sauce helped to tie the whole dish together. I did think that there was a smidge too much rice compared to other fillings, but it was absolutely delicious.
… moreTheir menu is quite expansive, with six pages filled with everything from noodles to rice to giant platters of meat and veggies. It felt nearly impossible to choose from the giant list of drool-worthy dishes, but we eventually settled on the classic jjamppong and the tofu dolsat bibimbap. The jjamppong was phenomenal — it was incredibly flavorful and rich and packed chock-full of various seafood, including mussels, oysters, shrimp, and squid. This classic noodle soup was absolutely deserving of its place as one of Jang Won’s specialty dishes. The tofu bibimbap was equally outstanding; I love anything that comes in a dolsat (the hot stone bowls that keeps the food warm and sizzling), and Jang Won did a phenomenal job with theirs. The stone bowl gave the rice at the bottom a great crispy texture, which, alongside the crispy, perfectly fried tofu, contrasted wonderfully with the soft rice and warm soup. I loved the variety of veggies — including carrots, zucchini, spinach, and gosari namul — and the combination of the soup and gochujang-based sauce helped to tie the whole dish together. I did think that there was a smidge too much rice compared to other fillings, but it was absolutely delicious.
YJ
It’s a good restaurant to eat Korean-Chinese food like jja jang noodle, jjam bong and tank su yuk. The place was clean, and the food came so quickly. I would like to go here again.
… moreKevin Chung
Okay, I normally only go to restaurants rated 4.5 stars or higher because I hate being disappointed. That is exactly why I cannot understand why Jang Won is only rated 4.1.
This place completely blew my mind. The food was easily some of the best Korean Chinese food in the NOVA area. We ordered 짜장면 (JaJang Myun), 짬뽕 (Jjam Bbong), 탕수육 (Beef TangSuYuk Large), 깐풍새우 (KhanPung Shrimp), and 군만두 (fried dumplings). Every single dish was excellent. No misses.
We came with a group of 10 people, ordered a lot of food, and somehow it came out to about $25 per person AFTER tax and a 20% tip. That is honestly crazy cheap considering how full we were.
Service was great. The owner and servers were friendly, attentive, and clearly cared. The restaurant was very clean. Ambience is typical for a Korean Chinese restaurant. Nothing fancy, minimal banchan, which is exactly what you expect.
Parking could be larger, but it was manageable.
Overall, this is an easy 5/5 for me, and I would highly recommend Jang Won. I will definitely be back.
… moreThis place completely blew my mind. The food was easily some of the best Korean Chinese food in the NOVA area. We ordered 짜장면 (JaJang Myun), 짬뽕 (Jjam Bbong), 탕수육 (Beef TangSuYuk Large), 깐풍새우 (KhanPung Shrimp), and 군만두 (fried dumplings). Every single dish was excellent. No misses.
We came with a group of 10 people, ordered a lot of food, and somehow it came out to about $25 per person AFTER tax and a 20% tip. That is honestly crazy cheap considering how full we were.
Service was great. The owner and servers were friendly, attentive, and clearly cared. The restaurant was very clean. Ambience is typical for a Korean Chinese restaurant. Nothing fancy, minimal banchan, which is exactly what you expect.
Parking could be larger, but it was manageable.
Overall, this is an easy 5/5 for me, and I would highly recommend Jang Won. I will definitely be back.