Jjang Ga Nae Korean Restaurant

My brother & his fiance found this place and introduced it to me, and it has become my favorite spot when I’m craving Korean food. This restaurant is located in New Jersey. The restaurant has a classic and homey look. Our server was friendly, and all the food didn’t take long to come out. As K-drama fans, I have been wanting to try Cold Noodle, so when I saw they have it here, I definitely had to try it, and I love it. Their Gan Chajangmyun is also something you have to try if you visit this place. I’ve tried Chajangmyun in many places, and the Chajangmyun here is my favorite. Definitely, I will come back

First time here and I love this place all the food was so good and authentic will be back again The lady was so kind and patient explaining things on the menu the price was reasonable too

Food was absolutely delicious. Went with a Korean friend who had been there before. Came highly recommended by him and it did not disappoint. Tried a few signature dishes (forgive me for not knowing the names of the dishes), and will 100% be back to enjoy another lunch soon!

It felt very cozy and tasted like mother's cooking. The service was fast, and the food definitely hit the soul. 10/10 recommend.

Love this place. Very authentic Korean food, tastes great and price is not bad. I have been here a few times (typically on my way home from work around 6-7pm) and service is always very fast, with you waiting only a fraction of the time you have to wait at other restaurants.

So good— what a meal! I’m fairly unfamiliar with Korean food but the lovely woman running the place let me show her some photos from other reviewers on my phone. Flavorful, filling and homemade, this is a must-try. I’m not sure what all the cold appetizers were that came when we ordered the fried pork dumplings (which were SO GOOD) but there was defitnely kimchi, pickled radish, onion, pickled cucumber, and potatoes that I’m still dreaming about. We ordered pork bulgogi which was a skillet of hot and flavorful beef with sauteed onions and peppers. We also got the chajangmyun which is the dish that looks like spaghetti in dark sauce. It has delicately cooked ribs and diced veggies. Both were truly delicious. I can’t wait to try more Korean food!

The definition of homely. The restaurant can hold up to 20 people and gives an urban feel. The food was undeniably on point, the dumplings were unique and delicious and the gan jajiangmyun was more than fulfilling on a rainy day. Surely will find time to try other items on the menu

Picture it: It's 98 outside and it's humid. The hot wind is making you feel like you're in a hot tub with clothes on. You just want a bowl of cold beef broth with noodles. This is your place. The place is totally unassuming. It's next to a nail shop in a tiny plaza. The sign looks like it's seen better days but that's why I knew I had made it. It was about 130 in the afternoon, and I hadn't eaten lunch. Two of my coworkers were with me, one of which, spoke Korean. We came in and a really pleasant older woman sat us. She eventually came over and my coworker ordered something in Korean that was apparently written on the wall on a star but not in the menu, and we picked something out of the menu. My shu mai were good, nothing too special but it's ok. My cold beef noodle was so delicate and delicious. They brought out the spicy mustard that usually accompanies this dish and I couldn't have been any happier. The dish felt like "my mom" had made it. Not MY mom because she can't cook Korean, but somebody's mom who was standing in for mine. The dish was nicely chilled and plated. I ate the entire thing. The prices were appropriate and we will be returning regularly I feel. This place deserves the love repaid, that it puts out on plates of food.