The food and overall vibe of this restaurant was enjoyable. The menu is small and focused. I enjoyed all of the spicy options. They start by bringing out some ban chan. Ours consisted of peanuts in the shell, well seasoned shrimp chips, fresh raw onion, and pickled radish. It was flavorful. For my entree I had the spicy fried shrimp. It wasn't crazy spicy but some of the bites carried some heat. The peanuts in the dish were really tasty and I wished there were more of them because they were soooooo good. The sauce was tasty but kind of oily. I would definitely order this dish again. The service was efficient and quiet. Highly recommended overall

This place is called Jjampong Jijon on Google. It's a Chinese-Korean fusion restaurant and I find the change from "Jjamppong Jijon" to "Zzampong Zizon" such a smart fusion of the two languages! Things you should know: I. PARKING This restaurant is within the HMart plaza and shares a massive, free parking lot with the adjacent businesses. You'll always find a space. II. SERVICE The menu is slim, only offering heavy rice, fried meat, and noodle options. It's not particularly diet friendly; so keep that in mind when picking this restaurant. The staff is friendly and kind, the banchan is flavorful and your order comes out rather quickly..! III. QUALITY The Zzamzza Myeun (짬짜만) and Sweet & Sour Pork (찹쌀 탕수육) were excellent. Highly recommend! IV. CAPACITY Fair amount of seating for a weekend at peak dinner hours. No wait.

The sweet and sour pork was a nice app dish that strikes an excellent balance between sweetness and tanginess. The way they're fried added a nice soft crunch to its texture. The "spicy" Jjajangmyeon, offers a deeply savory experience with its thick, hearty black bean sauce that clings to the chewy noodles. We had order the level 4 fiery hell & it wasn't bad at all. Though, it's probably because of my tolerance with spicy dishes. Service was not bad. The lady insisted we tried something that's not fiery hell despite us insisting that we could handle it. Thank you for your warning. During dinner time, it wasn't so bad. Things went pretty smooth and it wasn't so loud.

LOVE the jjampong soup flavor. It just hits the spot. Noodles are chewy and have good texture. Ventilation is not the best. Be ready to have your clothes and hair smells like fried food once you are done eating.

This restaurant was a great find! It's in the plaza where H Mart is located, and there's plenty of parking available. As soon as we walked in, staff greeted and seated us immediately. The Black Bean Noodles (Jjajangmyun) was very tasty, as well as the Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup (Jjamppong). I very much appreciated that the latter had a good portion of seafood and veggies. The only item I did not enjoy was the Sweet and Sour Pork; the meat was way too hard.

Located in the hmart plaza in Duluth lies a nice modern korean restaurant that specializes in korean black bean noodles and spicy seafood noodles AKA jjajangmyun and jjamppong. You get complimentary peanuts and popped rice cakes which is an interesting appetizer. Menu has different items and includes various spice levels per item. The jjajangmyun is very delicious and doesn't have a crazy amount of veggies. Some places overdo it and this place does it just right. The fried pork that you can order in its special coating is pretty mid. I'd go somewhere else for that. Go here for the main menu. Barely any wait times even during busy hours and place has ample parking all around.

New favorite jjm spot. The. Jampong was super good too. Beware of the spice levels if you can't handle heat.

Food: Jjamppong (spicy seafood noodle soup) - one our favorite places to get this in Gwinnett county. Has very good fire wok flavor and on the spicy side. Adjust accordingly if you cannot handle spicy. Jjajangmyun (black bean noodle) - not bad. On the blander side vs other places but still tasty. Smaller portion than others as well. Yuringi (Pepper Fried Chicken) - a very nice refreshing yet spicy flavors. The chicken is fried in chapsal (glutinous rice flour) so it is very crispy yet chewy. The lettuce dipped in the sauce balances the fried very well. Our favorite dish today. Service/Ambience: The waitress was very accommodating and answered a lot of our questions. It's a nice quaint place with good seating. They do offer peanuts and small snack when you arrive so careful if you have nut allergies. Overall, great place to get Chinese-korean dishes. They have lots of new expanded family style dishes (yuringi is one of them). We will definitely come back to try more of their items.