Jjamppong zizon (짬뽕지존 Las Vegas)

This is an average jjamppong place. Ingredients in Jjamppong were not fresh. It seems like they use frozen mussels as they were stale. Broth was good. Fast and friendly service. Jahangmeon was better. With jjangppong, you can select the spiciness level. It us already spicy so dont over so it. Tangsooyook (sweet and sour pork) was excellent

Overall, a nice restaurant for Chinese-korean food. The service was excellent, and the place looked clean overall. Sweet & sour pork- 3/5 it was just okay, I’d eat it if it was in front of me, but I pay for it here again. The batter wasn’t crispy enough and the pineapple in the sauce was cold. Jjamppong - the broth was delicious. However, at the price point ($19), it really didn’t have much seafood. It only seemed to have a handful of very small mussel meat (similar to the cheap frozen stuff they sell at HMart. No mussels, shrimp, or any other seafood. Jjajangmyun (black bean noodle) - these were excellent and we loved how the ingredients were larger chunks and not uniform; it gave a really nice home cooked feel. Sides- pickled radish was good, but no kimchi or onion.

I’ve been to every location of Jjamppong Zizon from the original location in LA to the newest one in Dallas multiple times. This location stands out as the best among all U.S. locations. It’s the only location that offers zhacai, a pickled side dish that many Koreans are fond of; where I’ve seen Korean owner wearing a sanitation cap while cooking, unlike other locations. The servers are always attentive and kind. I love the generous food portions and the service. I visit this location whenever I’m in Vegas.

It’s a must visit! The food is so yummy and comforting with good portions. I loved how they had the half and half option so I could try the two different noodles. Our server was so sweet and she made sure we had everything. Definitely recommend if you haven’t visited yet!

We ordered the dumplings, jjajangmyeon, & sweet/sour pork. The sweet & sour pork was good but nothing special. The jjajangmyeon (cheap at special price of $8.99) was also good but I think it needed more flavor. The highlight was the dumplings (forgot to take pic before eating😊). It was crispy on the outside but still juicy on the inside. I also enjoyed the free bottle water & radish side dishes. The service was excellent. I would definitely come back.