Sam Bong

This place has delicious naengmyun (Korean cold noodle). It’s the perfect dish for the summer. We came here for lunch and the place was packed with uncles and aunties. We took a number and waited to be called inside. You’re expected to place your order before sitting down. Water and broth are self-service and unlimited. When your ticket number is served, you can go up to the counter and fetch your food. Once you’re done eating, it is expected for you to bring your tray back up to the counter. It was a very pleasant experience. No tips required. Highly recommended.

Pretty good Korean cold noodles on a hot summer! With some Korean pancake, galbi, and much more. Semi-self servicing, and frequented by many Koreans after golfing so you know it's legit!

It’s a self service place with descent food and no tips. Self service water and hot broth to drink. But the prices may not be as great as you think for what you get. The cold water naeng myun tasted bland although I usually eat on the bland side. It has one thin slice of meat. The dumplings order has only five pieces for 13 dollars; they are not that big and they were soggy and overcooked. Almost all five pieces fell apart or the skin ripped while we were trying to eat them.

This is a restaurant specialized in Korean cold noodles. You placed the order at the cash register then picked up the food when your number is displayed. The naengmyun is refreshing and delicious. The water and bone broth are also self service. There is no kimchi came with the noodles but you can asked for it at the counter.

My go to place for cold noodle in Pal Park. It’s located on the second floor of a small shopping plaza on Broad Ave. You order and pay as you enter, grab a table and pay close up your food at the counter when your number is called. It’s self service so no tipping required. The cold noodle is very refreshing on a warm way and it can get pretty busy during lunch.