홍반장 포트리 (HONG BAN JANG Fort Lee) | Korean Chinese Fort Lee, NJ

TLDR: Definitely my "go to" for Korean Chinese. Second location of the original Palisades Park location. It's comfy, it's clean, it's delicious. Get yourself some noodles, some fried pork and jjampong! I was happy to hear that another location of Hong's opened because the Palisades Park location can get quite busy. Parking is easy, the space is clean, comfortable and tasty as always. It's hard to find reasonably price good food nowdays. The boiled dumplings are small and full of flavor. The pork is so delicately crispy, the sauce is on the side (because who wants soggy fried stuff) and so addicting. The jjampong has plenty of seafood, the broth is delightfully rich yet balanced with springy noodles. If you like jjangmyeon or jjampong - this is where you need to drop by.

One of my top 2 favorite Korean restaurants in Fort Lee (and there is a lot to choose from). The quality is great, umami is fantastic and you get a lot for your buck. We’ll be back. Cannot wait to try the other dishes! Insider tip: come here during lunch. They have affordable lunch specials.

Came here to satisfy my Korean Chinese food craving. It's 3.5 stars for me. The food was good to average. Fried rice was okay and Jjamppong was good. But the Tangsuyuk had a thick batter and Gochujapche was plain. Inside was clean and they gave us complimentary hot tea. Service was on the fast side and the staff was helpful.

The crispy chicken is crispier than corn flakes. The seafood soup was outstanding. The restaurant is closing relatively early (before 10pm) on Saturday, but the staff is friendly.

A jjajangmyeon spot recommended by a Korean friend’s friend👀 The restaurant is spacious and clean. You can find meter parking easily right outside the entrance. $8 for a large bowl of jjajangmyeon is totally anti-inflation. They add many mashed potatoes in the black bean sauce, while only few tiny bits of pork can be found in the noodle. It doesn’t taste very authentic tbh. You can def find better ones elsewhere (I tried some good jjajangmyeon in Queens), but you can’t beat that price. Friendly reminder: Don’t try the spicy jjajangmyeon, unless you are confident with your spice tolerance. What we got: ＊ Jjajangmyeon 짜장면 ＊ Maeun jjajangmyeon 매운짜장 ＊ Kimchi Jjamppong 흑돼지 삼겹살 김치짬뽕 ＊ Shabu Jjamppong 양지살 샤브짬뽕