JOA
JOA insuffle les saveurs vibrantes et authentiques de la cuisine coréenne au cœur de Montréal.
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Afficher toutchicken(9) jjam(8) noodle(8) poulet(7) frit(7) poulet frit(6) bbong(6) fried chicken(5) beef(5) spicy(5) fried(5) jajangmyeon(4)
A little hole in the wall restaurant easily missed from the street because it's on a second floor. It wasn't very busy on a Saturday evening (at points I was the only diner).
I had the beef jjam bbong noodle soup, which I requested extra spicy. The noodles were perfectly smooth & chewy, & the meat was plentiful. This is probably one of the best jjam bbongs I've ever had. My critiques are that I think a leaner cut of meat could be better as there were a few pieces that were super fatty, & I also think some kimchi or pickle on the side for dine in customers would be very appreciated to cut through the richness.
Overall this was very delicious & I would totally come back to try their seafood jjam bbong or jajangmyeon next time I'm in Montreal.
Orders fired chicken ball & the noodles salade with rice. Very basic & Ordinary taste.. nothing excites me with the price 16 sth with TAX. Small very hot inside & Mosquito 🦟 annoyed me the most .. I haven't enjoyed the meal entertaining him 🥲🥲🥲
I'm an Englishman who lives in Australia who took over from Vancouver for a four days & happened to find this place which is a hidden gem. Go up the steep steps & open the heavy door & go inside & you'll find a very clean & warm & welcoming restaurant. I had the deep fried chicken & beef & vegetable noodles & I'm sitting here now & I couldn't be any happier. The food is fresh & tasty & I love it.
Takeout-focused Korean kitchen with solid Korean-Chinese dishes.
Not bad at all. For a place that looked like it was falling apart from the outside, the food was authentic & nicely seasoned. Classic mom-&-pop spot that doesn't bother catering to local palates & just goes straight for the real thing.
My friend & I got the black bean noodles (jjajang), the spicy beef noodles (jjam bbong), & a fried chicken cupbap, & everything was satisfying. No weird sweetness, no MSG bomb, just straight wok-fired cooking with natural umami doing the work.
My favorite was the beef jjam bbong. It ran a little spicy even for me, but it was one of the best versions I've had in a while. A lot of the brisket versions I've had in the US come loaded with beef fat in the broth, but this one was mostly clean spice & vegetables.
For a spot we picked at random, this was a nice hit. Would come back next time we're in the area.
Simple setup for a quick meal. I appreciated the hot spicy soup noodles for dinner in winter. Recommended if you're in the neighbourhood.