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Geumhyang

A long-established Masan Chinese spot famous for its seafood jaengban jjajang and charred yaki udon, with single-serve options that suit solo diners.

GyeongnamWorld Cuisine > Chinese
Geumhyang is a long-standing Chinese restaurant in Masan, best known for its seafood jaengban jjajang and smoky yaki udon. The seafood jaengban jjajang can be ordered as a single portion, making it easy for solo diners; it arrives loaded with squid, shrimp, and mussels for a deep, briny flavor. The noodles are chewy and well-coated in a rich soy-based sauce, while the yaki udon is popular for its charred, savory sauce and generous vegetables. The interior is clean and tidy with about ten tables; parking is available in nearby alleys or public lots.

Local Tips

  • Heaping seafood jaengban jjajang — available as a single portion with squid, shrimp, and mussels
  • Yaki udon prized for its smoky sauce and generous vegetables; clean, casual space with ~10 tables
  • Open daily until 20:20; park in nearby alleys or public lots

Menu

(간짜장)8,000 KRW
Mandu (만두) — Korean dumplings5,000 KRW
Bokkeumbap (볶음밥) — fried rice8,000 KRW
Yaki Udon (야끼우동) — stir-fried udon with smoky sauce12,000 KRW
Udon (우동) — noodle soup8,000 KRW
Japchae-bap (잡채밥) — stir-fried glass noodles on rice8,000 KRW
Jaengban Jjajang (쟁반짜장) — platter-style black bean noodles12,000 KRW
(짜장면) — black bean noodles6,000 KRW
(짬뽕) — spicy seafood noodle soup8,000 KRW
-bap (짬뽕밥) — served over rice8,000 KRW
Haemul Deopbap (해물덮밥) — seafood rice bowl12,000 KRW
Haemul (해물짬뽕) — seafood 12,000 KRW

Practical Information

Category
World Cuisine > Chinese
Address
12 Wolyeongdongbuk-ro, Masanhappo District, Changwon City, Gyeongsangnam-do
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Operating Hours
Daily 11:00 ~ 20:20
Facilities
About 10 tables (table seating),Nearby street / public parking,Casual, clean interior

Glossary

Ganjjajang
A version of black bean noodles where the sauce is stir‑fried and thicker, often served with the sauce mixed into the noodles rather than poured over.
Jjaengban Jjajang
A large, platter‑style jjajang meant for sharing — great when dining with a group.
Jjajangmyeon
Korean‑Chinese noodles in a savory black bean sauce, a ubiquitous comfort dish in Korea.
Jjamppong
Spicy seafood noodle soup with a deep, chili‑forward broth and a mix of seafood and vegetables.