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It's Chinese food, but it's clean and not burdensome. It's good to eat with a baby.

I want to come often ㅠㅠ

Personally, I don't like clams and mussels in my Jjamppong, but Rio, a small Chinese restaurant, has Jjamppong that perfectly meets my needs. It's made with fresh vegetables stir-fried right after ordering, so the quality is no joke. The Jjamppong soup is clean and not overwhelming. This is the place I go when I want to eat hangovers. Next time, I'll go with a friend and try a variety of menu items.

I am writing a review because it is so different from usual. I went there specifically because it was a local restaurant. Is this correct? After my child and his friend's academy, my husband and I took the children to eat dinner. Is it worth 15 points of sweet and sour pork? It wasn't even whole, it was about 1/3 the size of a finger and not even half the amount I normally eat. Were you running out of ingredients because you were almost out? Did you just throw in the vegetables and pour in the sauce to cover it up? I wanted to. The cinnamon smell in the sauce was so strong that it was barely noticeable. The adults could only eat two small pieces of sweet and sour pork to feed the children. Jjajangmyeon had already changed from the end of the year, starting from the bowl, it was bloated, and I was done after eating 4-5 chopsticks. ha… The child came home and said he was hungry. It's a shame that I couldn't complain or take pictures because I had a friend with a child. If you have nothing left, raise the price and don't play around with food.

The store is clean. Assuming it's Chinese food, it's clean and light, so it's easy to eat after eating it. Especially the ingredients are so fresh. I want to try other menus too.

Gyezel Menu’s Oyster Jjamppong is plentiful and delicious!! The sweet and sour pork is almost stir-fried and is really thick and delicious! Plus, it’s nice that they sell Jjajang in trays for one person!!

I heard from my companions that the interior was clean and that it was delicious when we left, but my personal inspiration was the taste of eating at a famous long-established Chinese restaurant located an hour or two away from the town when traveling across the country. I feel like that. It tastes good, but it tastes old.

I visited with my family and ate a variety of dishes, and they were all very delicious. Everything is so fresh and good ingredients are used, and the food is so delicious and friendly. The oyster jjamppong was also served with plenty of sturdy oysters and was refreshing.

Generous portions and fresh ingredients. It's a blessing to have a Chinese place like this in the neighborhood. The portions are big and the taste is reliable, so when I'm craving Chinese food, I can stop by without worrying. This is Little Chinese Riu in Nangok. They also have seasonal menu items, which I like.