Yuyu Za Zang, Oakland CA

Great zazang myun (black bean noodles - $10.95) & tang sue yuk (sweet and sour pork - $17.95). Would 10/10 recommend! Both are a must get and delicious together

It was off the hook and so yummy, but the bill was double what I was expecting. I ordered an $18 dinner combo, and my tab just for food was $34 including tax. The service was good enough. The food, amazing.

Small restaurant, ordered Pho, it was a 2 at best. Lrg was a small portion.very little meat.

Authentic spot for Korean noodles (jaja myeon). The other options are great. I Especially their Tang su yuk which we had with sweet and sour sauce. Didn't have any banchan for some reason though.

Our South Korean friend took us here for some truly authentic Korean dishes (her opinion) even though the place is marketed as Chinese and some dishes are familiar from many Mandarin restaurant menus. But the dishes we ordered (Zazang myun, Tang sue yuk, and Zampong) were fantastic and nothing like we had enjoyed before! Delicious! We will be back.

This place is soooo underrated! The spicy chicken is so fresh and crunchy! The fried dumplings are superb. For the price, this place is a steal.

Authentic 짜장면 (black bean noodle). The black bean sauce has some sweetness to it and the noodles are hand pulled. Honestly nothing better than some hand pulled noodles. Their 짬뽕 is also good. If you go here, I do recommend getting the 깐풍기 (spicy fried chicken) or at least the 탕수육 (Tangsuyuk - crispy fried pork).

Good place for some popular Korean Chinese food. Enjoyed their Za Zang noodle. Reasonable price. Fast service overall.

Ganzazang and tangsueyuk were really good. Decent price and portion was great. I think we finally found our go to place for korean-chinese cuisine! It was nice they have half zazang and half zambbong option too. Spicy zazang myun was okay tho. Can’t wait to try other dishes next time.

Best jjajangmyeon in the bay! They hand make their noodles and you can tell - perfect texture and consistency. Their jjangmyeon sauce is so flavorful without being too salty. The tangsuyuk is excellent as well.

My first impression of this Korean Chinese restaurant was not clean. I had ordered several dishes to go. Noodles dishes were average, and some of the seafood in the noodle soup didn't taste fresh. I wish they used fresher oil to fry Tang-su-yuk (sweet and sour pork) because the batter was dark with spots.