Ju Bang Jang Korean Restaurant, Queens NY

Being someone with high standards when it comes to Korean food, I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and quantity of the food provided. The meat was plentiful and the sauce to go with my jaeyook bokkum was absolutely wonderful. I haven't enjoyed Korean food this much in a while! Thank you:)

The food here was amazing! Especially the cold buckwheat noodles (mul naengmyun). The food was reasonably priced and seasoned well without being overbearingly salty. The side dishes were tasty and fresh. Food came out pretty quick and waitresses here were very sweet. I eat a lot of Korean food and this place is of high quality and you can tell the food is made with care. Has parking in the front so it’s very convenient to drive here. Will be coming here again!

Attentive service, wide selection of flavorful and tasty food. The seafood/green onion pancake was so good and crispy, filled with lots of seafood. Spicy tteokbokki was very delicious, not particularly spicy though, but nonetheless great. Bulgogi, beef were both flavorful, rice was fresh and hot. Quick service always a plus

I don't usually write reviews, so believe me when I say this place is worth a try. The hostess are warm and attentive, the parking was convenient but nothing about this place can outshine the food. The cold buckwheat noodles where something I would devour whole even on a full stomach. The flavors of the noodles are refreshing and delicious. I also had the fish, which was definitely seasoned to perfection. Definitely a repeat spot

It's a neighborhood restaurant, but we had never tried. No fancy decorations. Interior is very simple, but we sit comfortably. I only saw two staffs working, one of them was in the kitchen and one of them is our server. It's a very cold day, so we thought it's a good idea to have something hot and warm. I ordered a Korean Hanover soup and my husband ordered the combo (tofu soup and fish). The fish is smooth. My Hanover soup is a bit salty spicy (the server told me it's not spicy?). Overall we like the restaurant.

I'm so glad that I found this place. This is not not a fancy but a wholesome restaurant. I came here after a full stomach. I didn't expect to be able to eat much. I came here because the reviews mentioned how cozy and traditional the food is. There were language barriers but the staff was really sweet. Hot corn tea was served. The side dishes were well seasoned. I couldn't stop eating. I ordered yukgaejang and samgyetang. Yukgaejang was flavorful, not from strong msg but it's noticeable that the broth was simmered for hours. Samgyetang was also delicious, very flavorful. Full of collagen (not even kidding, I had leftovers and the broth was solidified. The only thing was when they served salt/pepper on the side, it was mixed, and I didn't want to bother her with a small thing and ask for a new one). The overall experience was amazing. Definitely will come back again

My favorite hangover solution is their ugeoji seonji haejangguk-literally called "hangover soup. " The cabbage, oxblood, and tender bites of meat in the rich and savory broth really feels like home cooking. All clean and fresh tasting.

Had a taste for bibimbap in a hot stone bowl but decided on the spicy pork belly and rice in the hot stone bowl it was a good chose

Feel like eating at home The food tastes great. There is a real Korean. Great and nice services.
I will definitely come back to try more dishes.

Had the green onion pancake and it was really nice. Lots of squid, mussels and of course green onion. A little more shrimp would’ve been nice… but it’s ok.
Very inviting homey atmosphere. Will be back.

One of the best experiences I've ever had in a Korean restaurant. Haven't had a bad meal here once, and the staff provides an active and friendly experience to the meal. It's a complete joy when they ensure we have proper experience of the Korean food they provide, and their hospitality bleeds through in their service. Will 100% be coming here on a regular basis, a definite gem of Northern Blvd!

I have always wanted to try Korean cuisine and most of the places I ha e been either serve BBQ or noodle soups as their main entrees. I wanted diversity meaning more authentic dishes and choices. So having said that I began researching and found this little dainty place in Northern Boulevard, Flushing Queens. I got to be honest I don't know most of the Korean dishes and the ones I know came from watching Korean food shows on Netflix. To be safe I ordered the Spicy Cod Soup with white rice. It was really good. Maybe because I haven't had any before this! The one thing that I love about most Korean restaurants is that they aways serve you with these variety of appetizers before the entree. I just enjoy the seaweed salad and cold jelly appetizers. Now I was curious at certain dishes that weren't on the menu and ordered the braised monkfish. I was feeling adventurous. That was a mistake on my behalf. Maybe I wasn't accustomed to the way it was prepared. Overall it was a pretty good meal amd experience. I particular enjoy the little side dishes of tidbits before the main meal.