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Ganjjajang (Dry-style Jjajangmyeon) 간짜장

Black bean sauce stir-fried fresh without starch and served separately — richer, often topped with a fried egg.

간짜장 영어로: Ganjjajang (Dry-style Jjajangmyeon) · 한국어 안내

Ganjjajang in Korean

간짜장

ganjjajang

Not spicyNot vegetarianContains pork
Contains
Pork, Egg
Allergens
Wheat / gluten, Soy, Egg
Where
Korean-Chinese restaurants 중국집

Order it in Korean

One Ganjjajang, please.

간짜장 하나 주세요.

ganjjajang hana juseyo.

What's in it

Wheat noodles, black bean paste, pork, onion, egg.

More about Ganjjajang

Because the sauce is fried with fresh onion and no starch, it is drier, more savoury and a little crunchy. Pour the sauce over the noodles yourself and mix.

Special diets and allergies

Recipes vary between restaurants. If an ingredient matters to you, ask before you order — or show a diet card.

Quick answers

What is Ganjjajang?

Black bean sauce stir-fried fresh without starch and served separately — richer, often topped with a fried egg.

Is Ganjjajang spicy?

No — it is not spicy.

Is Ganjjajang vegetarian?

No — pork is part of the dish.

Does Ganjjajang contain pork?

Yes — it contains pork.

Is Ganjjajang gluten-free?

No — it usually contains wheat (gluten). Recipes vary, so ask if you need to avoid it.

What is Ganjjajang called in Korean?

간짜장, pronounced “ganjjajang”.

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