Cuisine

Chinese (중국 국수류 전문점)

District

Gwangjin (광진구) , Seoul

Address

Seoul Gwangjin-gu Ttukseomro27-gil 48

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Why go

350m from Konkuk Univ.

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Expect possible waits during weekends or peak meal times.

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350m from Konkuk Univ. Station. Songhwa Sansi Dosakmyeon is a Chinese restaurant specializing in mainland-style dao xiao mian (knife-cut noodles) and dim sum, located near Konkuk University Station on Ttukseom-ro in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul. With approximately 1,330 Google reviews at a 4.4 rating, it operates two locations side by side, the main branch and a second branch, with the latter being larger and turning tables more efficiently. The signature dao xiao mian features hand-cut noodles with a thick, kalguksu-like profile and remarkably springy texture. The broth carries a spicy kick topped generously with cilantro, accompanied by bok choy and quail eggs served on the side. The stock has a pronounced bone-broth aroma that may not suit all palates, but overall it delivers an authentic mainland Chinese character. The eggplant tempura is the single most praised item across reviews and should be considered a mandatory order on any visit. The xiao long bao are filled with abundant juice and carry a pleasant pork aroma, and the shrimp shumai are solidly packed. The fried rice arrives with well-separated, properly wok-tossed grains, and pairing it with the xiang-la-rou-si (spicy shredded pork) rice bowl draws positive reactions. Additional rice bowl options such as yuxiang-rousi make the menu well-suited for groups who prefer sharing multiple dishes. The complimentary peanuts served as a banchan have developed a quietly addictive following. Pricing is widely considered strong value, and the generous portions frequently result in takeout containers. Ordering is handled through QR codes at the table, and a free beverage is provided upon departure. Waits are common, though pairs and weekday afternoon visitors tend to be seated relatively quickly. Staff interaction falls into a neutral zone, not actively warm, but not discourteous either.