This is a Korean charcoal-grilled pork rib restaurant on Friendship Highway in Angeles, serving its signature pork ribs along with Chinese-style noodle dishes like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong all in one place. Although the name says pork rib restaurant, it has plenty of Chinese menu items and also Korean dishes like jeyuk bokkeum (spicy stir-fried pork). Reviewers say it's a good place to go when you can't decide what to eat. According to a 2021 blog post, around that time it expanded into the space right next door and reorganized its menu.
Many reviews say the charcoal-grilled pork ribs have a subtle smoky flavor and the meat is chewy yet moist. One review says the seafood jjamppong comes generously loaded with ingredients like mussels, crab, shrimp, squid, and mushrooms, and the spicy broth was soothing and helped settle the stomach. Another review says the jaengban jjajang (tray jjajangmyeon) also came with seafood and big chunks of onion, and was enough for three people to share. Overall, many reviews say the portions are generous. According to a 2024 review, the side dishes served were kimchi, dried radish strips, pickled yellow radish, and stir-fried fish cakes. On the other hand, one review was disappointed that the tangsuyuk (sweet and sour pork) was tough, and several reviews say the food tastes a bit salty. Some also say the prices are almost the same as in Korea.
According to the menu, jjajangmyeon is ₱350. The oyster, squid, blue crab, and brisket jjamppong are ₱450, the seafood soft tofu jjamppong is ₱550, and the jaengban jjajang and jaengban jjamppong (tray jjamppong) are ₱800 each. Kimchi fried rice is ₱350. One review says you can order dishes like kkansyo shrimp (fried shrimp in a sweet and spicy sauce) in small portions, which makes it easy to try a bit of everything. Another review says two people ate plenty from a set combining jjamppong, mini tangsuyuk, and fried dumplings, and that swapping the set's jjajangmyeon for jjamppong cost extra.
According to a 2024 review, even though it was early lunchtime, the place was almost full with Korean and local customers. According to Google Maps, it accepts reservations and takeout, is listed as suitable for groups and for guests with children, and sells beer. One review says you can also order by delivery if it's hard to get to the restaurant.
According to Google Maps, free parking lot and free street parking are available. Fifty Pizza and Matnam Square are about 50 m away, One Kimbap and Matsuya are about 100 m away, and Regency Sunset Hotel is also about 100 m away. You can inquire via Facebook or by phone.
Information verified: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, and Naver blog reviews). Menu and prices may change, so please check before visiting.
