Breakfast Menu "Korean Noodles House" Elkins Park

I love this noodle house. Went there a few years back on a whim because of a random google search for new kinds of food to try. I have made it a point to go back at least once a month since then. The couple who owns and runs the place are totally sweet and remember me every time. She's even helping me learn a little Korean so I can order and say thank you. I personally love the Jam Bong soup. Spicy noodle soup that is absolutely perfect on a windy day. I recommend this place to my friends all the time. My only complaint is that they're closed on Mondays which is my usual day off from work.

Pros: food that is cheap, delicious, and comes in huge portions. It's authentic too, since I saw a ton of older Korean folks chowing down in there. Recommend the black bean noodles and sweet and sour chicken combo for first timers. Con: service can be slow during busier hours, cause they only have one person working as waitress and hostess and busboy (or busgirl) simultaneously. It's not enough to knock down the score though. TLDR: Great place to check out.

Korean Noodle presents authentic korean food at an amazing price. Their seafood soup and black been noodle combinations are delicious. If you are looking for a lot of food for a great price definitely try Korean Noodle house, they have a wide array of food for excellent prices!

LOVE this place! The owners are so sweet. The food is great and they give you plenty of it. They make my favorite jjampong of all the Korean places around here (and there are MANY). The soondae is yummy, as is the tang su yuk. What else? Oh the jajangmyeon is yummy too. They're awesome. Just eat here. The price is soooo right, too.

This is the best Korean restaurant in philadelphia. As a Korean american most korean restaurants in philadelphia are fair to good. But this place stands out. Samsun Jajang myung and their samsun Jampong are excellent. You can tell that they take pride in the way they make their food. For the posting on the bad tasting "water" that was korean barley tea not water.

Love this restaurant! They serve tea (not water) when you arrive, so don't be perturbed, it is not funky tasting water as your initial thoughts could be. Prices are good and they give you plenty for what you pay for. I've read this is one of the top places to get ja-jang-myun in philly, while I have not tasted all of what Philly has to offer, it is just delicious. Some recommendations from what friends and I have eaten; Jajangmyun, Jam Bong, Kampungi, Omlet Rice just to start. One of my favorite restaurants to go to.

Food was lackluster. Water tasted like they had cooked something in it already. Service was fine, reasonably priced. But there are 10 places with better food within walking distance.

Spicy Seafood noodle soup always hits the spot. Very friendly old couple operating. Eng is weak.