Spicy Noodle Soup (Jamppong)
$16.95
Spicy Korean noodle soup with seafood and vegetables in savory broth.
“Delicious!!! So happy to find a place in this area that serves some amazing 탕수육, 짜짱면, and 짬뽕 that we grew up eating.”
Korean Food to Try
K. Sweet & Sour Pork (Pork Tangsuyuk)
$19.95
Battered, fried pork comes with a tangy sweet-and-sour sauce.
K. Hot Pepper Chicken
$19.95
Chicken prepared with hot pepper flavors in a Korean-style entrée.
“This Chinese restaurant also offers Korean-style Chinese cuisine. They have a separate menu for Korean dishes. Jjajangmum, a beloved Korean comfort food, is available here. The food is delicious and highly recommended.”
K. Sweet & Sour Calamari
$21.95
Calamari prepared with sweet-and-sour flavors in a Korean seafood dish.
“Finally getting around to writing a review for Ming’s after being a customer for over 20 years—this has always been my all-time favorite Korean-Chinese restaurant in the entire tri-state area. Even after moving to NYC, I still crave Ming’s whenever I’m in the mood for tangsooyuk. I usually forget to write a review because I end up devouring the food as soon as it hits the table. If you’re not Korean, definitely give their Korean-Chinese menu a try—it might just be a delicious surprise! Recommended dishes: Tangsooyuk (pork), Chili Shrimp, Shredded Hot Green Pepper, and Jjajangmyeon”
K. Beef Cold Dish
$26.95
A Korean cold dish featuring beef served chilled.
K. Dry Roast Calamari
$21.95
Korean-style calamari dry-roasted for a savory, concentrated flavor.
K. Hot & Cold Dish
$38.95
A Korean dish presented with both hot and cold components.
K. Sweet & Sour Beef (Beef Tangsuyuk)
$22.95
Crispy fried beef coated in a glossy sweet-and-sour sauce.
K. Three Delight Cold Dish
$34.95
A Korean cold dish combining three savory components, served chilled.
K. Three Happiness
$32.95
A Korean seafood dish with ingredients and preparation unspecified.
Wu Dong
$16.95
A Korean noodle or rice dish with details not specified.
