Welcome to Jang Soo Jang
Jang Soo Jang is a Korean restaurant nestled in South Salt Lake, UT, offering a diverse menu that caters to all preferences. With a wide range of appetizers like Mandu Mul, Kimchi Pancake, and JSJ Specials such as Ojinguh Bokkeum and Galbi Jjim, this place truly stands out. The authentic flavors and generous portions make it a perfect spot for lunch or dinner. The variety of beverage options including Korean drinks, soft drinks, and Korean coffee add to the overall experience. The friendly atmosphere, excellent service, and delectable dishes make Jang Soo Jang a must-visit for Korean cuisine enthusiasts.
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58 E 3750th S South Salt Lake, UT 84115 Hotline: (801) 281-5574
Welcome to Jang Soo Jang, a haven for Korean cuisine enthusiasts in South Salt Lake, UT. This dining gem offers a plethora of amenities, including reservations, takeout options, vegetarian dishes, and accessibility for all guests. Accepting various forms of payment from credit cards to cryptocurrency, Jang Soo Jang welcomes all diners with open arms.
Located at 58 E 3750th S, Jang Soo Jang is a must-visit spot for those seeking authentic Korean flavors. The menu features a variety of appetizers, from the savory Mandu Mul or goon Korean dumplings to the flavorful Kimchi Pancake. For those looking for something special, the JSJ Specials showcase dishes like Ojinguh Bokkeum, Nakji Bokkeum, and Galbi Jjim that are sure to tantalize your taste buds.
Quench your thirst with Korean drinks, soft drinks, or hot tea, all available for a reasonable price. The cozy ambiance, friendly waitstaff, and free Wi-Fi make Jang Soo Jang a perfect spot for gathering with friends or family.
Overall, my experience at Jang Soo Jang was nothing short of delightful. The food was flavorful, the service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was inviting. I highly recommend trying the Ddeok Bokki and Eundaegu Jorim for a truly memorable dining experience. Don't miss out on this hidden culinary gem in South Salt Lake - Jang Soo Jang is a must-visit for all food enthusiasts.
This is my favorite Korean Restaurant in Utah. I have been going to this place almost every week. If you are looking for a good Korean restaurant, please try! Their spice pork stir fry (Daeji Bokkeum) is amazing. This is a hidden menu which you should definitely try. There Kimchi Soup, Yukgejang, amd other menus are great as well. Plenty of free parking and centrally located in SLC MSA!
Very traditional and authentic korean food. I love the tteokbokki and would recommend adding ramen to it. The portions are meant for family style eating and they provide sides galore! I am not the biggest fan of the rice but otherwise a very enjoyable and yummy place to get authentic korean cuisine from!
After trying a couple other Korean places in SLC, almost gave up on good Korean food...until we came here! Homey feels with delicious food served with generous portion sizes. The Sundae Gook was the highlight of the meal. Relative to other Korean restaurants in the area, entrees are reasonably priced! However, we were shocked at the $3 for each extra small bowl of rice. However, the incredibly scrumptious food and home-cooked vibes will have us come back again and again!
Ample seating - it's much larger than it looks from the outside. I walked in for lunch and ordered japchae to go. It was prepared very quickly. It was a huge amount. I planned to only eat half and save the rest for later but I enjoyed it so much, I ate it all in one sitting.
Recently move from LA to SLC, was searching for a good Korean place that serves authentic Korean food. I ordered the beef soondubu and it was better than most of the soondubu I had in LA (in k town as well as Alhambra area). My wife ordered the Sundae gook and that was the highlight dish of the night. The food tasted so good and felt very homemade. Perfect for a fall night. Would definitely come back and so happy & thankful we have found the Korean restaurant for us in SLC. The only cons I have is that adding an additional rice can be pricey ($3). So if you are a big rice eater like me, I would suggest getting the food to go!
Bene here a couple times. The place always give me a homey feel. The Korean food is pretty authentic, it has the homemade mom's taste. The service doesn't bother me at all, just tell them what you need. It's a family restaurant, not a big chain restaurant where all the employees got corporate training to treat customers the standard way or whatever.