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🍜 The Origin and History of Jjajangmyeon Jjajangmyeon is now a representative national dish for Koreans, but its roots began in China's Shandong region. It's a dish that was created as Chinese cuisine was introduced to Korea and adapted to Korean tastes. 1. Where did Jjajangmyeon start? Started in China: It originated from a noodle dish with a stir-fried black bean sauce from China's Shandong region. When it was introduced to Korea: It was brought by Chinese immigrants from Shandong who settled in Korea after the opening of Incheon Port in the late 1880s. Early Jjajangmyeon: It was based on the Chinese dish Zha Jiang Mian (炸醬麵). 2. How did Korean Jjajangmyeon change? It was adapted to Korean tastes by adding ingredients like onions, potatoes, and pork. It became a popular dish with the spread of flour after the 1950s. 3. Representative types of Jjajangmyeon Regular Jjajangmyeon The most popular type, with a sweet and thick black bean sauce mixed with noodles. Gan Jjajang Made by stir-frying vegetables and black bean paste to order, the sauce and noodles are often served separately.