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Yuyu Za Zang

4871 Telegraph Ave.
Oakland, CA 94609
510-653-2288
Oakland-Temescal

Larry Yu, a Korean-born Chinese chef, opened this cheery yellow cafe on Telegraph to sell Chinese-Korean noodle dishes like his dad used to make — namely jam pong, a spicy noodle soup, and ja jang myun, black-bean sauce noodles beloved by children all over Korea. The appeal is all in Yu’s thick, chewy house-made noodles. Yuyu’s Chinese-Korean food is pretty standard fare, except for the show-stopping pork and vegetables in mustard sauce, a multi-layered platter of meat, vegetables, poached seafood, and bean-paste noodles.

Hours: 11:30am-9:30pm 7 days a week

Tags: Chinese, Korean

Features: Lunch, Dinner, Takeout, Kid Friendly

Price: $

Payment Type: MasterCard, Visa, cash

Attire: Casual

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