Gaya Seong Jakarta
Jjajangmyeon, jjamppong and tangsuyuk in the original Sasak Tour guide to Wijaya’s Korean dining area.
Before you go
Menu items, prices and hours can change. Check directly with the restaurant before visiting.
Archive guide · current operation unconfirmed
Korean Chinese comfort food in Wijaya
The original Sasak Tour article places Gaya Seong in Jakarta’s Wijaya Korean neighbourhood. Its brief introduction centres on three familiar Korean Chinese dishes: black-bean noodles, spicy noodle soup and sweet-and-sour pork. The restaurant and food photographs are reproduced in full in the gallery.
Dishes named in the source
Jjajangmyeon combines noodles with a dark black-bean sauce; jjamppong is the spicy noodle-soup option; tangsuyuk is a shareable sweet-and-sour dish. These are the specific recommendations in the original entry, rather than a generic menu added for every restaurant. Ask about ingredients and current availability when ordering.
Original hours & budget
The 2015 guide listed 11:00–22:00, telephone +62 21 725 7373 and an indicative IDR 50,000–200,000 price range. They are historical reference details, not verified current information. Confirm today’s menu, address and prices before planning a meal.
For a Jakarta itinerary
The Wijaya setting can be convenient for travellers staying around South Jakarta, but the original article is old. Verify the current business and location first, especially before arranging a group dinner or sending a driver to the former address.
Photo gallery · 10 photos
Photographs from the original Sasak Tour guide. Restaurant interiors, menus and dishes may have changed since these images were taken.
Location & contact information
Wijaya Center area, South Jakarta — original location; confirm current map pin