Seongnae Gomtang in Geoje is a Chinese restaurant that serves gomtang and beef jjamppong noodles. Its jjamppong is built on gomtang broth, comes out sweet and not spicy, and the restaurant also offers a seafood jjamppong called Geoje-do Jjamppong. Geoje-do Jjamppong is limited to 30 bowls a day and sells out about an hour after opening, and the open kitchen shows the dish being stir-fried to order. The broth of the meat jjamppong is on the salty side.