Exceptional pork but all others are below average including the service. Where I currently live don't have gop chang (chitlin, aka intestine) bbq. My mom visited Duluth and brought me gop chang combination Togo from here, which I very much enjoyed so I decided to come here and try it personally and I just was not impressed. Venue: hmm. I consider it more on the smaller sized venue. Sectioned off table for privacy which is common and great quality. Food: ordered beef brisket, pork belly and gopchang (Ala carte) combination options did not match what I wanted. Beef brisket was so tough and chewy. We all looked at each other questioning the quality of this beef. On the other hand, pork belly was exceptional. Great flavor. Was very content with gopchang too. Banchan was mediocre. Love the bean powder (the magic sauce) as a dry meat dip which adds savory sweet taste that enhances the flavor. Whoever created this is a culinary genius. Service: the young lady who sat us to the table was nice then a male server took over. I'm guessing maybe he had a bad day, or just don't want to be there. Not personable. He was grilling for us but our family especially my mother who was there eats speed of sloth, very slow eater. I asked him courteously "can I cook this myself because we are slow eaters". He said "no, I'm going to do it" and slabbed all the meat on the grill. As a Korean person who has been eating in Korean bbq restaurant and home for over 4 decade this was my first. Everyone on the table was speechless. We had to eat in speed and other meats burned. Whilst I love eating gopchang crispy which requires longer cooking, the server came and turned off the grill. Maybe I'll come back just one more time as I really enjoyed the pork. Maybe I'll catch a better server or catch him on better day. read more

This Korean BBQ restaurant that specializes in gopchang used to be pretty good. Now, that has changed a lot, maybe a new owner or it's now too Americanized. Last weekend we ate dinner here and it was so so at best. The quality and service used to be so much better. After ordering, we waited over 30 minutes for our dipping sauce... had to remind the server over again. And the taste was not on point. They weren't even that busy with lot of open tables and rooms. We even grilled all the meat ourself. The side dishes they gave us weren't very flavorful, too. I have always liked their other location, it's always much cleaner and the quality and service are always top notch. read more

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I love gopchang and have tried pretty much every gopchang restaurant in the area. I recommend this one! They have multiple locations but personally think this one is the best. I usually get the A Set which is plenty for three people. The menu here is huge, so I definitely recommend trying a few other dishes. The spicy beef brisket stew is one of my go-tos. There's plenty of seating but the service can be slow. It seems like they were understaffed the last couple of times I went. Overall, if you're a gopchang lover, this spot is worth checking out! read more

I enjoyed our dinner at Hwangso Gopchang in Duluth. If you like gopchang, I think this place is worth visiting. If you don't know what gopchang is, it's Korean grilled cow and pig intestines. It's similar to Korean barbecue, with grills at your table and banchan (side dishes) included. However, instead of beef brisket and pork belly, it's tripe and intestines. Hwangso Gopchang specializes in the cow variety, not pig (though they do serve other pig parts). To get a good idea of what this place is like (food, service, atmosphere) in less than 60 seconds (tl;dr version), check out my Instagram Reel: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBuS722vKXj/ Many of you are probably thinking: "Stomach, tripe, and intestines? Yuck! No thanks." If you're open-minded and/or adventurous when it comes to food, I encourage you to try gopchang. I think it's delicious and I've yet to be disappointed. If you've been turned off by tripe and intestines from other restaurants and cuisines (e.g., Chinese/Taiwanese, Latin American), throw those experiences out the window. The Korean version is different in almost every way -- taste, smell, and texture. Don't knock gopchang till you've tried it. To me, this is arguably the best version. There are several gopchang restaurants in metro Atlanta, mostly in Gwinnett County (of course). Here's my running list: * Gopchang on Fire 1 - Suwanee - opened 2015 https://bit.ly/2NlVHi1 * Gopchang on Fire 2 - Duluth - opened 2017 https://bit.ly/3P4igrp * Gopchang on Fire 3 - Doraville - opened 2023 https://bit.ly/432q02R * Hwangso Gopchang 1 - Duluth (this location) - opened 2018 https://bit.ly/3T0qbav * Hwangso Gopchang 2 - Duluth - opened 2023 https://bit.ly/3V4oA5Z * Gopchang Salon - Suwanee - opened 2021 https://bit.ly/432bsQS Gopchang on Fire is the original gopchang brand/chain in Georgia. I removed 9292 Gopchang in Duluth, which opened in 2018, from the list because it changed to Ziggle Korean BBQ and then to 9292 Korean BBQ 2 (by 2022). Hwangso Gopchang is located in the sprawling, two-story Duluth International Village (Spa Land shopping center). It replaced Korean restaurant Hong Dae Pocha. I know this center best for longtime tenants like traditional Korean restaurant Jang Won Jung, Bonjuk, and Wellbean Tofu. The latter two closed and were replaced by K-Mom's Kitchen and another location of So Gong Dong Tofu & BBQ, respectively. I'm happy to see this shopping center doing better, with a higher occupancy rate and more activity compared to 15-20 years ago, but I digress. If you've been to Gopchang on Fire, Hwangso Gopchang's main menu is similar. For example, they both offer "A" and "B" sets of gopchang with the same parts at the same price: A is $59.99 for 2-3 people, B is $69.99 for 3-4 people. These sets are what these places are known for. If you order a set, you should order other dishes too or you might not get full. Hwangso Gopchang differentiates itself by having a bigger menu. Items Hwangso has that Fire doesn't: more stir-fried entrees and soups/stews (including mala stews), multiple kinds of fried rice, cold noodles, pork jowl, mussel soup, and even silkworm pupae soup. Here's what five of us ordered: B Set ($69.99, 3-4 people) * Gop Chang - small intestine of cow * Dae Chang ("big innards") - large intestine of cow * Mak Chang ("last tripe") - upper lining of last stomach of cow * Tuek Yang - upper lining of first stomach of cow or "first intestine" * Yeomtong - cow heart * Pork Belly ($25.99) * Fish Cake Soup ($24.99) * Korean Potato Pancake ($19.99) * Korean Rice Wine ($14.99) - Kook Soon Dang Makgeolli * Cass Korean beer x2 ($5.99 each) I thought everything was tasty. The biggest difference I noticed between Hwangso and Fire is Hwangso served their large intestine pre-stuffed with garlic and green onion whereas Fire served theirs plain and flat. I prefer the Hwangso way. The other parts were similar in terms of quality (good) and the way they were presented and served. For example, the small intestine was presented and grilled as a spiral before being cut, with scissors, into bite-sized pieces. No gamey or funky flavors here. I thought everything was savory with appetizing textures. The Pork Belly was thick-cut, relatively lean, and yummy. Hwangso's banchan included steamed egg, pickled white onion, spicy pickled mung bean sprouts, daikon, and garlic chives. Condiments included misugaru (grain powder), sesame oil with salt, pepper, and minced garlic, and Korean soy sauce with bird's eye chili. There was also a spice shaker that was simply labeled "seasoning." I asked a server what it was. He said it was Hwangso's special seasoning mix and he wasn't able to tell us what was in it. The Fish Cake Soup and Potato Pancake complemented the gopchang well. Gopchang also goes well with alcohol. I recommend beer and Korean rice wine. Our server, Solmin, was wonderful. She was attentive and did a great job serving, cooking, and cutting our B Set and Pork Belly. read more

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Good food. Good service. Great atmosphere!!! If you like authentic. Then this is the place to go. read more

Really great experience here. Would recommend one of their set menus where you can get a good sample of different meats. The meat comes out fresh and the waiter/waitress assists you with cooking, which for us was great because we had no idea what we were doing. They cook each part to perfection and let you know when they are ready to be eaten. Small intestine was surprisingly delicious, did not think I would enjoy eating this part of an animal. If you are looking for a culinary adventure and looking for a place that will guide you on your journey, this is the perfect place. Good service, nice environment, and great food! read more

This is my second time here and me and my friends LOVED it. We came here on a Friday night around 7:30 And it was already a packed house. Lucky there was some seatings outside in their outdoor patio area that they do allow smoking. We ordered a few things and everything was good. We did combo B of gopchange which feeds 3/4 people but I think it could feed way more than 4 people. We also ordered the beef tartare which was ok. I thought it was weird that the slices of meats were served frozen. We waited for it to defrost a little before eating... after half way eating it, we realized we forgot to pour the sauce that came with it over the meat!!! ‍‍. The Spicy Seafood Squid Soup was definitely a big Hit!!! The brought was so flavor and spicy! But a good spice! The squid that came with the soup was cold which kinda of killed it being in a soup. Maybe it's just for looks on top but they shouldn't dipped it into hot water or something for it to be a little warm. read more

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Hwangso Gochang sits beneath Two Ha's Cafe, and it's one of the go-to spots in town for gopchang. What's gopchang, you ask? It's Korean BBQ, but instead of the usual suspects like pork belly, galbi, or bulgogi, you're diving straight into the cow's deep cuts--intestines, stomachs, and other vital parts underappreciated in the meat world. It's not just a meal; it's an anatomical expedition. Sure, it might sound "offal" to some, but I'm a fan. Walking into Hwangso Gochang is like teleporting to a bustling Korean BBQ joint in Seoul. The vibe is loud and chaotic. There's the smoky aroma of grilled meat in the air, mingled with the energy of what feels like a dozen Korean salarymen complaining something about the 4B movement. It's cramped like a party where everyone's drunk and hungry. The booths, thankfully, are partitioned, creating your own private BBQ den. Think office cubicles circa 1995, but instead of TPS reports you get sizzling organ meat. Now, the main event: gopchang. You're here for the A or B sets, perfect for groups who want to explore a cow's lesser-loved parts. These combos feature small intestine, large intestine, first stomach, large stomach, and beef heart. It's like a guided colonoscopy. The small intestine is rich, chewy, and slightly grainy (did they not clean it properly or is this how it is?), while the large intestine offers a fatty, indulgent bite. The beef heart? Flavorful but a bit on the tough side. Not everyone at my table was game, but hey, their loss. Each table is equipped with a grill, and the staff handles the cooking for you. Pair the organ meat with the sesame oil dip, wrap it with pickled radish, or whatnot. Of course, the meal includes all the classic banchan: kimchi, and other staples that refresh your palate between bites. There's also a steamed egg served in a stone bowl. Oh, and don't forget the "special seasoning." Honestly, it taste like a ramen flavor packet disguised as "secret spices", but whatever keeps the sodium flowing is fine by me. Not into organ meat? You can opt for the standard, boring BBQ fare like pork belly or chicken. The pork belly, predictably, is delicious. But ordering it here feels like... what's the point? This place has the word "Gopchang" in it, not "Pork Belly." We also tried the fish cake soup, which tasted exactly like...frozen fish cakes in broth. Think udon packet vibes. It's not groundbreaking, but let's be real--after a few bottles of soju, you're not here to critique fish cake quality. The staff were fantastic. They cooked our meats, answered all our questions about which part of the cow we were consuming ("Is this the first stomach or the large intestine?"), and even offered to take our group photo. Honestly, they deserve a medal for dealing with snobby, obnoxious foodies like us. In the end, Hwangso Gochang delivers exactly what you'd expect from a gopchang joint: bold flavors, spicy and salty food, and a meat selection that takes you on a journey through a cow's digestive system. To balance it out, you can go upstairs afterwards, go to Two Ha's Cafe, and eat the equivalent worth of sugary desserts. read more

-staff was attentive and cooked for us -fried rice was good a little too cheesy for me -cold noodles were prob my fav thing there; they have the slushy ice in the broth -intestines were good; if u don't like intestines they have regular beef and pork bbq items read more

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We visited on a Thursday night and ordered the B set($69.99) and two other sides. The B set had an assortment of different meat parts and they were all delicious except the gopchang, which was a little too thin for my liking. Also, the portion size wasn't that big. The menu says it's for 3-4 people but I would say it's more for three people with small to moderate appetites. Something I did enjoy was the banchan and the sauces-- the banchans( side dishes) were refreshing and the sauces complimented the meats really well. Overall, it's a place worth checking out if you like intestines. read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Set B: for 3-4 people ($69.99) - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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Was super excited to finally try this place since I've heard so many people say this is the best place to get gopchang in ATL! I will say it was more expensive than I thought it would be. We got one of the Sets to share and it was enough for both of us (we were content, not super full though). They give you some sides to go with your meat, as well as a steamed egg and a variety of dips which I really liked (my favorite was the garlic and the spicy soy sauce). All of the "meats", from the stomach lining to the intestines were so good. They didn't taste gamey or "smelly" which was great. There were a lot of people around us ordering the extra things like alcohol, fried rice, soups, etc. Maybe next time we will try them but we didn't want to spend the extra money for it at the time. For dessert they have a free (limited to one per person) ice cream machine. The ice cream comes out SUPER slow though, so have the patience to get enough lol. read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Came here with our friends who RAVED about the large intestines. It was a weekday evening so there was no wait. Ambiance is casual and private. I loved all the private booths. Service was fast and friendly. They cooked everything for us and told us when it was ready. Came by to clean our grill often. We ordered several orders of the large intestine and seasoned large intestines. The unseasoned large intestines was fatty and when left to char, had a delicious crispness to it. Delicious when dipped in the trio of sauces provided. I was even a bigger fan of the seasoned large intestines as it was cut flat so it got even crispier. Similar taste to bacon without the high sodium. It IS very greasy- burst of fat so that can be a little off putting after a while. Everything paired well with the small variety of banchan which consisted of pickled daikon wraps, bean sprouts, sliced onions and chives. We also ordered kimchi fried rice which was just OK. Star if the show was definitely the intestines. Overall, delicious and different meal versus your usual Korean BBQ. Would return once my cholesterol levels recover. Haha read more

This is my go to gopchang place. Every time I eat here I am surprised with the flavorful daechang! The service is great, and the inside is clean. Highly recommend read more

My go-to place for gopchang! Highly recommend the daechang here, absolute favorite and I usually get only this. It's so juicy and love the crispness. They used to provide it in the regular rolled form with a green onion in the middle, but they now serve it cut open flat. Definitely tasted better before but still worth getting when I have my cravings. They offer complimentary ice cream near the counter after the meal so don't miss out on that! read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Daechang, Gopchang - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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We came here around 10PM on a Saturday night and it was fairly crowded but no line. A table opened up for us right when we walked in so we were seated immediately. Our server was very friendly and quick. The menu was mostly in Korean so she guided us through it and what would be best to order. We ordered the A Set for 3 people and a bowl of rice, and our banchan came out straight away. Nothing fancy, just kimchi, chive salad, marinated bean sprouts, and marinated green onion. The set also came with a savory spicy stew. The soup was steaming hot and full of umami, with a nice spicy kick at the end. The set was the perfect size for two people. It comes with large intestine, small intestine, stomach, and heart. Our server grilled and cut the meat for us and let us know when it was done (probably because we looked clueless). The meat was so delicious, especially when eaten with the soup and banchan. The sharp taste of the chive salad cut through the fattiness of the meat. You definitely have to like intestines to enjoy that innards flavor, but I loved it. Our bill at the end was about $65-$70 not including tip. Great food and fast service, I'll definitely be coming back. read more

My favorite goto gopchang place! This place is literally the best of the best that I don't ever want to try anywhere else! I usually get daechang ( big intestine ) but this time I came here for a company dinner so we ordered the set A to try everything out. It came with ( gopchang, daechang , makchang , tuekyang and yumtong) in translation they have small intestine, big intestine, abomasum , first stomach of cow and beef heart. My favorite is the big intestine daechang so when ever me and my friend go we just order 4 daechang and fried rice! The quality here really fresh as well and is very clean! You also can get yourself a free ice-cream at the end near the cash register! read more

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I dropped by for lunch this week and tried their Spicy Seafood Stew. If you like extremely spicy food, you have to try this stew! It set my mouth on fire but surprisingly, the entire dish was flavorful! The squids are massive, and the entree was enough for three people to consume. As usual, service here was great! read more

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I loveee their hopchang! And their sesame oil + salt dip. The perfect combo! Also don't forget to order their fried rice after!

One of the best intestines places I've been to. I went 3 times in November with 4 different people. My friends and family really enjoyed the meal. Not gamey or smelly at all; good flavor. I love the sweet soy bean powdered that they sprinkled on the intestines/organs. I had to ask for a second serving of the powdered lol. The sides were good to help cut the fat and protein. My favorite was the chives (sweet, spicy, and vinegary). Private booths are nice. read more

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Purely food based review: Set A ($60) - Amazing assortment of Gopchang & Daechang (small & large beef Intestines), linings & a heart. Would recommend for 2 people despite saying serves 3. They cook it all for you. Free banchan - includes steamed egg, onions, chives, spicy bean sprouts, and some sort of radish or rice wrap. Plus free ice cream machine after your meal! Really great authentic restaurant to try out this type of Korean cuisine. Would definitely come back for more juicy Daechang that melts in your mouth! read more

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My absolute favorite gopchang joint in ATL. I always visit here and there is rarely a time I have a worse-than-great experience. I visited on a Thursday evening with a friend and we ordered the A set (which comes with a combination of gopchang, daechang, makchang, teukyeom and yeomtong). It serves 3 people but I usually always order it even when it's two because quite frankly, portions aren't the biggest. We also ordered two servings of the fried rice with cheese, which is always a great pair with the meats. The few things I like about this place over other gopchang places here in ATL: 1) They always spray this "magic" powder on top of the meat (which I speculate to be MSG but it enhances the flavor) 2) They have injeolmi powder, which is always a popular dipping sauce/powder for native Koreans. 3) Their daechang is round and very juicy (except there was one point when they switched out to the flat ones and I was quite disappointed) The servers cook the gopchang for you and let you know when it's done. They are also very attentive and are usually very kind. Lastly, I'm always impressed that they offer free soft serve ice cream as a small dessert before leaving. I lovr Hwangso and I will definitely be returning. read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Came on a Friday night with a group of 7 pelple and we were given a table fairly quickly. We ordered the combo along with a ramyun and gopchang stir fry dish, all of which came out timely. The gopchang was cooked and sprinkled with a special seasoning that added a good flavor to the gopchang. The other two dishes were pretty spicy but still tasty! read more

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horrrible!!!! do not come here if youre not korean!!!! they will give you bad quality gopchang just because they think you dont know anything. my gopchang is always so good and fresh whenever i go with my korean friends but whenever i dont, i always get bad tasting and it tastes not cleaned well too. and its always 100% like this all the times. its known for a fact that korean establishment do this too. the staffs here never cook for you. they barely come and check up on you. UNACCEPTABLE AND UNETHICAL. read more

So far this is the third Korean offal spot I've seen and I'm loving this genre of restaurant that is not as popular because because people in our sterile society are pretty weak and in their own echo chamber when it comes to food. A little bit of context... this type of joint is literally Korean street food. Popular among businessmen and k-pop stars alike where the restaurant only features intestine meat and offal. It is essentially the main attraction for a Gopchang place, intestine. Small, large, and stomach lining or tripe. The Pros: the dining area is the same as any other gopchang place but the cool part is that it offers a separate outdoor seating section solely for smoking so if you want to eat your large intestine while you smoke, this place offers that so it's pretty customer accommodating in terms of the smokers and non-smokers. They also have a larger selection of choices. Some places don't offer heart, this place does. Hwangso also dusts the meat with something like garlic salt dust or something like that which adds a savory flavor to it. The Differences: Most Daechang (Large intestines) I've experienced have been cut open and laid flat on the grill to cook before cutting them into easier-to-eat strips. This place leaves them whole. Personally, I like that better! The makchang is pre-cut compared to other spots which is interesting as some places will cook the organ meat whole before cutting. The sauces they offer are actually interesting. This place has a bean curd dipping powder that has this sweetness to the meat. Not something I personally would go for, but it's another kind of variety this place shines with. The sides are also different from other places. They have pickles radish sheets used as wraps which helps cut through the fattiness of all the organ meat you're eating. Other places I know do not offer that so that's a nice change of scenery. The Cons: It is pretty expensive. There's a range of $19-22 of your grilled meats which means this place needs to be with a party. Between all the meats I tried, I dropped close to $70 which I was not expecting to do. Other places have their prices at $16. And with the fact that you need to order two things, it's definitely pricey. Another thing I found a bit distasteful was during the dining experience, their cleaning solution was strong. Even while sitting outdoors and eating, I smelled the degreasing cleaner they were using to clean the tables. I mean, kudos for keeping things clean but the smell cut through and it diminished the experience. Overall, this place is great. Keep it with a party of 3 or more and go on pay day as I said, it's pricey but the quality, service, and dining options are all fantastic! read more

The best Gopchang I've ever had. The service was spot on and I would gladly come back with a bigger group of friends to show this location. read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

My first time trying gopchang!!! It was soooo good!!! I loved the large intestine!! So flavorful!! read more

Hwangso Gopchang - meat COOKIN!!!! - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Brought my friends here to eat gopchang. We all enjoyed the food. Sooo deliciousss! The sides and sauces they offer were also really good. The servers were very attentive. They cooked the meat for us and gave fast service. Although I wish the servers were more friendly. But other than that, it was a great experience! 10/10 recommend! We will definitely come back here again. read more

This place is a must for gopchang , daechang and all of that type lovers! Minimum 2 order qty is required for grilled in. The fried rice wasn't seasoned enough for my taste. Very friendly and fast service. They take temperature for everyone, and the private sections for dining was a huge plus. I got there around 4:50pm, trying to avoid crowds but within 40 minutes the place was pretty busy for a Monday. Best daechang in town :) read more

This was my first meal in Georgia, and let me tell you... after 10 hours of driving from VA, it was a life-giving meal. Honestly, do yourselves a favor and skip on the gopchang unless you're super pressed on it. The daechang is where it's at! Soooo juicy and fatty! I love how some of them have a green onion stuffed inside. The daechang was so good that I went back to eat here before leaving Georgia. The sauces they give you were also so good. I dipped mine in all of them and the injeolmi powder pairs so well with the greasy intestines. Service was pretty decent. You shouldn't expect too much in BBQ places, but they have buttons at each table that go MOOOO~ and the servers respond fairly quickly once the button is pressed. One odd thing was that the soju was served in a kettle, but I didn't mind it that much. I would definitely come back here when I'm in the area again. read more

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It was great place to meet and have group dinner together with family or friends. We were enjoyed

If you like intestines, then you'll definitely like this place. It's an authentic korean intestines bbq place that's perfect for drinking. We usually just get a combo, depending on how many people we have. The cow heart is my favorite. They also have the besttt kimchi fried rice, which I highly recommend adding cheese to. read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Hope they get better variety of menu options! Assorted Grilled Gopchang are delicious! read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Set A - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Best dae chang I've ever had. Don't think about it. It will change your entire life. Also the kimchi fried rice.

I enjoy the small and large intestines here. The soups are all good too. They are super dense and hearty, so be prepared. Servers are usually attentive as well. I will say, the food can sometimes be hit or miss. But when it does hit, it truly does. read more

My friend introduced me to this place because he knew I was a big fan of gopchang and daechang. It's become one of my favorite places to go but most of my friends don't like gopchang so I always have to drag my family. I always receive outstanding service here and the combo sets are usually good to feed two to three people depending on how hungry your party is. I usually find myself eating a lot so splitting one of the combos with a friend usually fills us both up with an additional order of their kimchi fried rice (minimum two orders at $3.99/order). When I went with my family (party of 6), the waitress recommended that we just got one order of each type of gopchang/daechang instead of two combos and that was the perfect amount for us. In addition to their meats, I love their chive salad (and other sides). It's the perfect complement to the gopchang. The soup it comes with is super spicy so beware and the egg soufflé is just decent (but I'm not complaining since I'm not there for the egg). Overall, an amazing experience if you're looking to try something new/are a fan of gopchang and don't mind leaving with your clothes smelling like grilled gopchang. They also have soft serve ice cream at no additional cost! read more

Hwangso Gopchang - Variety of offerings and Kimchi Fried Rice - Korean Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

The food was good but the service is terrible, we was waiting an hour for 5 people, come at 8:30 and wait til almost 10 for bad service, they started at us like we will sit until they close but we are not, we just want to eat and finish before they close, we were trying to be friendly but .... Thật sự thì đồ ăn khá là ngon và vừa miệng, nhưng thái độ của nhân viên thì thật sự k ngấm nổi. read more

Deeelicious for intestines! I prefer the large! Friendly service! Will be back for sure!

The food was decent, but the service was not good. First of all, when we arrived, they told us the wait time would be about 20-30 minutes. We waited for 30 minutes and asked again how long the wait would be, and we were told it would be another 20 minutes. We ended up waiting for over 90 minutes. When we were finally seated, we ordered 3 cuts and the waitress made a rude judgmental face. When we got our food, they were a bowl of rice short, and the waitress was insisting that we only ordered 3 instead of 4 rather than admitting her mistake. We also ordered the Korean potato pancakes, which were not authentic at all. They were basically hash browns and looked store-bought. My party felt robbed of a good experience since most of our party was not Korean. read more

I have been here before & after COVID-19. 2 weeks ago, I've ordered the assorted grilled gopchang (Set A) along with fried rice from the menu for pickup order. This wasn't the first time I had their food as to-go option. Everything tasted good except for the Dae-chang, which almost looked like if it had been cooked hours ago. I know this because I've been to many K-bbq restaurants that specializes in Gopchang and seen how they look after hours. I hope they fix this. They give three different sauces per person (bean powder, sweet soy sauce w/ pepper, sesame oil with minced garlic). My recommendation is that they stop using minced garlic that are old because you can tell by the color of it. I will give a try here once again in near future to see if they had improved their quality or not. read more

We went to this restaurant today as soon as they opened. They open at 3 PM but when I called around 2 PM hoping to hear what their hours were (I figured maybe they have a recording), I was surprised to find that someone picked up the phone. He said the doors would be open at 2:45 PM even though they actually open at 3 PM. We got there a little before 3 PM and were promptly seated. The servers are friendly. We ordered a combo for 3 people and Kimchi fried rice for 2. The minimum order for the fried rice was for two. It was $3.99 per person. The portion for two is good enough for three. You can add cheese for an extra cost. All together, it was the perfect amount of food for the three of us. The sides were not plentiful, but the few provided were tasty and fresh. There was steamed egg and spicy bean sprout soup too. Everyone doesn't get their own soup. You share everything so if you're a germaphobe too bad. I like the Dae Chang the best. It was crispy and juicy. The others were good but I'm not really a fan of Gop Chang. There's stuff inside the Gop Chang but it's supposed to be there. It's supposed to be good for you? There is a bell at the table and when you press it, you hear a moo. It was so cute. It made us laugh. I wanted to continuously press the table bell. Hee hee. They have lots of other non gop chang stuff like chicken stew and seafood ramen. Of course, alcohol too. We don't drink so we didn't look at the alcohol prices. For everything it came out to about $50. Pretty decently priced. I liked putting the cooked pumpkin in the sweetened bean powder they give you to dip the meat in. It was my dessert. Make sure you don't accidentally inhale the powder like I did. It made me choke and cough. I'm accident prone so I guess that's more a me thing. They don't have those smoke vacuums for the grills so you'll probably end up smelling like grilled gop chang. Just a heads up. All in all, really good. Next time I go back I think I'll only have the dae chang and the fried rice. Maybe I'll try the ramen too. read more

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