Suwon Korean restaurant with spicy sundae soup: Gohyangok

In short

Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk Suwon Omokcheon Branch is a Korean restaurant in Gosaek-dong, Suwon, with spacious parking and a wide sundae soup menu. I tried the spicy sundae soup with only sundae, plus a hinoki assortment and makguksu. Verdict: a great place for a warm, satisfying meal with easy weekend parking.

Signature dishes at Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk

Good to know

Parking
Spacious parking area in front of the restaurant
Seating
Four-person sofa tables and about 10 solo seats
Self-service bar
Seokbakji, young-radish kimchi, peppers, onions, and somyeon noodles
Table settings
Salted shrimp, spicy seasoning paste, and perilla seed powder
Sundae soup options
Regular or spicy; choose meat only or sundae only
Hinoki assortment
Boiled pork bossam, Abai sundae, jeonbyeong, and galbi dumplings

as written by the visitor on Sep 12, 2026

Signature dishes at Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk

Lately, the mornings and evenings have definitely started to feel cooler. On days like this, I find myself craving something with a nice hot broth.

While wondering what to have for weekend lunch, I visited Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk Suwon Omokcheon Branch (고향옥얼큰순대국 수원 오목천점), a great sundae soup spot in Suwon! From regular sundae soup to spicy sundae soup and the hinoki assortment, there were so many menu options that I tried a bit of everything.

Is weekend lunch parking easy?

Parking area at Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk

We visited at lunchtime on the weekend. Since it was the weekend, I worried that it would be crowded and parking might be difficult. But the parking area here was seriously spacious.

There is parking in front of the restaurant, and because it is so large, we parked without any trouble. Lots of people drive out for meals around Gosaek-dong and Omokcheon-dong, so it was lovely to be able to park comfortably even at weekend lunchtime.

Seating for family meals and solo diners alike

Clean seating inside the restaurant

The restaurant interior was really clean. There were comfy four-person sofa tables like these too, so it looked great for a family meal!

Four-person sofa table seating

On one side, there were around ten solo seats that were perfect for eating alone. There were quite a few people actually having gukbap by themselves, as well as lots of families dining together.

Solo dining seating area
Solo seats inside the restaurant

They also had high chairs for babies and disposable aprons ready!

Baby high chair and disposable aprons

And something I found interesting was the utensil rest! I think this was my first time seeing a restaurant set out utensil rests separately. Usually, you put down a napkin and place your spoon and chopsticks on it, right? Having a dedicated rest here made everything feel even neater *.*

Utensil rest and basic seasonings on the table

Each table came set with salted shrimp, spicy seasoning paste, and perilla seed powder.

Self-service bar with side dishes and somyeon noodles

There was also a self-service bar, so you could help yourself to as many extra side dishes as you needed +_+ They had seokbakji (cubed radish kimchi), young-radish kimchi, peppers, onions, and somyeon noodle add-ins.

How should you choose your sundae soup?

There were honestly more choices than I expected, right? The sundae soup came in spicy and regular versions, and you could choose either meat only or sundae only for the fillings. I love sundae, so I chose the spicy sundae soup with sundae only. You can also add the hinoki assortment and enjoy it as a set!

Spicy sundae soup with a pleasantly bold kick

Spicy sundae soup served in an earthenware pot
Spicy sundae soup with red broth

Ta-da—our sundae soup arrived bubbling away in a ttukbaegi (earthenware pot)! Since it was the spicy version, it came in a red broth. It was topped with quite a generous amount of chives, too.

It was already seasoned, so there was no real need to add salted shrimp or anything else. The seasoning was just right as it was. It was delicious even eaten exactly like this +_+

Spicy sundae soup topped with chives

Because it was called spicy, I expected the broth to be very hot, but it was not overly spicy—just hot and pleasantly punchy! It had exactly the kind of flavor you want for a hangover cure +_+

Sundae soup with glutinous-rice sundae

Since I chose sundae only, there was also loads of glutinous-rice sundae inside. I mixed in rice, ate every last bit, and cleared the bowl +_+ I think I would order the spicy one again next time!

A hinoki assortment for tasting several things at once

Full spread of the hinoki assortment
Boiled pork bossam and sundae in the hinoki assortment

The hinoki assortment that came with it included boiled pork bossam, Abai sundae, jeonbyeong (pan-fried filled pancake), and galbi dumplings. It was so nice to be able to try a piece of each thing!

Boiled pork and accompaniments in the hinoki assortment
Jeonbyeong and dumplings in the hinoki assortment
The assorted items in the hinoki assortment

A piece of boiled pork between bites of sundae soup, then some jeonbyeong and a galbi dumpling~ If two people are going, I think it would be perfect to choose one sundae soup each to suit your tastes and add one hinoki assortment +_+

Makguksu topped with slushy ice

Makguksu topped with slushy ice and garnishes

We also ordered a makguksu (buckwheat noodles) to go with everything. A large bowl arrived with slushy ice floating on top and plenty of cucumber, eolgari kimchi, and shredded seaweed. It looks refreshing just to see it, doesn't it?

Makguksu with tangy seasoning

I first tried it without adding any extra vinegar or mustard! The sauce itself was tangy and nicely seasoned, so I really enjoyed it just as it came ><

With easy parking, clean facilities, and above all, delicious spicy sundae soup, Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk Suwon Omokcheon Branch in Gosaek-dong, Suwon, was a winner! You can tailor both the spice level and fillings to your taste, and the hinoki menu was great too :)

Where it is

Gohyangok Spicy Sundaeguk Suwon Omokcheon Branch고향옥얼큰순대국 수원 오목천점

4 Seosuwon-ro, Gwonseon-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea경기도 수원시 권선구 서수원로 4 1층

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