First dine-in at a Wolgye-dong jokbal restaurant: Kkankkanhan
In short
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Main Branch is a jokbal (boiled pork trotters) and bossam (boiled pork with wraps) restaurant on Cheomdanjungang-ro 116beon-gil in Wolgye-dong, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. After only ever ordering delivery, a family of four visited Kkankkanhan Jokbal for the first time and shared an extra-large half-and-half jokbal and bossam, a large makguksu (cold buckwheat noodles) and steamed egg, plus a prize-draw event and free ice cream for dessert. With its own parking lot and dessert included, Kkankkanhan Jokbal made for an easy family dinner out.

Good to know
- Location
- 46 Cheomdanjungang-ro 116beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju (Wolgye-dong 886-3)
- Hours
- Daily 16:00–23:30, last order 23:20
- What we ordered
- Extra-large half-and-half jokbal and bossam, large makguksu, steamed egg
- Parking
- Restaurant lot, room for about 4–5 cars
- Included free
- Doenjang soup, bossam kimchi, ice cream and coffee for dessert
- Holiday opening
- Open as usual through the Chuseok holiday
- Price reference
- ₩10,000 ≈ $7.3 (2026-09-25)
as written by the visitor on Sep 25, 2026
Where is the Kkankkanhan Jokbal main branch in Gwangju?
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Main Branch is on Cheomdanjungang-ro 116beon-gil in Wolgye-dong, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. I used to order Kkankkanhan for my mom all the time when getting her jokbal, but while searching this time I found out there was an actual main branch, so I decided to go check it out in person.

Since I'd only ever had it delivered, I was curious what the main branch would feel like — turns out there are way more chain locations than I expected. 😳
This time I decided to actually eat at the main branch.
Opening hours and last order
The address for Kkankkanhan Jokbal Main Branch is Wolgye-dong 886-3, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju. It's open daily from 16:00 to 23:30, with last order at 23:20.

They stay open as usual even during Chuseok holiday, just so you know haha.
Is there parking at Kkankkanhan Jokbal in Wolgye-dong?

Having parking available was really convenient. The Cheomdan restaurant strip can be tricky to find parking in, with pretty complicated alleyways.

The store has its own dedicated lot, so I could visit without worrying about parking!

Looked like it could fit about 4–5 cars haha.
What the Kkankkanhan Jokbal main branch looks like inside and out

The store is big and the sign really stands out, so even on my first visit it was easy to find.

One side of the store lets you see the jokbal being made from outside.
You could watch the cooking process through the window, which was fun, and I liked being able to see how the food is actually made haha.

There were also outdoor tables out front. Looked like people used them for a smoke or a quick break after eating.
From the moment I walked in until I left, it was full the whole time haha. Customers kept coming in during our meal and the place stayed packed.
It really felt like a genuine local favorite. The inside was so busy and I'm a bit shy, so I didn't manage to take any interior photos.
Extra-large half-and-half jokbal and bossam with large makguksu: a table for four
At Kkankkanhan Jokbal Main Branch we ordered the extra-large half-and-half jokbal bossam, a large makguksu, and steamed egg, and it was just right for four people. This is the basic table setting haha. They also brought out doenjang soup to go with the meal.



We ordered the half-and-half jokbal bossam, extra-large size. It was perfect for four people.

This is the large makguksu. My mom really loves Kkankkanhan's makguksu haha.

The steamed egg was so good we ended up ordering another round later haha.

There was a huge amount of bossam kimchi — the kind of flavor that kept us reaching back for more haha. A real kimchi standout haha.

My dad and sibling both ate really well too. They said jokbal goes so well with drinks, and the soju kept flowing haha.
Thanks to that, it turned into a great evening for the family — good jokbal and a nice drink together.
Prize-draw event and arcade machine at Kkankkanhan Jokbal

There was also a gachapon-style prize draw event going on. Wonder what we'd get??

Oh, I pulled a ₩10,000 voucher usable at Kkankkanhan. Not all branches accept it, but it works at the Suwan, Cheomdan, and Yongbong branches — I'm going to give it to my sister who lives in Yongbong-dong.

There was even a 'love-luck' yakgwa (honey cookie) and a cure-all medicine prize haha, cracked me up.

Outside the store there was also an arcade machine. If you're not quite ready to leave after eating, a quick round could be fun.
These little touches made it seem like a genuinely fun spot to visit with family haha.
Free dessert: ice cream and coffee


After the meal, ice cream was ready for us too. A sweet finish after jokbal was such a nice touch — felt like they really took care of dessert too.

My sibling tried the ice cream and said the cookies and cream flavor was pretty good, and ate it up happily haha.

There was coffee ready too — looked like Starbucks beans.

Seeing this really made it hit home that I was in Gwangju — the Gwangju dialect written here is so cute haha.
From parking to dessert, everything was so easy — Kkankkanhan Jokbal Main Branch was just right for a family dinner out. Would visit again ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Kkankkanhan Jokbal main branch Q&A 🐷
- Q. Is parking available? → Yes! The store has its own lot, so parking was easy.
- Q. What's the atmosphere like? → There's a big screen for watching sports, and it was comfortable for a meal.
- Q. Is there dessert? → Cookies and cream ice cream was ready, so we could finish the meal on a sweet note. 🍦
- Q. Good for a family dinner out? → It had a nice vibe for eating jokbal and having a drink together as a family.
Where it is
46 Cheomdanjungang-ro 116beon-gil, Gwangsan-gu, Gwangju, South Korea전남광주통합특별시 광산구 첨단중앙로116번길 46 깐깐한족발








