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Cafés, restaurants and places in Buk-gu, Gwangju, written by bloggers who went there.
Gujeon Gukbap Yongbong Main Branch is a Korean restaurant near Jeon Cheol-woo Intersection in Yongbong-dong, Gwangju. I had spicy zucchini gukbap and mixed spicy pork gukbap for dinner; the broth and generous pork were good, though our meat dumpling order was missed.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a jokbal restaurant near Jeon Cheol-u Intersection in Yongbong-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju. I ordered the large half-and-half jokbal, alternating between charcoal-grilled and spicy fire-grilled pork hocks; both were pleasantly chewy, and the spicy version was not too hot for me.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant near Jeoncheol-u Intersection in Yongbong-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju. The two of us had the large charcoal-grilled jokbal front leg and bibim makguksu; the moist meat and subtle charcoal aroma stood out, along with the complimentary fish cake soup and steamed egg.
Gujeon Gukbap Yongbong Main Branch is a Korean restaurant near Chonnam National University in Yongbong-dong, Gwangju. On a return visit, I tried the spicy Halmep mixed pork gukbap, the gently mala-scented sundae gukbap, and meat dumplings. The heat of the Halmep gukbap built as I ate, while the mala version was easy to enjoy.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yongbong-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju, where I ate old-style king jokbal while watching a live KBO game on a large screen. The chewy skin, tender meat, and added bossam kimchi stood out, though the restaurant was busy at dinner and has no dedicated parking lot.
Gujeon Gukbap Yongbong Main Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yongbong-dong, Gwangju. I had ampong sundae gukbap, sliced head meat, and meat dumplings; the portions were filling, the head meat was tender and moist, and the homemade kimchi was spicy for my taste.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yongbong-dong, Gwangju, where I had charcoal-grilled bossam, mini jokbal, and clam soup. The bossam was moist with a subtle smoky flavor and the side dishes were varied, though there is no dedicated parking lot.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant near Jeon Cheol-woo Intersection in Yongbong-dong, Gwangju. We ordered the medium charcoal-grilled jokbal for two and found the lean meat mild and the skin chewy; the spacious dining room was comfortable, but there is no parking.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Buk, Gwangju, where I ate a three-way jokbal, spicy jokbal, and suyuk set with three cousins. Our ₩90,000 order was more than four of us could finish, but I especially liked the subtle charcoal aroma of the spicy jokbal; the spacious, tidy dining room had no dedicated parking.
Kkankkanhan Jokbal Yongbong Branch is a Korean restaurant in Yongbong-dong, Buk-gu, Gwangju. I tried its charcoal-grilled jokbal with steamed egg and fish cake soup, and found the meat moist, chewy, and lightly smoky. The relaxed setting suited sharing dinner or drinks with a group.
