Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga더곱창37번가
Banghak Station gopchang & makchang · trimmed in-house
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga is a restaurant specialising in gopchang (beef small intestine), makchang and yang (beef tripe), located at 1F, 37 Dobong-ro 152-gil, Dobong-gu, Seoul, a 3-minute walk (212 m) from Exit 2 of Banghak Station. Menu prices for Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga have not been listed yet, and the restaurant is open every day, Monday to Sunday, 16:00–24:00.
- Today
- Daily 16:00–24:00
- Getting there
- Banghak Station Exit 2 · 3-min walk (212m)
Key facts
- Address
- 1F, 37 Dobong-ro 152-gil, Dobong-gu, Seoul서울 도봉구 도봉로152길 37 1층
- Nearest station
- Banghak Station Exit 2 · 3-min walk (212m)
- Opening hours
- Daily16:00–24:00Open every day
- Phone
- 0507-1346-3345
- Reservations
- Accepted · groups welcome
- Amenities
- Wi-Fi · Mobile payment
- Links
- Naver PlaceWebsite
About
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga is a grill restaurant serving gopchang, makchang and yang on the ground floor of an alley in a residential part of Banghak-dong. Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga selects its gopchang in Majang-dong, and once it arrives the owner trims it personally before it goes to the table.
The side dishes and sauces served at Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga are also made in-house. Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga opens at 4 p.m. and stays open until midnight, hours that suit after-work drinks or group gatherings.
FAQ
What are Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga's opening hours?
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga is open daily 16:00–24:00; there are no regular closing days.
Which station is closest to Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga?
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga is a 3-minute walk (212 m) from Banghak Station, Exit 2. The address is 1F, 37 Dobong-ro 152-gil, Dobong-gu, Seoul.
Can I book a table at Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga?
Yes, Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga takes reservations and groups. Call 0507-1346-3345 to book.
What amenities does Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga have?
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga offers Wi-Fi, Mobile payment.
Where does the gopchang come from, and who trims it?
Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga selects its gopchang in Majang-dong, and the owner trims it personally. The trimmed gopchang goes straight to the customers' tables.
Are the side dishes and sauces made in-house too?
Yes, Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga makes both its side dishes and sauces in-house. Everything served alongside the gopchang is prepared at the restaurant.
How many visit stories are there about Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga?
Superchart has 1 first-hand visit stories about Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga; the latest visit was on October 6, 2026.
8 visit stories about Deo Gopchang 37 Beonga
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Mixed 4-cut gopchang platter in Dobong, Seoul: The Gopchang 37beonga
“The Gopchang 37beonga is a gopchang spot in Dobong worth trying for a family meal or whenever a gopchang craving hits.”
Post-hike beef gopchang BBQ in Dobong, Seoul: The Gopchang 37beonga
“After hiking Dobongsan and Bukhansan, the writer ordered the assorted gopchang for 2 (280g for 27,000 won) and ate heart, daechang, makchang and gopchang in the order and with the sauces the owner recommended, alongside seonjitguk (beef blood soup), cheese fried rice and a highball from the receipt review event.”
Beef gopchang with pineapple sauce in Dobong: The Gopchang 37beonga
“On a Sunday night the writer ordered 2 servings of beef gopchang (22,000 won) and enjoyed the special pineapple sauce, green onion kimchi, complimentary seonji-guk (ox blood soup), 5,000 won highballs and cheese fried rice.”
Open-air gopchang date night in Dobong, Seoul: The Gopchang 37beonga
“With its street-side windows thrown wide open for an outdoor-stall feel, The Gopchang 37beonga is a great pick for a cool autumn evening date in Dobong.”
Family gopchang dinner for 5 in Dobong, Seoul: The Gopchang 37beonga
“A family of five ate assorted gopchang and hanwoo (Korean beef) small intestine with Jjapaghetti (₩6,000), steamed egg (₩5,000) and potato noodles, added more gopchang, then finished with half-cheese, half-plain fried rice.”
Banghak Station gopchang BBQ with cheese buldak: The Gopchang 37beonga
“On the day after a rain, the writer had assorted gopchang for 2, cheese buldak noodles and fried rice, and was impressed by the complimentary seonji haejangguk (ox blood soup) and the heart, gopchang and daechang, which had no gamey smell.”
