Hwangso Gopchang

-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

This is my second time here and me and my friends LOVED it. We came here on a Friday night around 7:30And 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.

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.

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.

I give it 4 stars for the food. This is my favorite place in Atlanta to get gopchang other than my mother's homemade gopchang. We got there Set Menu A that says it's for 2-3 people. It doesn't look like a lot of meat when they first bring it out to you but I realized it's actually a large portion that leans more towards for 3 people as I ate it. We also ordered two bowls of white rice. It came with a side of steamed egg which was nice. I would say they didn't bring us water for a while so I had to ask for it but I think that was just an honest mistake. We went around 9 PM and the server said the only available seating was the outdoor ones so we agreed to sit there. Honestly, I like the vibes of the outdoor seating area better but it does suck that some customers are smoking in the same area while you're eating. The floor in front of the bathroom was also very slippery.

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

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

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.

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!

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.