Cuisine

Korean BBQ (한식 고기구이 레스토랑)

District

Gangnam (강남구) , Seoul

Address

Seoul Gangnam-gu Teheranro43-gil 17

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Byeolyangjip is an upscale Korean restaurant specializing in grilled beef tripe (yang), large intestine (daechang), and small intestine (gopchang), located on Teheran-ro in Gang...

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Group meal or a shared table

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Expect possible waits during weekends or peak meal times.

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Byeolyangjip is an upscale Korean restaurant specializing in grilled beef tripe (yang), large intestine (daechang), and small intestine (gopchang), located on Teheran-ro in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. It ranks among the first choices for business entertaining and team dinners in the Seolleung, Yeoksam, and Gangnam Station corridor along Teheran-ro, and its flavor consistency has been validated by patrons who have maintained their loyalty for over 20 years. The restaurant's core competitive advantage lies in its exclusive use of top-grade raw material, cuts that other establishments classify as mid-to-low grade are reserved here solely for the yang-bap (fried rice). All cuts are pre-grilled over natural charcoal before serving, eliminating smoke at the table and delivering meat at optimal condition. Staff handle the grilling from start to finish, allowing diners to focus entirely on their meal. The gopchang is free of any off-flavors, delivering a nutty richness with chewy texture and well-absorbed smokiness. The daechang is generously filled with fat that melts upon the first bite. The special-cut yang-gui retains the clean, simple texture of tripe enhanced by charcoal fragrance. Among the sides, the yang-bap is a menu item originally developed at this restaurant, and topping it with seasoned galbi elevates it further; the pairing with kkakdugi works particularly well. The dish carries satisfying depth without aggressiveness, making it an ideal closer after a rich meat course. Pickled onion, chives, and chive-doenjang paste also serve as excellent banchan complements. The highball selection is extensive, and the lemon highball offers an exceptional value with up to three refills included. Limited-edition spirits are also available. Private dining rooms on the basement level accommodate gatherings and business dinners, with a 30,000-won room charge and a 20,000-won corkage fee. Hot pot options are available and are considered better value than grilled items during the cold winter months. Lunch service features standalone options including sundubu-doenjang and daechang-deopbap. The daechang rice bowl delivers savory umami but may become heavy past the midpoint. Pricing sits firmly in the premium tier, many diners consider it better suited to expensed meals than personal visits, though the consensus holds that the quality and service fully justify the cost. Staff friendliness stands out as a defining strength, with consistently attentive and thoughtful service from the owner through to every team member.