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Hyeongje Dwaeji-gukbap is a pork soup rice restaurant in Sacheon-eup, Sacheon, Gyeongsangnam-do, holding such an unrivaled status among locals that it is jokingly called the one place in Sacheon nobody can afford not to know. Officially known as Kim Jaeseong's Sacheon Hyeongje Gukbap, the restaurant has expanded from its Sacheon flagship to additional branches in places like Jinju Innovation City, a testament to the demand its cooking generates. The menu covers dwaeji-gukbap, sundae-gukbap, naejang-gukbap (offal soup rice), and mixed versions, each available in a spicier eolkeun variation for those who want more heat. Reviewers consistently emphasize the sheer abundance of meat in each bowl — enough to satisfy even the heartiest appetite — and the tightly packed rice that accompanies it. The broth is the restaurant's cornerstone: deeply flavorful yet remarkably free of any off-putting pork odor, a balance achieved through long, careful simmering. Adding buchu (garlic chives) and dadaegi (spicy paste) at the table further personalizes the bowl, and the whole-head napa kimchi served for self-cutting at the table is a distinctive touch. The restaurant's popularity has led to the sale of vacuum-packed meal kits on-site for customers who want to recreate the experience at home. Despite its veteran status, the interior has been renovated to a clean, modern standard, and the spacious layout accommodates families and solo diners with equal comfort. Operations are well systematized, keeping table turnover brisk and service organized even during rushes. Hours run from 11:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., with every Sunday off. The parking area directly in front is limited, so the free public lot at Sacheon Sports Complex, a two-to-three-minute walk away, is the more practical option.