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Igane Yangkkochi Pangyo is the flagship location of a lamb skewer chain that has since expanded across the Seoul metropolitan area to Suwon, Anyang, Bundang, Yangjae, Seocho, and Gangnam. Set across from Avenue France in Pangyo, the restaurant built its reputation on skewers cut far thicker than the industry norm, delivering substantial bites with generous juiciness. The tenderloin skewers are notably refined and tender, while the king-size skewers offer a chewier, more robust experience. The lamb carries almost no gamey odor, a quality that repeatedly wins over diners who normally avoid lamb altogether. Lamb ribs provide an alternative with their own distinct character. The side dishes rival the skewers for attention. The stir-fried eggplant in garlic sauce is so well-executed that some regulars rank it above the skewers themselves, and the deep-fried eggplant adds a crispy contrast. Tomato egg stir-fry and warm noodles round out the recommended accompaniments. Sauces and spirits are sourced directly from mainland China, and the restaurant sells single-serving portions of baijiu sealed in airplane-shaped mini bottles — a quirky touch. Pricing runs above average for lamb skewer restaurants, though the thickness and quality of the meat largely justify the premium. Evening waits are a given, but brisk turnover means most parties are seated within roughly twenty minutes. Reservations are accepted through Naver for groups of four or more until 6:30 p.m. Three hours of free underground parking are included, though the garage entrance can be confusing — confirming the correct entry point beforehand saves a detour. Seats near the open grills run hot during summer, and the dining room gets loud at full capacity, which is something to factor in when planning a conversation-heavy meal.