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Wangsimni Bulnan Makchang is a grilled beef abomasum restaurant in Imhak-dong, Gyeyang-gu, Incheon, known for its signature combination of smoky-charred makchang and melted cheese. The most popular dish, cheese bulnan makchang, layers generously seasoned makchang under a thick blanket of cheese, producing a rich interplay of smoky heat and dairy richness. The word bulnan refers to intense smokiness rather than extreme spiciness, and the heat level is adjustable on request. Plain salt-grilled makchang offers a cleaner alternative, while the iron-plate sundae gopchang stir-fry delivers a hearty mix of vegetables and glass noodles. Prices run between 13,000 and 15,000 won per serving, and the meal is traditionally capped with nalchial bokkeum-bap, flying fish roe fried rice prepared on foil at the table. All items arrive pre-cooked from the kitchen, so the tabletop burner only maintains warmth for immediate eating, and the foil-lined grill keeps things both hygienic and char-free. Reviews consistently note that the kitchen handles the characteristic offal odor well enough for first-time makchang diners to eat comfortably. A refreshing bean sprout soup and fresh ssam greens accompany every order. The restaurant occupies a cozy, unpretentious space in a residential area near Imhak Station Exit 4. Evening seats fill quickly, so checking availability before arriving is advisable.