Gopchang Story open on limited basis
Gopchang Story, the Korean restaurant specializing in intestines, is expected to have a grand opening within the next week or so.
Meanwhile, the restaurant, at 7356-B Little River Turnpike in Annandale, is open for indoor dining 5-10 p.m. and offers carryout beginning at 11 a.m. When the restaurant is fully open, it will offer lunch as well.
The Gopchang Story chain is aimed at introducing the public to the delights and health benefits of beef intestines (large and small), grilled with vegetables, boiled in soup, or made into sausage. It’s a dish traditionally enjoyed with soju, the Korean alcoholic drink.
The restaurant offers other dishes, too, such as beef brisket casserole, kimchi and pork casserole, pork belly, and seafood pancakes.
4 responses to “Gopchang Story open on limited basis”
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There's no better way to start your day then eating a bowl of cow intestines with a cup of bobba tea.
How bout a warm cup of STFU?
Start your day? They are not open for breakfast, dipshit.
The amount of intolerant, implicitly racist rhetoric on this blog is so rampant I was hardly surprised that this was the first comment.
I wasn't either, but from my POV, the bigotry is quite often more explicit than implied. These passive-aggressive commenters only think they're being sly.
–kda