It began in the 1980s, after the slaughterhouse at Seongdangmot Pond moved to Jungni-dong, as street stalls selling by-products such as gopchang (intestines), liver, and cheonyeop (tripe). You can taste beef gopchang, makchang, and jumeoksi here, which is uncommon in Daegu. An outlet is right next door, and Queens Road Plaza and the Greenway are a 5-minute walk away. Business hours and closing days differ by restaurant, and you can park.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1 · 7 photos
Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley Today
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Sources: Hours and closed days: Korea Tourism Organization
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Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley FAQ
How is Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley different from Anjirang Gopchang Alley?
Unlike Anjirang Gopchang Alley, which has many restaurants that grill pork makchang, Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley has many that serve beef makchang hot pot.
Can I park at Jungni-dong Gopchang Alley?
Yes, you can park. Business hours and closing days differ by restaurant.
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