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The Hankyoreh (2024-03-15) reports that Hapcheon Dwaeji Gukbap "opened in 1999" when the owner's wife started the business; a blogger (2025-03-17) has visited for more than 17 years. Only the year is supported, so the date is the last day of 1999 (estimated).
Google Maps rating 4.2 from 1,283 ratings, read 2026-10-18; the only diner figure available (no sub-scores).
MICHELIN[1] Guide entry: Bib Gourmand (2026 edition).
Independent write-up cited as a review on the dining rubric.[1]
Source of coordinates, phone, opening hours, menu items with prices and operator photographs (read 2026-10-17).[1]
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Long-running pork gukbap restaurant known for a clear, odour-free broth, served ttaro-style with rice on the side.[1]
Map position is an approximate geocoded point, not a surveyed restaurant entrance.
Hapcheon Gukbapjip (합천국밥집)
Times are local to the restaurant.