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🥘 Westborough Korean Restaurant: Worth the Hour-Long Drive for What kind of food lover drives an hour for Korean beef intestine stew? Me, apparently. This Westborough spot was my weekend mission, and spoiler: that stew made every mile worth it. 🌟 The Star of the Show Gopchang-Jun Gol: 🐂 The reason I drove an hour. A hearty stew loaded with beef intestines (small intestines and tripe, mostly). What sets it apart? The intestines are cleaner than Allston’s grilled versions—mild, with just enough “offal” flavor (skip if you hate organ meats, but fans will love it). The broth? Phenomenal: rich, spicy, and umami-packed, with zero fishiness. It’s easily enough for 4 people, and leftovers? Even better—toss in cabbage, tofu, or rice cakes at home for round two. (Budget-friendly and versatile.) 😊 Solid, but Not Spectacular Seafood Scallion Pancake: 🦑 Crispy, golden, and satisfying—though not as “seafood-heavy” as some claim. It’s thicker and crunchier than Allston’s snow soup spot’s version, but also oilier. Still, a solid side for sopping up stew broth. Pork Bulgogi: 🐷 Fine, but forgettable. Spicy stir-fried pork belly that’s tender enough, but lacks that “wow” factor. Stick to the stew. ✨ Why It’s Worth the Trip Authenticity: This stew tastes like home-cooked Korean comfort food—no frills, just bold, warming flavors. Value: The is huge, reasonably priced, and perfect for sharing (or leftovers). Pro Tip: Pair your meal with a post-dinner activity (I hit up Boston Badminton) to justify the drive—and burn off those calories. Budget Score: 4.5/5. The stew alone makes it a steal; skip the bulgogi to save. Westborough Korean Restaurant isn’t flashy, but that ？It’s a hidden gem. If you’re an offal fan or crave hearty, spicy Korean stew, gas up the car—this one’s a keeper. 📍 Westborough Korean Restaurant 7 E Main St, Westborough, MA 01581 #BostonKorean #WestboroughEats #ComfortFood