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Grilled Large Intestine 막창

Grilled pork large intestine (or beef abomasum) — a Daegu specialty dipped in soybean sauce.

막창 영어로: Grilled Large Intestine · 한국어 안내

Grilled Large Intestine (막창)
Photo: 대구광역시, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. A typical version — restaurants vary.

Grilled Large Intestine in Korean

막창

makchang

Not spicyNot vegetarianContains pork
Contains
Pork, Offal or blood
Allergens
Soy
Where
BBQ restaurants 고깃집, Pubs and tent bars 술집·포장마차

Order it in Korean

Two servings of Grilled Large Intestine, please.

막창 2인분 주세요.

makchang 2inbun juseyo.

Many places only serve this for two servings or more.

What's in it

Pork large intestine.

More about Grilled Large Intestine

Daegu's Anjirang alley is famous for grilled pork makchang. Dip the pieces in the soybean-paste sauce (makjang) mixed with chopped green chili and green onion.

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Special diets and allergies

Recipes vary between restaurants. If an ingredient matters to you, ask before you order — or show a diet card.

Quick answers

What is grilled large intestine?

Grilled pork large intestine (or beef abomasum) — a Daegu specialty dipped in soybean sauce.

Is grilled large intestine spicy?

No — it is not spicy.

Is grilled large intestine vegetarian?

No — pork and offal or blood are part of the dish.

Does grilled large intestine contain pork?

Yes — it contains pork.

What is grilled large intestine called in Korean?

막창, pronounced “makchang”.

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