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What to order at Yang Good
- Must order
- Halal lamb BBQ: lamb cuts grilled tableside, halal-certified.
- Signature dishes
- Halal lamb BBQ
- Editor tip
- Gangnam has far fewer halal restaurants than Itaewon; Yang Good is the most convenient option for visitors staying south of the Han.
CuisineKorean BBQ
Price₩₩
NeighborhoodGangnam and Cheongdam
HoursMon-Fri 16:00-22:00, Sat until 21:00, closed Sun
Phone+82-2-567-7060
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Signature dishes: Halal lamb BBQ
Must order: Halal lamb BBQ: lamb cuts grilled tableside, halal-certified.
Tip: Gangnam has far fewer halal restaurants than Itaewon; Yang Good is the most convenient option for visitors staying south of the Han.
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