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Guk's Eedaero Gamjatang

Shop 10/2A Vaughan St, Lidcombe NSW 2141, Australia

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Shop 10/2A Vaughan St, Lidcombe NSW 2141, Australia

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+61 468 730 792
HoursMonday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM – 11:30 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Guk's Eedaero Gamjatang

This Lidcombe haunt dedicates its kitchen to a single pursuit: bubbling pots of peppery gamjatang built around fall-apart pork spine. No sprawling menu to parse here. The broth simmers away at your table, growing deeper and richer as perilla leaves soften, potatoes soak up the heat, and tender meat slips clean off the bone. Regulars know the drill—leave room for the finale, when staff tip rice, seaweed, and sesame into the concentrated dregs to scorch crisp against the pot.

  • Single-Dish Gamjatang Focus: A hyper-focused menu built entirely around steaming pots of peppery gamjatang loaded with fall-apart tender meat.
  • Tableside Broth-Fried Rice: Leftover pork broth is scorched at the table with rice, seaweed flakes, and seasonings for a crisp finish.
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The Case for Guk's Eedaero Gamjatang

Why Lidcombe diners gather for authentic, slow-simmered pork bone stew and tableside fried rice.

  • Single-Focus Fall-Off-The-Bone Pork Stew

    The kitchen focuses exclusively on gamjatang, simmering large pork backbones until the meat easily pulls away from the bone in a deep, perilla-fragrant broth.

    Fall apart pork bones with a simmering broth that intensifies as you eat.

    Amelia C

  • Deeply Layered, Well-Balanced Broth

    By honing all kitchen prep into one traditional recipe, the broth achieves an authentic balance of earthiness, spice, and natural pork richness.

    The broth was incredibly rich and flavorful — perfect balance of spice and depth.

    DO YUN KIM

  • Tableside Crispy Seaweed Fried Rice

    Servers bring seasoned rice, fish roe, and seaweed to cook right inside the remaining concentrated broth at your table to conclude the meal.

    The crispy rice intermixed with seaweed, fish eggs, and soup finished off the lunch nicely.

    Lisa Wong

  • A Complete Dining Ritual From Simmer to Crisp

    Rather than treating carbs as a side note, finishing the pot with cooked-down broth and bokkumbap forms the culminating highlight of the visit.

    Order the fried rice at the end. It is the soul of the meal.

    Kenny Chiang

  • Hearty Cold-Weather Comfort and Warmth

    The unpretentious, hearty setup delivers deep physical warmth and restorative satisfaction when weather turns brisk.

    Definitely coming back for the warmth and comfort.

    Richard C

  • Reviving Nostalgia and Soulful Satisfaction

    Generous portions, homestyle banchan, and honest hospitality recreate the comforting feeling of an unhurried, home-cooked Korean feast.

    the hearty gamjatang is so good that it's like having comfort food from your childhood...even if you never had it in your childhood.

    Paul Martyn

Before you head over

Practical tips on waitlists, ordering, and finishing your meal at Guk's Eedaero Gamjatang.

  • Plan for Peak Queues

    The dining room is compact and peak meal times draw lines, but you can leave your name and phone number so staff can call you when a table opens up.

  • Navigate the Single-Dish Menu

    The menu focuses entirely on spicy pork bone soup, available in shared pots or single portions, with carb add-ons like sweet potato noodles or dough flakes.

  • Save Broth for Fried Rice

    Reserve some broth in your pot near the end of the meal so staff can prepare tableside fried rice mixed with seaweed, fish roe, and seasonings.

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