In a quiet kitchen of Surime, a traditional Korean restaurant in Gyeongju, time moves slowly.
The chef, a certified master of Korean royal cuisine with over 40 years of experience, begins each day not with grandeur, but with patience — tasting the air, touching the grains, waiting for the right moment to cook.
Here, fine dining takes a gentler form. What was once a royal recipe becomes a Korean set menu that feels warm and familiar, balancing tradition with everyday comfort. Each dish carries the calm rhythm of someone who has cooked for a lifetime.
Nothing in Surime is hurried. From the temperature of the broth to the color of the banchan, everything moves at the pace of sincerity. That is how forty years of philosophy quietly continue — one meal at a time.

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