Korean cuisine is rooted in the quiet richness of traditional ingredients—mountain herbs, dried bark, fermented pastes, and seasonal vegetables that hold the flavor of the land. At Surime in Gyeongju, we honor these elements by treating them not as simple additions but as essential notes that define each dish.
Our slow-cooking approach brings depth to the table. Even a single broth or marinade carries layers of dried tree bark, fruits, and long-aged Korean fermented sauces, creating flavors that cannot be rushed or replicated. What appears modest on the surface often reflects months of preparation and generations of culinary practice.
This is the philosophy behind Surime: a Gyeongju restaurant where traditional Korean cooking meets patience, craft, and time. Every meal becomes a gentle archive of regional ingredients and slow cooking, inviting guests to experience the deeper story behind Korean food culture.


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