Gyeongju, once the capital of the Silla Kingdom, remains a city where history still breathes. Every stone wall and quiet alley seems to carry a story, and the rhythm of this ancient capital continues to shape the way we live and cook today. It is here that Korean traditional cuisine finds its most honest form — humble, grounded, and deeply connected to the land.
To cook in Gyeongju is to be part of something larger than a meal. It is not only about preparing food, but about inheriting a philosophy — one that values patience, respect, and the quiet beauty of craftsmanship. Each dish reflects centuries of Korean heritage, shaped by both time and care.
At Surime, we cook with that same spirit. Every bowl, every side dish is an expression of gratitude for the culture that came before us. Through flavor and simplicity, we hope to share a piece of Gyeongju’s authenticity — where food becomes a bridge between the past and the present.


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