Suryun

Suryun is a Korean restaurant on Elizabeth Street in Surry Hills, serving Korean barbecue and soft tofu stews. Recent visitors say the food is delicious and the portions generous. It is a lunch option in the middle of the city, and one visitor called it authentic Korean food in central Sydney. Prince Alfred Park is about five minutes' walk away.

Cuisine at Suryun

Food at Suryun

The menu is Korean, built around barbecue and soft tofu stews. One visitor who ate here on a tour ordered the seafood soft tofu stew and said it tasted like jjamppong, with a spicy broth that soothed the stomach. That visitor also said the side dishes that come with the meal were all good. Recent visitors describe the portions as generous.

What customers say about Suryun

• 💬Recent visitors say the food is delicious.
• 💬Visitors value Korean cooking they describe as authentic, even in central Sydney.

Tips for visiting Suryun

• ✓Lunch is served, so it works as a midday stop.
• ✓Portions are generous, so a few shared dishes can cover a small group.

Getting to Suryun

Suryun is at 435 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010. Prince Alfred Park and Adelaide Street Reserve are both about five minutes' walk away, so it suits a visit that combines a meal with a stroll through the park.

Near Suryun

• ☕Beta Coffee1 min walk
• ☕Saltie1 min walk
• ☕Cook & Archie’s1 min walk
• 🌳Prince Alfred Park5 min walk
• 🌳Adelaide Street Reserve5 min walk
• 🌳Cooper Street Reserve5 min walk

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