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Surime
Overview
Namsan Mountain, designated as World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, envelops the surrounding areas of Surime, a restaurant where Park Mi-suk, the director of Surime and a graduate of the Royal Cuisine Institute, showcases her special royal cuisine of the Joseon Dynasty. Surime has a garden where its own fresh ingredients are grown that deliver an authentic taste of royal cuisine.
Surime also offers a program for visitors to learn about royal cuisine, in the hopes of passing along the splendor of royal cuisine to as many as possible. Captured within Surime's dishes, one can discover the beauty of Gyeongju, a city with a prosperous history of thousands of years during the Silla Dynasty.
Utilization information
Opening hours, closed days and other practical details.
- Signature dishes
- Sugyeongdang Chan, Poom, Dan, Ja
- Contact
- • 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-54-748-2507 - Opening hours
- 12:00-21:00
- Parking
- Available
- Reservations
- Reservation required +82-54-748-2507
- Closed
- First and third Monday of every month
- Menu
- Sugyeongdang Ja (수경당 자)
Sugyeongdang Dan (수경당 단)
Sugyeongdang Poom (수경당 품)
Sugyeongdang Chan (수경당 찬)
Lunch special (weekdays only)
* Menu items and prices subject to change depending on availablity. Call to confirm in advance.
Updated 2017.03.20
Access
How to get here by subway or bus, with a map.
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[Bus]
From Seoul Express Bus Terminal, take a bus to Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal.
- Walk 360 m towards Nenam naegeori and turn right at Nenam naegeori .
- Continue walking straight 300 m to find the bus station.
- Get on bus 500 from Gyeongju Express Bus Terminal.
- Get off at Yongsan Station (45 min).
[Taxi]
Take a taxi from Singyeongju Station at your conveninence (total travel time: approx. 25 minutes).
110-32, Poseok-ro, Naenam-myeon, Gyeongju-si, Gyeongsangbuk-do
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