Korean
- Review
- Ultimo
This hidden cake shop delivers cosy Ghibli vibes (and it’s open after 3pm)
Layered fruit cream cake, milky chocolate cake and four-tiered honey cake are among the Korean- and Japanese-inspired creations at Kiki Dessert.
- Lenny Ann Low
- Review
- Cremorne
Our critic has been patiently waiting to tell you all about this lunch-only restaurant
From the get-go, Sogumm has been home to some of the most interesting, thoughtful cooking in town.
- Besha Rodell
- Recommended
- Eastwood
A Korean barbecue joint serving hard-to-find cuts of beef
Don’t skip the yukhoe, either, which sees Korea’s own beef tartare levelled up with a crisp puffed rice cracker for texture.
- David Matthews
- Review
- Chippendale
This buzzy Korean barbecue spot has one of the best beef selections around
Chippendale’s new K-BBQ joint is great for groups looking for a grill-your-own meat blowout.
- Callan Boys
- Recommended
- Eastwood
This Eastwood restaurant is the place to go for hoe (Korean raw seafood)
The specialty may be raw seafood, but there are plenty of other highlights from spicy blue swimmer crab hotpot to yukhoe tang tang.
- David Matthews
- Recommended
- Eastwood
A specialty Korean rice cake shop serving songpyeon and injeolmi
Made each morning by owner Changhyun Lee, Siroo’s tteok are characteristically chewy, with the injeolmi – made with sticky rice and finished with roasted soybean powder – a signature.
- David Matthews
- Recommended
- Eastwood
Get Korean BBQ ready at this banchan shop in Eastwood
Hwagae Banchan’s specialty is the array of side dishes, from spring onion kimchi to braised lotus root, that accompany a Korean meal.
- David Matthews
