Tokyo Hongo/Tokyo University Area | Izakaya Korean Katei Ryori Suryon (Korean Homemade Cuisine Suryon) | Seat Reservation Only

Boasting Sulyeon's original "ultra-rich" soup, this Korean-style Mizutaki is made by simmering a whole chicken. This is our signature dish, with a reputation for its slow-cooked chicken soup and tender meat that can't be found anywhere else. You can customize it to your liking by adding three condiments, our homemade teegi (spicy seasoning), garlic, and mustard to the chive soy sauce sauce. This is a great dish to nourish and strengthen your body during the cold winter and hot summer.

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Bossam means "wrapped" in Korean. Carefully selected parts of high-quality "Musashi Mugi Pork from Saitama Prefecture" (only the loin meat is used) are steamed until tender, and as the name suggests, it is served wrapped in lettuce and perilla leaves with a garnish of dried daikon radish. The authentic recipe was learned from a bossam specialty restaurant in Jeju Island, Korea, a famous black pork producing area, by the owner's acquaintance, and the juicy meat and fragrant vegetables go perfectly together.

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We offer Boksundo Gasong Makgeolli, also known as the "Champagne Makgeolli" that is known only to those in the know. It is a rare brand in Japan, with only 100 bottles sold per day. The natural carbonation, sweetness, and sourness from the live yeast will overturn your conventional image. In Korea, it is the official toast at various events, and goes particularly well with our proud chijimi. We also offer standard beer and highballs, and the complimentary corn tea goes well with the food.

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The store's name, "Suriyeon," means water lily in Japanese. The name was chosen not only because of the beauty of the flower, but also because of the gentle sound of the words. A Dolharubang (a guardian deity placed in homes on Jeju Island) greets customers at the entrance, and the store is decorated with Korean calligraphy, paintings, and white porcelain vases by French artists. There is also a high-backed sofa at the back of the store that can be used as a semi-private room. Don't forget to check out the store logo, designed by Shimada Tamotsu, who also designed the logo for the Osaka Expo.

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