Su Ra Kan — Restaurant in Bang Phongphang Subdistrict

A Must-Try for Authentic Korean Comfort Food If you're looking for a genuinely homestyle Korean dining experience, this place is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, you'll feel the lively buzz – it's a bit noisy with the clatter of dishes and constant chatter, but that just adds to its authentic charm. The restaurant is always packed with people, a clear sign of its popularity, and for good reason! The food here is incredibly delicious. They truly nail the flavors of classic Korean dishes. What really sets this place apart are the generous side dishes (banchan); there are so many varieties, and the best part is you can refill them endlessly! You also get complimentary rice tea to sip on and a delicious steamed egg (Gyeran Jjim), which is a lovely touch. Their grilled meats are a highlight. Whether you prefer to barbecue the meat yourself at your table or have the staff grill it for you perfectly, you won't be disappointed. The portions are also incredibly generous, easily enough to feed 2-3 people, making it great value for money. Don't forget to try their soups; they arrive piping hot and are wonderfully flavorful and well-balanced. Despite all the grilling, you'll be happy to know that your clothes won't end up smelling of barbecue, which is a huge plus! The prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food you receive. Overall, I highly recommend you give this place a try if you're craving authentic, hearty Korean food in a lively atmosphere. You...

Surakan, located in the SV City complex on Rama 3 Road, is a hidden gem for authentic Korean cuisine. While the SV City complex itself can feel a bit overwhelming due to its size and rather utilitarian, downmarket vibe, parking is thankfully convenient. However, don't expect fancy views or a high-end atmosphere—this is a simple, unassuming residential area by the river.

The restaurant, situated on the ground floor, might not immediately impress with its modest decor, but the culinary experience more than makes up for it. Surakan offers two seating options: standard tables or traditional floor seating for a more immersive dining experience.

The portions here are incredibly generous, so plan your order carefully. For instance, we ordered two pork mains for just two people, and it turned out to be far more than we could handle. One main dish is likely sufficient, especially since they provide a variety of complimentary side dishes that are both plentiful and delicious.

The food itself was a delightful surprise—authentic Korean flavors that exceeded expectations. Having tried a lot of Korean food, I can confidently say that the dishes here are genuine and expertly prepared. The pricing is also very reasonable, offering excellent value for money.

Overall, I highly recommend Surakan for those looking for great Korean food without breaking the bank. While the setting may not be fancy, the quality of the food and the generous portions make it well...

The restaurant doesn't seem to have trained employees to receive guests. Waiters and waitresses speak awful English and suck at communication. What kinda restaurant confuses dine-in with take-out customers? A lot of the workers are standing there idling, using cell phone and/or chit-chatting, seeming like passersby in a night market instead of workers. By the way, to the owner and/or the manager of the restaurant, you have to let customers finish their food before ASKING THEM TO LEAVE OR KICKING THEM OUT, ok? That's the bottom line in hospitality. You need to figure out a way to how to stipulate your last order and real close time taking into consideration the optimal preparation, dining, and cleaning time. I don't have to run a restaurant to know that. I know many your employees were SO impatiently DESPARATE to go home, which is why they were staring at me with that disdainful look. Well, obviously it's your...