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  • Best Restaurants in Sydney

    Want to take a bite out of the best dishes in Sydney? Discover delicious Korean restaurants based on price, location, and more. Find the top spots for your next lunch or dinner faster than you can say "yes please!" to dessert.

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    Restaurant Chef's BBQ in Petersham, Sydney

    Chef's BBQ

    Petersham
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    PetershamKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.6/6
    10 reviews
    5.6/6
    10 reviews
    Chef's BBQ
    Restaurant Korean Samurai in Cremorne, Sydney

    Korean Samurai

    Cremorne
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    CremorneKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.8/6
    8 reviews
    5.8/6
    8 reviews
    Korean Samurai
    New

    Dragon Palace Galbi Korean Charcoal BBQ

    Campsie
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    CampsieKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    Dragon Palace Galbi Korean Charcoal BBQ

    Dae Jang Kum Eastwood

    Eastwood
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    EastwoodKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.4/6
    19 reviews
    5.4/6
    19 reviews
    Dae Jang Kum Eastwood

    Moko Eastwood

    Eastwood
    Asian Restaurant

    $$$$

    EastwoodAsian Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.2/6
    14 reviews
    5.2/6
    14 reviews
    Moko Eastwood
    New

    Suliya Korean Pocha x Gogiya Charcoal BBQ

    Lidcombe
    BBQ Restaurant

    $$$$

    LidcombeBBQ Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.3/6
    4 reviews
    5.3/6
    4 reviews
    Suliya Korean Pocha x Gogiya Charcoal BBQ

    Palbok BBQ Lidcombe

    Lidcombe
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    LidcombeKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    Palbok BBQ Lidcombe

    Boom Cafe & Dining

    Eastwood
    Fusion Restaurant

    $$$$

    EastwoodFusion Restaurant

    $$$$

    Outdoor seating
    Boom Cafe & Dining
    Outdoor seating

    Hills K-BBQ

    Baulkham Hills
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    Baulkham HillsKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.6/6
    52 reviews
    5.6/6
    52 reviews
    Hills K-BBQ

    Soju Korean Restaurant

    Wetherill Park
    Korean Restaurant

    $$$$

    Wetherill ParkKorean Restaurant

    $$$$

    5.3/6
    18 reviews
    5.3/6
    18 reviews
    Soju Korean Restaurant
    1. 1.

      Have a night to remember at Sydney's Korean restaurants

      When it comes to traditional cooking techniques, the cuisine of Korea is known around the world for its famous gas grill. The dishes on offer at Sydney's Korean restaurants have embraced this enthusiastically, and you can watch, listen and smell your food as it grills right under your nose. If you're brave enough to try a real interactive meal experience head down to BBKing on Joseph Street in Lidcombe, where you can select from a variety of meats and fishes – such as premium Wagyu beef, short ribs or green prawns – and try your hand on the gas grill by cooking it yourself! If you'd prefer to leave the cooking to the experts, that's fine: the chefs at this leading light of Sydney’s Korean restaurants have put on a spread of gorgeous pre-prepared meals at their top-class buffet.
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      Experience an Australian twist at Sydney's Korean restaurants

      With the city lying on Australia's southeast coast overlooking the South Pacific Ocean, Sydney's Korean restaurants are known for effectively combining the flavoursome, pungent notes of the cuisine of Korea with the local delicacies on offer Down Under. Head to Dae Jang Kum on Victoria Avenue in Chatswood for a range of delicious seafood dishes, including fresh oysters with rice in a hot stone bowl or the delicious stir-fried baby octopus. And for those who don't fancy fish, Australia is a nation of carnivores, with Sydney's Korean restaurants definitely catering to that need. For a red meat treat, dishes like beef rib and steamed pork are on the menu across Sydney's Korean restaurants.
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      Treat someone to an outstanding meal at Sydney's Korean restaurants

      Whatever your reason for heading out to one of Sydney's Korean restaurants for a meal, you and your dining companions will be blown away by the excellence on offer. For a slice of authentic Korean restaurant fare in Sydney, sampling the traditional dish bibimbap is a must. Served with your choice of meat, fresh steamed rice and often an egg, too, this Korean favourite is an ideal choice for an authentic meal. And while Korean restaurants in Sydney are rightly mostly well-known for their food, there are also plenty of gorgeous beverages to share. Korean maesil ju, or plum wine, is a refreshing liqueur made with green plums and honey. You can also try bakseju, a herby fermented alcoholic drink with notes of ginseng, or soju, one of Korea's most popular alcoholic drinks.
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      Sample a regional dessert at Sydney's Korean restaurants

      While the savoury dishes of Korea's grills are loved in Sydney's Korean restaurants and around the world, this cuisine also has a lot to offer when it comes to satisfying those sweet cravings. You may associate rice with the savoury delights of dishes like bibimbap, but the chefs at Sydney's Korean restaurants sure do know how to turn this staple of Korean cuisine into a dessert as well. Be sure to try your preferred flavour of tteok, traditional rice cakes made with a sweet filling. For something a little different and distinctive, sample Korea's answer to a waffle with a bungeoppang - a cute fish-shaped pastry filled with sweetened red bean jam.
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