

Two Michelin stars serving innovative Korean cuisine with stunning desserts
"Launched in Seoul in 2009, Jungsik Seoul is the origin point of the Jungsik concept and contributes its Seoul-rooted perspective to the brand’s contemporary reinterpretation of Korean cuisine; for the International Chef Series it will collaborate directly with the New York team to craft a joint multi-course tasting menu that reflects their shared philosophy of blending tradition and experimentation." - Daniel He
"Chef Yim Jung-sik—with his Seoul and New York restaurants –is credited with introducing Korean cuisine to the world with an innovative flair that is entirely his own. What he does best is draw inspiration from the familiar, like gimbap and bibimbap, to create something innovative yet entirely authentic. Primary ingredients, from abalone to duck, make up his set menu which begins with impressive banchan; there’s also the option of adding supplementary courses. There’s an extensive wine list but the suggested pairings are also well-judged." - Michelin Inspector
"A Two MICHELIN Star restaurant in Seoul known for its contemporary Korean cuisine." - Nancy DePalma
"If you're looking to splurge, Seoul has Michelin-starred restaurants like Jungsik."
"Jungsik Jungsik is the home of celebrity chef Jung Sik Yim, who is updating Korean cuisine; he’s credited as the first chef to prepare Korean ingredients with molecular-gastronomy techniques. He’s done so well with the main restaurant that he’s also opened a bistro in Seoul as well as a restaurant in New York City . Try the pork belly, a delicious mixture of sweet, spicy and sour, all in a bite; if pork isn’t your thing, order up the sea-urchin bibimbap."



