GYUBAN Restaurant / SUBTEXT
The royal table for the emperor only took the best of regional produce. This was not only for the better taste and quality of the ingredient, but to check up on the agriculture of the whole peninsula as well. Korean fine dining restaurant GYUBAN carries on the legacy. The owner chef Kim Ji Young presents customers with authentic Korean royal cuisine. Some restaurants focus on adjusting Korean food to modern tastes, but in GYUBAN, the chef studies and explores every single ingredient in detail through historical research from Chosen culinary manuscript. Chef?s dishes are more of a liaison between the past and present by bringing the tastes of traditional cuisine. This philosophy became the identity of the place.
© Woo-Jin Park
architects: SUBTEXTLocation: Jung-gu, Seoul, South KoreaProject Year: 2021Photographs: Woo-Jin ParkPhotographs: Ki-Woong HongArea: 306.0 m2
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© Woo-Jin Park
architects: SUBTEXTLocation: Jung-gu, Seoul, South KoreaProject Year: 2021Photographs: Woo-Jin ParkPhotographs: Ki-Woong HongArea: 306.0 m2
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