Yeonhui-dong’s BEST 3! SBS Live Today ‘Sio’, The Taste and Charm of Authentic Japanese Home Cooking
Welcome to ‘Sio’ in a cozy alley of Yeonhui-dong, Seoul, where you can savor authentic Japanese home-style cooking in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The moment you step inside, you’ll feel as if you’ve entered a quaint little restaurant in a Japanese neighborhood.
Neat lace curtains and charming ornaments create a vintage yet sophisticated space, offering visitors a special experience beyond just a meal. Freshly cooked rice, a variety of side dishes made with fresh ingredients, and a main dish are beautifully arranged as a traditional ‘hansang-charim’ (set meal), delighting both your eyes and palate.
If you wish to pause from your busy daily life and indulge in gastronomic pleasure, why not immerse yourself in the unique flavors and ambiance at Sio?
Experience Chef Jo Gyeong-rae’s exquisite Japanese home cooking, featured on ‘Master of Living,’ at Sio. Each meal is served as a perfect ‘hansang-charim,’ complete with freshly cooked rice, salad, soft tofu, soup, seasonal side dishes, and even dessert, ensuring a rich and satisfying dining experience.
Signature dishes include the incredibly tender Hirekatsu (pork fillet cutlet) and the rich, deep-flavored Hayashi Rice. The Hayashi Rice, in particular, is renowned for its subtle sweetness and tanginess from slow-cooked onions, bringing back nostalgic memories. The special Three-Color Yakitori boasts a fantastic harmony of flavors with chicken thighs grilled in 10-year aged tare sauce, flame-kissed bok choy, and fluffy scrambled eggs.
In the evenings, you can also enjoy the comforting warmth of Sukiyaki, offering a diverse culinary journey with every visit. The elegant plating is a feast for the eyes, and a refreshing seasonal fruit completes your perfect meal. If you’re looking for a heartfelt Japanese home-style meal in a warm and cozy setting, Sio comes highly recommended.
Sio Detailed Visit Guide (Location, Price, Tips)
Q. What are Sio’s main dishes, operating hours, parking, and waiting information?
Main dishes include Hirekatsu, Hayashi Rice, and Three-Color Yakitori. Prices are similar to typical Japanese set meals, and Sukiyaki is available in the evening.
Open daily from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM (weekday break 3:30 PM–5:00 PM, weekend break 4:00 PM–5:00 PM, last order 8:00 PM). Parking is not available. As a popular restaurant, expect potential waiting times (on-site tablet queueing system).
For detailed pricing and reservation inquiries, please contact the restaurant directly.
- Location: 서울 서대문구 연희로11가길 23 1층
- Contact: 0507-1389-6919
※ This post is an informational article based on broadcast information, and we clarify that there is no financial relationship with the mentioned establishment.