Korean Food in San Francisco

Explore Korean food at Surisan in San Francisco, CA, with a menu built for dine-in enjoyment across bold, Korean-inspired dishes.

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Popular Korean Food to Try

Dolsot Bibimbap

$28.00

Hot stone-pot rice with vegetables, fried egg, sauces, and protein choice.

“Got their dolsot bibimbap (beef) and it may have been the best I’ve ever had! 😋”

Creamchi Rice Cake

$24.00

Rice cakes with shrimp, bacon, kimchi, mushrooms, and cream sauce.

“We chanced upon this place as we were searching for a place to eat dinner near our hotel. And what a fine discovery! They were able to accommodate us even without a reservation because we got there early. The food was superb! It’s a fusion place but it tasted distinctly Korean — which we absolutely love! You can order anything here and you won’t be disappointed. We were so enamored by this place that we ate here twice during our weeklong vacation in San Francisco.”

Pimped Up Ramyun

$24.00

Dry-tossed Shin cup noodles with bacon, fried egg, vegetables, and sesame.

“The pimped up ramyun! Delicious!!”

Made with Care at Surisan

Surisan brings a creative take on Korean food to San Francisco, CA, with a menu spanning rice bowls, noodles, brunch plates, and shareable bites for every appetite.

Standout options include Dolsot Bibimbap, Kimchi Fried Rice, Bulgogi Fried Rice, Belly Bap, Creamchi Rice Cake, and Pimped Up Ramyun — each a distinct, satisfying Korean food experience.

Come enjoy Korean food your way in San Francisco, CA — Surisan welcomes you for dine-in, and also makes it easy to enjoy your favorites via pickup or delivery.

Korean Food to Try

Belly Bap

$24.00

Sweet-soy braised pork belly with rice, fried egg, seaweed, and sesame.

“Had the tofu k-tacos and the belly bap. I really appreciated the various sauces that accompanied the tacos, it added a lot of flavor options. The fries were excellent, classic Korean fries.”

Bulgogi Fried Rice

$24.00

Fried rice with bulgogi beef, green onion, garlic, seaweed, and sesame.

“Outstanding. Moderately sized menu, but what they do, they do well. Try the Bulgogi fried rice.”

Bulgogi Nacho

$17.00

Corn tortilla chips carry beef, kimchi pico de gallo, and cheese sauce.

“We came for breakfast, the ambiance of the restaurant was great! Has indoor & outdoor seating. Food was great, my parents typically aren’t very fond of fusion Korean food but they enjoyed everything! They own restaurants and could tell the owner took great consideration as far as small details. Food was played nicely & seasoned well. Definitely recommend!”

Chicken Cup Bap

$24.00

Cup-noodle fried rice with egg, popcorn chicken, seaweed, and cheese sauce.

“Visiting SF for four days .. went here TWICE! First time loved it so much so we had to go again!!! Chicken cup bap was sooo good! Had the veggie scrambler w a side of beef patty. Very yummy and satisfying. Cute patio.”

Galbi Sando

$29.00

Braised short rib on milk bread with cheese, egg, arugula, mayo, and fries.

“Very nice restaurant with lots of tables inside and out. Everything we had to eat was amazingly delicious. The millionaire bacon was spot on. Wings are juicy and come in great flavors. Bbq for 2 was beautifully prepared and flavorful. Best Korean food ever!”

K - Katsu

$26.00

Fried pork cutlet with shrimp, egg, pickled onion, rice, and salad.

“Really lovely place! I was staying nearby for a work trip and came in alone craving Korean food, service was friendly, kind and very attentive (I drink a lot of water and my glass was ALWAYS full!). Great food, I got the Spock pork bbq set for 1 and it was delicious. Kimchi was especially good—I am not usually a fan of kimchi but even I liked the kimchi here a lot. Great food great service and lovely atmosphere! Highly recommend a trip here for anyone who loves Korean food, or just great food in general!”

Kimchi Fried Rice

$25.00

Kimchi fried rice comes with bacon, avocado, egg, arugula, and seaweed.

“I have been to Korea many times and this is the best kimchi fried rice I have ever had!”

Locomoco

$25.00

Breaded beef patty over rice with gravy, kimchi, sesame, and fried egg.

“Great location, great food, great service, and great idea to eat here! MUST TRY the millionaires bacon, the LocoMoco, the Korean fried chicken, and basically everything else! This is suck a great resurant, the modern Korean twist would keep me coming back for more!”

Morning Jook

$22.00

Rice porridge combines chicken, vegetables, bacon, and a poached egg.

“He had the K-Taco and I had the Jook, neither of them were disappointed. Food amazing and huge portions. Atmosphere amazing. Wonderful for my celiac self!”

Banchan

$9.00

Assorted Korean side dishes served alongside the meal.

“The best Korean food I’ve ever had. Ordered the Dolsot Bibimbap, and it was delicious. Friend ordered the Belly Bap and said hers was also incredible. We had just hiked Muir Woods and were desperate for some hearty, tasty food. Couldn’t be happier with our choice, we will definitely be back. Open one in Scottsdale please!”

Ddukbokki

$16.00

Spicy Korean rice cakes with fish cake, egg, dumplings, and mozzarella.

“This place has very good authentic and fusion Korean food. The staff was very friendly and the restaurant had a very cozy and welcoming atmosphere.”

Kimchi

$4.00

Kimchi is Korean pickled cabbage served as a side.

“Delicious food. Korean fusion, very good. I recommend the spring mix salad and kimchi.”

Frequently Asked Questions

What are your most popular Korean food options?

Our guests love these customer favorites. If you're visiting us these are some of the food options we recommend most often.

Dolsot Bibimbap — This Korean rice dish arrives in a hot stone pot with vegetables, fried egg, sauces, and a required choice of beef, chicken, pork, or tofu.
Creamchi Rice Cake — Rice cakes come in cream sauce with shrimp, bacon, kimchi, mushrooms, garlic, green onion, Parmesan, and poached egg.
Pimped Up Ramyun — Shin cup noodles are dry-tossed with bacon, fried egg, vegetables, and sesame; optional customizations include tofu or egg adjustments.
Bulgogi Fried Rice — This fried rice includes bulgogi beef, green onion, garlic, fried egg, roasted seaweed, and sesame seeds.
Chicken Cup Bap — This dish turns smashed Shin cup noodles into fried rice with scrambled egg, popcorn chicken, roasted seaweed, and cheese sauce.

Do you offer delivery and takeout?

Yes! We offer both delivery and takeout for korean food throughout the San Francisco area. Order your korean food online for convenient pickup or delivery.

Is there a kids menu?

Yes! Surisan offers kid-friendly options, including Kid's Pancakes and Kid's Breakfast.

Explore our menu to see all the options for your next family meal.