Sukki-Ne

You'll find Sukki-Ne, a Korean restaurant, in light, airy premises on Norra Allégatan. Traditional Korean food is the order of the day here and you're welcome to come by for lunch or dinner. The menu includes both small side dishes and Korean main courses such as sukki-bap and bibimbap. 

Sukki-Ne means “at Sukki's house”, while Sukki, the chef's nickname, means “made in Korea”. Just as the name suggests, Sukki-Ne serves traditional Korean food. At lunchtime they serve a daily sukki-bap, including seasonal vegetables and served with the chef's choice of protein and rice in a bowl. You'll also find various kinds of bibimbap, a traditional Korean dish with various vegetables and meat or tofu as protein. At dinner you can browse smaller side dishes, Korean main courses and various kinds of bibimbap. If you're two people you can pre-order a Korean hotpot which is cooked directly at the table. Round off your meal with a Korean dessert such as binsu, a cold Korean snowflake dessert with red beans and fruit. 

Sukki-Ne is in light, minimalist premises on Norra Allégatan. The white stone walls are decorated with Korea-inspired paintings and green potplants and the odd bonsai tree liven up the room. Natural materials such as stone and wood take centre stage, creating a harmonious feeling. Choose your favourite spot and prepare for a traditional Korean flavour journey. At lunchtime all spaces are drop-in but at dinner it's a good idea to book to ensure you get a table.