Jingogae Korean Restaurant

North Sydney Visiting a restaurant in Sydney | Family restaurant opened by an elderly Korean couple Originally, I came to North Sydney to eat Cantonese food, but there was no seat on the walkin Google search found a nearby Korean family restaurant. The owners are an elderly couple The grandmother hunched over and walked unsteadily The grandfather cooked quickly but his steps were not steady The environment was average but very clean. The food was good. The serving speed was slow, but it felt very warm. I realized the difficulty of life. In this restaurant, customers took the initiative to help carry the bowls. The average price was $18 per person, which was very affordable Bibamibimbap + The overall taste was good. It had the spinach, mushrooms, zucchini, fried eggs and sauces. It was original and average. It would be better if the rice was a little more burnt. Grilled beef This dish was quite authentic, a bit like a home kitchen,... burnt and tasty, and the soup was also quite good with rice. Unlike other restaurants with many side dishes, this one only had homemade Kimchi, but the taste was quite authentic. A very special dining experience. It was good to come and experience it. The food was not amazing, but it felt like a meal made by my family, very warm. The attitude of working hard is even more admirable. There are not many customers and it is very quiet. ioJingogae Korean Restaurant '"57 Ridge St, North Sydney NSW 2060 #悉尼美食 #悉尼韩餐 #悉尼韩国餐 #悉尼探