Sil Bi Jip

The Sil Bi means the actual cost, and the Jip means the house. This is a house that provides food at a low enough price to receive only the actual cost.

We are trying to reproduce and provide Korean street food dishes similar to what you would find in Korea. 

Lunchtime provides a simple and reliable lunch for office workers. The menu includes Dosirak (Lunch Boxes), Deop bap (rice bowls), kimbap, and soup dishes that vary from season to season.

In the evening, in Korea, small tapas dishes and Korean alcohol are introduced in the form of a bar called a Pojang macha (Pocha). The menus include 23 different dishes such as makhoe (Fisherman style sashimi), chicken, tteokbokki, and mussel soup, and 21 kinds of Korean liquor such as soju, makgeolli, and soju cocktails.

We invite you to a small Korea in Sydney, Australia.