Meaning "cheers" in Korean, Sulyi is a Korean tapas restaurant with the former chef for the Korean embassy at the helm.

A project that started in 2014, Sulyi sets itself apart from other Korean restaurants in Beijing by focusing on Gangnam, Korean style tapas dishes. You may have heard of Gangnam thanks to PSY's catchy tune and even catchier dance moves, which refers to a trendy and hip district in Seoul where fashion and style is top notch. According to Sulyi's owners, they aim to bring "Gangnam" to Beijing's hip hood Sanlitun through Gangnam tapas and home-made 'Makguli' Korean rice wine in fruity flavors at 4% and a special selection of Soju sold exclusively at Sulyi.

Sulyi is located on the 3rd floor of the food-crazed Topwin Center, next to Beyond Yakitori and opposite Cou Cou, the much talked about high end hotpot offering from Xiabu Xiabu.

Ready to pull out all the stops with this very generous menu, Sulyi is showcasing pretty much all their signature dishes with a feast of 13 different dishes (to be shared per table of 8 pax).

As seating is limited, seats are booked only once payment is made (via WeChat: LumDimSum). Make sure you lock in your spot and secure your seat for Sunday, October 23rd!

October Charity Theme: Kara Tepe Refugee Camp Fellow foodie friend Brian Germain is a psychology teacher at Beijing No. 4 High School and travels the world during summer break undertaking different charitable causes. 100% of all funds raised will be donated to the Kara Tepe Refugee Camp on the island of Lesvos, Greece, for the purchase of clothing, food, cookware, and classroom learning materials.

"After fleeing unspeakable atrocities from around the world, overloaded boats come to shore with people who have left behind their lives and every possession they once owned. Waiting weeks, months, and years for asylum applications to be reviewed, families are stuck in camp without many items we consider basic necessities." - Brian Germain, volunteer for Kara Tepe Refugee Camp

Read more about Brian and his mission on his fundraising page-https://www.gofundme.com/22ddu6fw
His blog: https://learninglyceum.org/2016/07/26/teenage-gunfight-with-isis/

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