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SurisanB+Worth Trying
505 Beach St, San Francisco, CA 94133
· Korean restaurant, Asian fusion restaurant, Asian restaurant
· 4.5/5 Google (2098 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Creative Korean-American brunch and dinner near Fisherman’s Wharf with standout dishes like Millionaire’s Bacon, ricotta pancakes, and K-tacos; quality is strong but service inconsistency and automatic fees frustrate some diners.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
Surisan delivers solid neighborhood dining with strong food quality—the Millionaire's Bacon and ricotta pancakes earn genuine repeat visits—and quick kitchen pacing. However, inconsistent dish execution and occasional service lapses prevent grade A territory. The waterfront location and cozy design add appeal for the area, making this a worthwhile stop for Korean-fusion brunch rather than a destination establishment.
Restaurant Summary
A few steps from the waterfront, Surisan blends Korean comfort with American brunch in a room that feels cozy and stylish. Service experiences split: some diners praise swift, attentive pacing, while others note lapses like missed orders. One guest summed it up simply: food arrives fast when the team is on point. The cooking leans fusion-forward: think K-tacos, bulgogi fried rice, and upgraded ramyun, alongside ricotta pancakes and their culty Millionaire’s Bacon. When you order well, flavors pop and portions satisfy; when you do not, a few dishes read flat or overcooked. This is best for diners open to playful Korean-American ideas rather than strict tradition. Families do well here. There is a listed kid’s menu plus easy wins like pancakes, fries, burgers, and mild chicken. If your crew prefers very traditional fare only, note the fusion tilt and pick accordingly so younger eaters still find familiar favorites.
At a Glance
- Signature Millionaire’s Bacon and fluffy ricotta pancakes win repeat praise
- Fun Korean-fusion plates (K-tacos, fried chicken) with quick kitchen pacing
- Service inconsistency from excellent to inattentive, including missed orders
- Added 6% surcharge and reports of automatic gratuity surprise some guests
- Creative/fusion menu - not traditional comfort food
What Sets It Apart
- signature_millionaires_bacon
- korean_american_brunch
- high_owner_engagement
What People Love
- Millionaire’s Bacon depth of flavor
- Fluffy ricotta pancakes with real maple syrup
- Crispy Korean fried chicken with sauce choices
- Fast kitchen timing even during rushes
- Lively, cozy vibe close to attractions
Points of Concern
- Service can be inattentive or forget orders for a minority of visits
- Pricing is genuinely expensive (mains around $24-$26) with a 6% surcharge
- Some fusion dishes feel basic for the price (upgraded instant noodles)
- Review patterns show signs of potential manipulation (not detected) which may not reflect typical diner experience
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$38-$58 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Pair Millionaire’s Bacon® ($12) with a savory main like Belly Bap ($24) for balance
- Choose Korean Fried Chicken sauces you enjoy and consider the Half & Half (12) at $32 to sample variety
- For lighter meals, Sesame Crispy Tofu Salad (Vegan) at $14 plus a shared appetizer keeps costs down
Perfect For
- Brunch with friends near the Wharf
- Casual dinner with playful Korean flavors
- Tourists staying in nearby hotels
- Families seeking kid-friendly brunch options
Location Insights
Area: Tourist-heavy waterfront district with hotels and attractions; casual and brunch-friendly spots dominate.
Safety: High foot traffic and generally safe; typical big-city petty theft risk; busy day and evening.
Nearby: Near Ghirardelli Square, Hyde Street cable car, piers, and many hotels; heavy visitor flow.
Fisherman's WharfThe dining scene is heavily focused on seafood and casual dining with many establishments catering to tourists. The atmosphere is lively and often crowded, with a mix of souvenir shops, street performers, and waterfront views.
North Beach (bordering area)Known for its Italian heritage and vibrant nightlife, North Beach offers a more intimate dining experience with cafes, trattorias, and bars, contrasting with the tourist-heavy Fisherman's Wharf.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday09:00–13:45, 17:00–20:45
Tuesday09:00–13:45, 17:00–20:45
Wednesday09:00–13:45, 17:00–20:45
Thursday09:00–13:45, 17:00–20:45
Friday09:00–13:45, 17:00–20:45
Saturday09:00–14:45, 17:00–20:45
Sunday09:00–14:45, 17:00–20:45
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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