Park Bong Sook Hurstville: Authentic Korean Comfort Food Awaits

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Most orders: $20–40

Welcome to Park Bong Sook Hurstville, a gem in the heart of Hurstville offering an authentic Korean dining experience. Situated at 372 Forest Rd, Hurstville NSW 2220, this vibrant eatery is renowned for its comforting and hearty dishes that showcase the best of Korean cuisine.

As you step inside, the warm atmosphere envelops you, signaling that you are in for a delightful culinary journey. The menu boasts a variety of traditional dishes, each prepared with love and care. One cannot visit without trying the pork bone soup—a rich, savory broth that is said to illustrate the essence of home-cooked meals. At just A$22.00, it is a must-try. Customers rave about its comforting qualities, with one diner noting its perfect heat that warms both the body and soul.

If you're in the mood for something bold, the spicy chicken feet is an adventurous dish priced at A$29.00 that promises an explosion of flavors, perfect for thrill-seekers. The beef rib soup, celebrated for its clean and hearty flavors at A$27.00, is another standout that embodies the richness of Korean culinary tradition.

For those looking for something lighter, don’t miss out on the seafood spicy tofu soup, which marries savory pork and fresh seafood stocks beautifully for A$22.00. The Chicken Noodle Soup, a summer special at A$26.00, offers a refreshing take with its clean broth that is perfect during warmer months.

Reviews from regulars highlight the vibrant flavors and generous portions that make Park Bong Sook Hurstville their favorite Korean restaurant in Sydney. Diners like Glenn Zhang have praised the variety, from crispy seafood pancakes to the spicy stir-fried squid, confirming that every dish is full of flavor and prepared to perfection. The bulgogi bibimbap returns favorites with its dynamic taste—everyone leaves with satisfied palates and happy hearts.

For those considering a group outing, the $88 set menu comes highly recommended, showcasing an array of flavors that allows for sharing and sampling. It's no wonder that Park Bong Sook has become a go-to spot during busy lunch hours, with diners like Nathan Chong recommending it for its fantastic lunch specials. The friendly service and quick delivery add to the allure, making every visit enjoyable and memorable.

Park Bong Sook Hurstville captures the essence of Korean comfort food, making it a must-visit dining spot for locals and visitors alike. Whether you’re craving a hearty soup or a delightful noodle dish, this restaurant promises a fulfilling experience that is sure to keep you coming back for more.

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Camila Kim

02/10/2025

I tried the bone soup and pork belly rice. Soup was good and hot enough as much as I want. Pork belly rice is new for me, but the combination of cabbage and pork was nice.

Nathan Chong

29/08/2025

The food speaks for itself. Best Korean food in Hurstville, drop by if you’re the area. I recommend visiting during lunch time for thr lunch special. Very busy during dinner time (otherwise arrive early).

L L

21/08/2025

My favorite korean restaurant in Sydney. This week my friend went to Sydney to have a trip and we meet at park bong sook hv, all dishes are tasty.

Glenn Zhang

20/08/2025

One of the best Korean comfort food spots in Hurstville. Everything tasted like a proper home-cooked meal — rich pork bone soup, crispy seafood pancake, and perfectly grilled pork ribs. The bulgogi bibimbap and spicy stir-fried squid were full of flavour, and their banchan (side dishes) were fresh and generous. Service was friendly, food came out fast, and the portions were great for sharing. Highly recommend for a casual, hearty Korean meal that won’t disappoint.

ABCD X

15/07/2025

Tried the $88 set menu at PBS Hurstville and it was amazing! Portion sizes are huge, 4 of us ate and still had leftovers to take home. The cold noodles are definitely among the best I’ve had in Sydney, and the snow cheese fried chicken is a must-try. Great value and perfect for sharing with friends!

Phil Li

07/07/2025

The food here was pretty good but the service probably could do with work. We were a group of up to eight people but the wait time wasn’t too bad. Couldn’t name a dish that was bad so would recommend trying a variety of their dishes. The wait between each dish was reasonable except the chicken feet which we had to check up on. The servers seemed unhappy to do any favours such as refilling side dishes but they get it done so I guess it’s fine. Definitely do get a feel this place is more Chinese than Korean which is not necessarily a bad thing but interesting.

Gamze Arabacı

01/07/2025

It was our first time here and we were really impressed. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the price–performance was excellent. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is not like a luxury restaurant, but it’s perfect for those who are looking for great taste. They even offer complimentary juice and candies, which was a nice touch.

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