CHEFS

Chefs and team

A team of ten, led by Owner Chef Joochun Jung and Executive Chef Yoonhaeng Heo, completes the Korean Fine Dining course at SUTIMOON.

Owner Chef Joochun Jung, Executive Chef Yoonhaeng Heo and the eight-strong chef and service team — their careers and their own words.

Joochun Jung — Owner Chef

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Owner Chef

Joochun Jung

Joochun Jung / Tony
Like a single ray of light in the dark, I hope to place pure thought into each dish and carry old Korean cuisine forward through charcoal.

Career

1998
신라호텔
2004
노보텔 앰배서더 강남
2006
Le Cirque New York
2009
Le Cordon Bleu Paris
2009
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, Paris

Chef team · Service team

Eight people who carry the story of each course and the meaning of each ingredient to the table.

Yeongyu Seo — Chef Team

Chef Team

Yeongyu Seo Yeongyu Seo

Meeting many different guests and hearing their stories has broadened how I understand Korean cuisine.
Jaeho Kwak — Chef Team

Chef Team

Jaeho Kwak Jaeho Kwak

I respect good ingredients and the value of the season, and work to express each ingredient's own depth.
Dohee Jang — Chef Team

Chef Team

Dohee Jang Dohee Jang

I find real happiness in the chemistry of our team and in working with ease and joy.
Seungwoo You — Chef Team

Chef Team

Seungwoo You Seungwoo You

I am proud of our team culture — the way we look out for one another and try to enjoy the work.
Sangmin Seo — Chef Team

Chef Team

Sangmin Seo Sangmin Seo

This is not simply serving food. We carry the story of each course and the meaning of each ingredient to the guest.
Yujin Kang — Service Team

Service Team

Yujin Kang Yujin Kang

I attend to every small detail of the SUTIMOON space — from the anticipation you feel as the door opens.
Alexander Y. Cho — Service Team

Service Team

Alexander Y. Cho Alexander Y. Cho

For every guest who visits, I want each day and each moment to bring comfort and a memorable experience.
Hyungjun Kim — Service Team

Service Team

Hyungjun Kim Hyungjun Kim

A guest's pace, taste, preference, even the smallest discomfort — I learned to look at both the guest and each dish anew.