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Gold Tuna: Crafting Edible Art on Every Plate

Standing in the kitchen, a single thought often comes to mind.

'Is food truly a form of art?'

When we think of art, certain images usually follow.

Paintings hung in a gallery, a performance unfolding on a stage, or things we admire within a quiet, curated space.

Tuna transformed into a masterpiece.

Yet, if we look closely, there may be no art more intimate to human life than food.

A single meal prepared for another is infused with the quiet touch of creation.

Tuna porridge and cream shrimp (a surprisingly large piece is hidden within).

Food as a Creative Act

Art is, at its core, a creative activity intended to express beauty. We design flavors, shape forms, curate atmospheres, and through service, we leave a lasting memory.

Chicken karaage and monkfish liver.

A chef is therefore both a creator and an artisan. One cannot merely possess technical skill, nor can one rely solely on imagination. We labor daily in the space between technique and imagination, experience and intuition.

Two varieties of sushi and grilled king oyster mushrooms.

Food as an Architect of Emotion

Every dish begins with memory.

The family table from childhood, a special bite shared with a loved one, or an unfamiliar flavor discovered while traveling.

Upon those memories, the five senses are layered.

We see, we smell, we taste, we feel, and finally, we converse.

Hand-kneaded beef patty and finely cubed tuna.

Ultimately, food weaves relationships.

At the table, we truly become people connected to one another.

Grilled mero and monkfish liver.

Our Small Pledge

This is why I continue to strive.

I hope that every plate served at the table feels like a small work of art to our guests.

Our kitchen remains a laboratory of flavor, a craftsman’s workshop, and a stage for hospitality.

Collar and wing meat cuts.

Beyond simply filling a meal, we seek to leave a memory, evoke an emotion, and connect people.

That is the 'Art of Food' we dream of.

Tuna salad and savory udon broth.

The Goldtuna Experience

Goldtuna is a specialized tuna omakase destination located in Bangi and Sinsa, Seoul.

Whether it is a special anniversary or a meaningful gathering with those you cherish, we prepare every detail with devoted care.

"Goldtuna is a place where we treat food as art. An omakase shared with precious people on a special day carries a deep, enduring significance."

Crispy fried tuna and maki.

With that heart, we prepare today's small works of art for your table.

We look forward to welcoming you to Goldtuna.

The interior of Goldtuna Sinsa.

Goldtuna Opening Hours

Lunch

11:30 Open ~ 15:00 Close (Last Order at 1:30)

Dinner

16:00 ~ 23:00 / Dinner Last Order at 22:00

Course Menu

1. Tuna porridge → 2. Tuna salad → 3. Fish balls → 4. Grilled mushrooms → 5. Main tuna sashimi → 6. Two varieties of sushi → 7. Service tuna → 8. Monkfish liver → 9. Grilled mero → 10. Hand-kneaded beef patty → 11. Chicken karaage → 12. Cream shrimp → 13. Udon → 14. Maki → 15. Ice cream dessert

Reservations, Directions, and Parking

Goldtuna Bangi

Reservations: 010-5468-0484

Directions: 4 minutes from Songpanaru Station Exit 2, 10 minutes from Jamsil Station Exit 8

Parking: A valet booth is operated directly in front of the entrance.

Goldtuna Sinsa

Reservations: 010-5478-0484

Directions: 10 minutes from Sinsa Station Exit 5, 10 minutes from Apgujeong Station Exit 5

Parking: Please call upon arrival. A valet attendant will assist you shortly.