We have been cooking at the restaurant this winter, and we are excited to introduce many new dishes. Before each new menu, the entire Surfers team gathers at the restaurant to taste, discuss, and commune.

We’re very excited about the upcoming new year in the snake’s name. So excited, that we’re letting you sneak peek the menu we’ll be serving.

Surfers Market is a shop inside our restaurant that’s open whenever the restaurant is open—a Surfers store offering the five sauces that have formed the foundation of our cooking for the past 20 years, along with other culinary delights.

Welcome the Year of the Snake at Surfers Stockholm on January 31st and February 1st.

It’s that time of year! Whether you need a break from your family or want to treat them to something truly delicious, here’s when we’re open.

The holiday season is upon us, and with it, we’d like to announce that we are open an extra Sunday on the 8th of December.

For all you night owls, evening workers, or guests from different time zones, we are excited to introduce Siu Yeh, the perfect midnight snack!

In Sweden during the holidays, the country is in a state of intense tradition regarding food. The traditional Swedish Christmas buffé table is a concept which by the third or fourth buffé, has often lost its charm.

Mr. Cao is one of our cooks and he has been with us for as long as we have been open on Norrlandsgatan. He’s a Chinese ex-pat who lives and works in Sweden. We interviewed him to delve into his…

Surfers, just as China, celebrates the fall in a splendid fashion. The second half of the year entails the harvest and a more yang oriented way of living. Read about the fall season’s news at Surfers and about the Chinese…

Stureplansgruppen has recently published a guide for celebrating International Beer Day, and we at Surfers Stockholm are thrilled to be recommended. Here’s why our venue is the perfect spot for this special day.

During the warm evenings of late summer, tables across Sweden and night markets in China are laden with mountains of crayfish. The love for crayfish is strong in both of our homelands. Surfers honors this with our long-standing tradition of…

Kungfu-style Tea Ceremony! It’s no wonder that tea is actually the world’s most popular drink after water. At our tea tasting focused on tea, you will surely understand why. Come and taste the finest teas from China: white, green, oolong,…