This small restaurant tucked off in a corner is a great place to grab a bite if you're looking for…read morea little Korean in your time in Paris. It seems to be family run, and the staff are incredibly hospitable. As far as I know, they speak Korean, French, and English. The food is good. My test often comes down to the banchans, and it passes. It's definitely a place I'd stop by again when in Paris

Just around the corner from my friend's place, this was a great local option! No wait on a Sunday…read morenight around 9:15pm. They were busy but not packed. We got: * Japchae (17€) - 3 stars. A little plain. * Bulgogui (24€) - 4 stars. A little light on the beef, and they were sliced super thin. But lovely crisp to the rice. * Por Grillé épicé (21€) - 4 stars. Again sliced very thin! Didn't feel as filling this way, but it was tasty. About €30 for half of the above meal.

La nourriture est excellente. Idéal pour les végétaliens. L'espace extérieur est superbe.read more

We were looking for a Japanese restaurant near the Louvre, but most of them were opening at 7 or…read more7:30 pm. We found this hidden treasure on a small side street. It is a Korean restaurant that specializes in stone rice bowls mixed with vegetables and your choice of meat. It is topped with a sunny side up egg. Add a bit of spicy sweet sauce and magic happens. The food stays warm because of the stone pot. The rice on the bottom becomes crispy due to the hot stone pot, so it becomes a crispy dessert at the end of your meal. Don't miss out on this hidden treasure when you are near the Louvre in Paris.

Unfortunately only had time to try the bibimbap, but it was still good! Presentation and taste were…read morejust like other Korean restaurants I've been to. Same water jar, similar cups, and plates/cutlery. Interior design and setup felt just like any other dimly lit spot too. Service felt all the same too - good and efficient.

A stroll to the center of the unassuming Brey Rue is Misa B…read more Immediately a smiley monsieur with a warm welcome along with his staff greeting us was a pleasurable Parisian beginning! Cozy commodious ~ modest modern decor with a newness & clean comfort. The soft gold metal dinnerware that gave the ambience an added touch. Corean craft ~ hard to find biere from the motherland not usually found in other Korean restaurants. Both are tasty pairings with everything. #5. Kimchi stir-fried pork with sautéed kimchi & fresh tofu was yummy ~ spiced just right, subtle amount of pork to give the kimchee delish flavor. #24 DOENJANC JICAE ~ light, not overly fermented or salted, came out piping hot perfect. #14 Marinated Beef Rib ~ tender cut pre lengthened with bone on end. Faint marinaded quality meat. Tasty. Banchan ~ fresh assortment and more than happy to refill any favorites. New grilling tables had excellent smoke removal technology without the loud vacuuming noise. Touch tap easy to adjust the temperature to your liking. Too full for dessert from the scrumptious dinner, the complimentary Gilbert chew was just right. We appreciated the monsieur asking if we are enjoying ourselves throughout the dinner & acknowledged us leaving with a spirited thank you and to please come back again. Nothing but pleased satisfaction from Misa! Highly recommend.

Came twice! Only in Paris two nights too!…read more Faruq (server) spoke Korean SO well! We, as Koreans were so impressed. We enjoyed the homemade soondae and tofu kimchi the best! The other items were delicious as well, but the first two were our favorites. Will definitely miss the soondae and kimchi tofu.

I'm from LA and must say Korean food at this place was surprisingly good especially their tang soo…read moreyuk (탕수육). This was so crispy and flavorful. Would highly recommend this place if you are craving something spicy and authentic Korean food in Paris.

Gamja-tang in Paris As authentic Korean as you can get in…read moreParis. Actually you can just call this authentic food because it literally tasted like from Korea. I've been craving for Korean food after being in Paris for seven nights and eating nonstop French food. Definitely the place for Korean food but the place is very small inside so make sure you go early or you might have a little wait. I recommend you actually call and make a reservation for dinner at least. I also ordered soondooboo (soft tofu stew) and tangsooyook (pork dish). Both were great! For yelpers, Ive added the entire menu pics as of 6/10/19.

When I come to 15eme, Akasaka is the place I will Go with my…read moreKorean girlfriend. Great hospitality Great food Authentic Korean cousine Will definitely come back

We went this restaurant last night when they were about to close. I was there 5 years ago and this…read morewas my second time. The menu was a bit different than what I had before but more simplified IMO. I had 전골and my wife had 김치찌게. Very authentic and true to the real korean dish anyone would expect in Korea. The owner looked the same, enthusiastic and loving to serve his customers. I enjoyed my last dinner there. There are so many fake korean restaurants nowadays in Europe but this one is true Koreans! I guarantee this statement! I reviewed in 2019 as well with my other nickname Wilson.

', marou' , , . . beef tartare . . (18) …read more Traditional Korean dishes are served in a very professional manner. Great place to hang out for a drink or two. The restaurant shows K-pop music videos. I've ordered 'bulgogi', 'yookhui', and 'galbi' all were very nicely prepared. I am a Korean and I have been eating Korean food for more than 50 years. The owner knows how to prepare high end Korean dishes well. No wonder he's been serving for more than 18 years at this same location. Highly recommended.

When the Korean food craving hits during the second day in Europe... look no further than the 1st…read morearrondissement, perfect location as it's close to the Louvre and lots of Asian food options. We probably checked five other Korean restaurants before settling on Jantchi. The restaurant quickly became busy during lunch. However, service was quick and I got my much needed soft tofu soup (soondubu) with the accompanying side dishes in a timely manner. I ordered the lunch soondubu, which was as expected, a bit watered down, but still hit the spot with the sesame oil flavor I was craving for. The egg is already cracked into the soup, which is not as hot as I'm used to. My boyfriend ordered the bibimbap, which came out in the stone pot and was pretty tasty ! We doubled down on the gochujang, and it was enough to keep our Korean cravings at bay for the remaining trip.

Your average Koren, with average Korean food in the middle of town. Would go again, yes, but would…read morego somewhere else before standing in line for dinner for sure.