Paris is a grand city filled with seductive qualities: captivating tourist attractions, historical sites, romantic cityscapes, and, of course, delicious French food. While French fare is divine, if you’ve had your fill of escargot, beef bourguignon, and bouillabaisse and crave some Korean cuisine, Paris has you covered. Want some kimchi pancakes or steamed dumplings? No problem. In fact, the traditional bibimbap is supposedly so popular among French residents that there are three restaurants specializing in the classic dish. If your holiday in the City of Lights includes a hunt for Korean flavors you must scroll down to see this list of the top Korean restaurants in Paris, France.
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1. Dokkebi
While the exterior is a bit unassuming, the interior is eye-catching at Dokkebi. Replete with whimsical and colorful masks adorning the richly-hued red walls, this comfy and casual Korean eatery features a wide availability of menu options so bursting with a traditional flair you’d think your Korean-born mom cooked these tantalizing dishes. A must-try plate is the wonderful gujeolpan: an elaborate dish comprised of an assortment of nine types of meat and vegetables. The selection of bibimbap is also good and for dessert satisfy your sweet tooth with an assortment of yummy cakes.
Dokkebi
Address: 33 Rue des Petits Champs, 75001 Paris, France
Opening hours: Sun: 11:30am - 4pm, 6:30pm - 10:30pm; Mon - Sat: 11:30am - 2:30pm, 6:30pm - 10:30pm
2. Bong
Bong is a prime spot if you want a fine Korean grilling experience. Dedicated to serving the best authentic and affordable traditional Korean barbecue, Bong is famous for its out-of-this-world grilled meat. The aromatic grilled pork is a crowdpleaser but patrons should not discount the savoriness of minor dishes like the fried vegetables and the excellently spiced kimchi. An assortment of sweet rice balls is a great way to end the meal. Bong does a steady stream of business so it’s wise to make a reservation.
Bong
Address: 42 Rue Blomet, 75015 Paris, France
Website: Bong
Opening hours: Mon: 6:30pm - 10pm; Tue - Sat: 12pm - 2pm, 6:30pm - 10pm (closed on Sun)
3. Jeongané
A compact and snazzy-looking restaurant with a nice cafe vibe, Jeongané is the ideal spot if you have a craving for Korean comfort food. This establishment specializes in tasty bibimbap dishes and extraordinary barbecues. For barbecue fanatics, you’ll love how the meat is served already marinated and macerated offering an irresistible tender and juicy quality. But don’t overlook Jeongané’s other delicious plates like mouthwatering beef donuts, savory Korean crepes, and a fish stew made with homemade sea bream. The service is amicable and speedy, making this a great lunchtime favorite.
Jeongané
Address: 60 Rue des Morillons, 75015 Paris, France
Website: Jeongané
Opening hours: Mon: 6pm - 11pm; Tue - Sun: 11am - 3pm, 6pm - 11pm
4. Hwarang Restaurant Coreen
Owned by a charming Korean couple committed to using only the freshest ingredients, Hwarang Restaurant Coreen is a delightful establishment on Paris’ food landscape. Exuding a very homey yet ultra-modern feel, Hwarang Restaurant Coreen serves classic fare and delicious barbecues infused with genuine Korean flavors. Each table features an expert roasting device and the menu offers a wide range of Korean-style grilled plates served along with nicely prepared potatoes and cold noodles. A highlight is the chicken ribs with a fiery dipping sauce. The best part is the prices won’t bruise your wallet.
Hwarang Restaurant Coreen
Address: 11 Boulevard Arago, 75013 Paris, France
Website: Hwarang Restaurant Coreen
Opening hours: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:30pm (daily)
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5. Kim's Spoon
Posted by Kim’s spoon on Saturday, 8 June 2019
Kim’s Spoon offers a nifty casual ambiance featuring attractive red brick walls and polished hardwood floors. With a great selection of menu choices and tables providing built-in cooking gear, guests of this laidback restaurant are sure to have an adventuresome feast. Kick off the meal with an appetizer such as the crisp shrimp fritters. When you move on to the main dish try the chef’s suggestion of fried chicken with Korean sauce, beef sauteed with Greek sauce, kimchi stew, or the marinated spicy pork or duck. Save room for dessert and sample a moist slice of Korean cake or the luscious iced mochi!
Kim's Spoon
Address: 2 Rue Buffault, 75009 Paris, France
Website: Kim’s Spoon
Opening hours: Tue - Sun: 12pm - 3pm, 6:30pm - 11pm (closed on Mon)
6. Soon Grill Restaurant
Posted by SOON GRILL on Thursday, 31 October 2019
Though Soon Grill Restaurant may not be on everyone’s food radar yet, the word is getting around about this chic Korean restaurant. Awash in refined decor, Soon Grill Restaurant features tantalizing meats like beef bulgogi and barbecue chicken so grilled to perfection it takes Korean barbecue to new heights. The galbi beef ribs are also a fine choice and you can cook it on the grill at your table. The bibimbap is also exceptional along with the radish kimchi. Indulge at the end of the meal with a fabulous dessert particularly the black sesame and rose ice cream served with chantilly: a creamy and delectable sweet treat you won’t forget!
Soon Grill Restaurant
Address: 78 Rue des Tournelles, 75003 Paris, France
Website: Soon Grill Restaurant
Opening hours: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:30pm (daily)
7. Bibim House
The ultimate place for your bibimbap yearnings is Bibim House in Paris’ cool 2nd arrondissement section. A nice nook, this restaurant oozes an easygoing atmosphere and the service is efficient and friendly. Enjoy a fine choice of big bibimbap-bowl combos that offer a side of tender ravioli, hot miso soup, or both. Chef recommendations include one of a variety of bibimbap dishes available from fresh seafood options like squid, fish, and shrimp to juicy meats like chicken, beef, and pork.
Bibim House
Address: 1 Rue Cherubini, 75002 Paris, France
Website: Bibim House
Opening hours: 12pm - 10:30pm (daily)
8. Sodam
Sodam is an excellent option if you’re looking for a hearty and scrumptious meal. The proprietors are lovely twin sisters from Korea and no doubt the wonderful selection of menu items reflects their own hometown family recipes! Sample their specialty beef barbecue marinated in a homemade sauce for three days to ensure maximum tastiness. Also, the delectable barbecue sauce gets its sweetness from a blend of ripe pears and apples. During summer, Sodam features a delicious old-fashioned Korean dessert made of crushed ice milk, red bean paste, and chunks of fresh mango that’s topped with a glutinous rice cake with red beans.
Sodam
Address: 39 Rue de Gergovie, 75014 Paris, France
Website: Sodam
Opening hours: Tue: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:30pm; Wed: 7pm - 10:30pm; Thu - Sun: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:30pm (closed on Mon)
9. K.B korean barbecue
Attentive service, good food, and budget-friendly best describe the ambiance at K.B korean barbecue. The Korean barbecue is tasty but so is the sauteed vermicelli, beef pot with mushrooms, kimchi pot, and pajeon: a Korean pancake with scallions. If you want a serene dining experience, opt for a table on the ground floor because the first floor can get a bit noisy and hectic. K.B korean barbecue even offers two fun karaoke rooms that provide English or Korean-version song lists.
K.B korean barbecue
Address: 111 Rue de la Croix Nivert, 75015 Paris, France
Website: K.B korean barbecue
Opening hours: Sun: 7:30pm - 11:30pm; Mon - Thu: 7pm - 11:30pm; Fri - Sat: 7pm - 12am
10. Shingané
Boasting a classy and appealing atmosphere filled with elegant decor, Shingané is a go-to place for top-notch Korean food. Standouts include the kimchi and the tempting barbecue beef. A variety of pleasing plates are prepared in the kitchen from fish to beef and are left to fully cook at the table in true Korean style. The menu is also vegetarian-friendly. Though Shingané features a much roomier establishment than most of the other Korean eateries in the city, it’s probably still smart to request a reservation.
Shingané
Address: 63 Avenue Gambetta, 75020 Paris, France
Website: Shingané
Opening hours: Sun: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:30pm; Tue - Sat: 12pm - 2:30pm, 7pm - 10:45pm (closed on Mon)
Paris' Korean delights
Whether you crave original Korean cuisine or simply want a taste of something exotic, budae jjigae, kimchi, Korean barbecue, and spicy fried rice can easily fit into your food agenda while visiting Paris. This city not only delivers mesmerizing European beauty but mouthwatering food from the Asian continent as well.
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