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

Our (Korean-American) family tried a couple of Korean restaurants in Paris and this one was by far…read morethe best in its authenticity, taste, and service. My parents and in-laws said that the food flavors truly reminded them of their "kohyang" (hometown) in Korea. The restaurant is also family-owned and operated and treats everyone like a guest of their own house. Highly, highly recommend. Our favorite dishes: fried chicken, spiced fish, kimchi chigae.

On a recent trip to Paris, we found Jeongane on Yelp and it didn't disappoint. We ordered BBQ…read morechicken, marinated beef, duck breast, and beef tongue. The beef tongue was our top pick, and the kids loved the marinated beef so much we had to get another plate. The place is small, but the service was fantastic--the owner even came out to chat with us. If you're in Paris and craving Korean BBQ, Jeongane is the spot. Highly recommended!

Arrived in Paris late and we were looking for a restaurant within walking distance. And what do you…read moreknow....a Korean restaurant in Paris. Had to try it. Very small restaurant and with about seating for 20-30 people. Service was friendly....with smile...and very courteous. Food tasted almost.....like home. What do you expect? I gave it a five stars for great service and food was actually pretty tasty! Price was also lower than expected. If you want some Korean food in Paris....this maybe a spot for you.

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

Food taste good, we ordered the stone beef rice and tofu stew. Dessert (Yozu cream brûlée) tastes…read moregood too

This place is the real deal. Very small - maybe 10 tables at most. Portion sizes definitely by…read moreFrench standards, which is smaller that you would get in Korea or Los Angeles. This was our fourth dinner in Paris and so far ranked as the best. Yes, we are from LA and eat Koran food all of the time. Was a nice break from the heavy french food. Highly recommend this place.

Very good atmosphere, clean and tasty. Delightfully authentic Korean food with a new retro feel…read more My wife and I decided to try thIs place after a review from another site. We were pleased with the flavors and presentation of the dishes. Will definitely come back.

Really good Korean food in a small cozy and artistic place...won year-to-year awards. Highly…read morerecommend if you are craving Korean food in Paris!

I am happy to report that Dokkebi now sets a sunnyside up egg atop its bibimbap. For a while there…read morethey simply adorned their hot bowls with thin strips of scrambled egg, which didn't give the traditional Korean dish the sumptuous consistency it needed. It's a small place, and has had its Christmas decorations up since early October so it feels even smaller and cozier these days. Very attentive staff. I usually go with the dinner menu formula: a bibimbap with the meat of your choice (beef for me), preceded by two starters of your choosing. I always get the gyoza and something else, either the kimchi pancake (slightly spicy) or the glass noodles (love that consistency!). I am curious about the spicy calamari appetizer, so I might try that next time. But leave the non-kimchi crêpe be: without that spicy oomph it doesn't add any value to your meal. It's a struggle to finish the whole bowl, though at the end you're left with the crispy charred rice bits, cooked in the stone pot throughout the meal. Mmmm. I always add the accoutrements to my bowl, which are served on sets of small square platters for diners to share. Thank goodness my partner isn't keen on the extra bits (I'll admit, sometimes it's difficult to tell just what they are), as there isn't much to go around! Even with the change in egg, the bowls are drier than others I've had in Paris and elsewhere. The kimchi and veggie sides help, but they don't remedy the problem. I try to save my gyoza sauce to lubricate this part of the meal--but sometimes they take it away without me realizing. Note: they don't bring hot sauce automatically. You'll have to ask for this on the side.

This was my first time eating Korean food. We were adventurous and just picked menu items at…read morerandom, it worked out and the food was great. If you are not familiar with Korean food I suggest doing a little research, I had no idea what anything was or what I was expected to do with what came out. Having said that, the gentleman working noticed our inexperience and did his best to help explain what everything was. They were very polite and helped us feel comfortable with the new experience. The food was just the right amount of spicy, and we loved every bite.

Korean owner(server) is not happy when the restaurant is busy because he is the only one server…read more I saw him drinking soju ( korean alcoholic beverage )while he is serving customers! Terrible terrible terrible He even kicked us out even tho theres was a space left because he was so busy to handle all the customers by him self! He doesn't appreciate to his customers !

I'm surprised this amazing place that is packed for lunch and dinner time only has 2 reviews. This…read moreplace was so yummy I recommend!!!!! The Korean barbecue was amazing so were the egg rolls!

From the owner: Restaurant de spécialités coréennes. Cuisine authentique et…read morefaite maison.

This is the best Korean food in Paris…read more My family and I have been to Paris twice, one ten years ago and once this past month and the only thing we did again was go back to Woo - Jung. I'm not kidding, we've remembered this place for TEN years. The food is always so fresh and they have a great selection on their menu. This past time we ordered kimchi jjigae, fried rice, japchae, and a few other items. It's by far my favorite place to eat in Paris and we always make time for it when we go!

We really enjoyed our dinner at Woo Jung. We had just arrived in Paris an hour before our…read morereservation, so we really had to rush to get there on time. The staff was very kind, moving a table outdoors to accommodate our desire to sit outside. We had the steamed dumplings to start, & they were delicious (& we were starving!). I ordered the chicken in spicy sauce and it was delicious as well. But we loved the Korean Barbecue (beef) the most! It was so flavorful. It was a great way to start our stay in Paris!