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.

Hey somec, your yelp page said you were open till 2 a.m. on Thursday but we showed up and you were…read moreclosed. Thanks for the $50 Uber ride for nothing.

Great, friendly Korean service with a smile. As a Korean, I really don't expect much from the…read morerestaurants I find here in Paris but this was almost like the real deal. We tried two different kinds of Korean fried chicken which is their specialty (plain fried and yangnyum), japchae (glass noodles), ddukbboggee (spicy ricecakes), and the odentang (fishcake soup) with hite beer. Everything was quite good and we left feeling very full even though it cost around 10 euros per person. They also have karaoke in the basement so I will be back soon to try that as well!

So good ! The prices for the quality and the amount of food that you get is great ! The food is…read morefresh ! And also the service when I went there was really good, the waiter was really nice in helping us out with the Korean grill

review thru Uber Eat, got too lazy and my local favorite Korean place is too busy, so u tried…read morethis... big mistake. 20 Euros food for 60 euros. avoid at all cost.

Their lunch menu is only 13 € ($16 US) and includes a drink (in France that means a glass of wine),…read moreappetizer and main course. Their salad is not only beautiful, but their sesame dressing is superb. Their pot sticker appetizer was extraordinary, filled with minced pork and vegetables in a light wrapping, I could have easily made a meal of these which were served with a sesame soy dipping sauce. Of course all Korean restaurants include side dishes, and Sodam was no different, except that I missed having kimchee as one of my sides. Kimchee can be ordered as a separate side for 3€ ($5 US) but I found it hard to pay that much for what is a free side in the US. Imagine having to pay for ketchup for your fries :/ It looked good and maybe one day I will order it, but today wasn't that day. On one visit I got the bulgogi or marinated BBQ beef which came with it's own personal sized "grill".Yes, the beef came raw so that you could cook it as long as you wanted. The shallots, garlic, and beef serving was copious and the flavor was very good, although not as pronounced as I would have liked. On another visit I ordered the spicy (I asked for spiciest) chicken sautéed with vegetables which had a subtly sweet flavor. This was perfect for someone venturing out of their normal comfort zones, but it left me wanting much more heat. Every time I went, the service was extremely friendly and there were large tables of Korean families who were regulars. I would definitely go back to try more of their menu because it seems this is one of the rare places in Paris that comes close to bringing a taste of Korea to the city of lights.

Alex and his staff are the most accommodating and friendly staff in Paris. We've eaten at their…read morefondue/hot stone cooking restaurant several times over the past decade with groups of adults and students and it's always been a wonderful, memorable experience. The salad is fresh, the roasted potatoes are crispy, and the fondue and/or hot stone-cooked meats and vegetables are delicious. It's our favorite place in Paris - casual, informal, but always fun and tasty.

Best accidental discovery ever!…read more We were wandering the streets of Paris on our last night looking for a restaurant for one last memorable meal. On a whim we came in here because we saw that they served fondue and we thought that would be a good idea for supper. The restaurant name translates into "Fortunate like Alexander" in English. Did that ever turn out to be a fantastic decision. Read on to hear why. The restaurant's owner has to be one of the kindest, charismatic people that I have ever met. He welcomed us with open arms and we got to chat with him quite a bit and learn more about him. He also was very kind to us and gave us many free drinks just because he was a very generous person. This was completely unexpected and we were really grateful for this. In addition to a welcoming owner the atmosphere here in general was just relaxing and inviting. We got talking to the people at the table next to us and it turns out that they were regulars who lived in the neighbourhood and came here frequently because they had befriended the own. Meanwhile two buskers came by who played some mellow guitar music to add to the ambiance. Now I can finally talk about the food. We ordered a simple cheese fondue and it was wildly delicious. It came out very quickly and we enjoyed every mouthful. We were given plenty of bread to soak it all up and there was also a salad included so we could get some vegetables. Honestly my experience was so good here that I was almost sad to leave the restaurant at the end of the night. We wanted a memorable, final meal in Paris and boy did we ever get it. After eating here I feel fortunate like Alexander.

Thank heavens! They are open on Sundays!…read more I was wandering around Paris on a Sunday evening, very hungry and struggling to find a place that was open. There were several places online that listed they were open Sundays, but they were liars. This place saved the day! Our waiter was very kind and patient with my French. They have all the classic Lebanese dishes prepared just like my grandma used to make. The price is on point too. We had a great time.

If you're looking for good, authentic Lebanese food in Paris, this is the spot. The owner was very…read moregracious and welcoming; he is fluent in English. Our group of five had various mezze and main courses; everyone enjoyed their dishes, including the vegan in our group (many choices available for her.) We washed it down with some arak and wine. This is the food I grew up with; I would bring my family here in a heartbeat. They offer kibbeh nayyeh, but be aware that you have to order it a day in advance. Also, they definitely do accept credit cards - things must have changed since the 2018 review posted by Bushra H.

Paris has amazing mediterranean food. This hole in the wall is no different. I couldn't speak much…read morefrench but, the man behind the counter suggested what we should eat. It was late at night and we were tired and hungry. The food tasted amazing. They had a soccer game going on on a TV and the man behind the counter was very kind.

Horrible experience - when the rest of Paris (museums/restaurants/shops) had no problem letting me…read morein with my vaccination papers , this tiny restaurant alone refused to sit me because I did not have the local QR code (health pass) on my phone. Owner was adamant that such was the rule, and told me to go and get a test done to eat there. Suffice to say we all left (and I was with locals that were regular patrons) and went instead to KB, a lovely korean restaurant nearby (this is how you stop going to a restaurant). We later surmised that Songsan recently got into trouble with this health pass checking, and now categorically refuses to accept any non-local customer. Dont take the chance if you are a tourist like me, they are not worth the trouble to go all the way out there.

Great dumplings and chicken dish. The hot rice bowl with mixed veggies could've used a bit of…read moresauce/broth/liquid tho..but, tasty nonetheless!