(Last visited 11/9/2021.) Working in Lyon for a couple of weeks and it's time to eat, but I've had…read morea bit of French food so far so I wanted something different. So my co-worker found this place and it's a Korean BBQ style restaurant and I love those! I was so excited to show him how thing work at this style of restaurant so here goes! Atmosphere/Appearance: So right downtown Lyon located off of the main square is this gem. It's brightly lit so you can clearly see what's going on in there. The décor is pretty chill, but I loved how each vent hood was lit up with a different color. I thought that was an excellent touch. All of your grills are located toward the front of the restaurant, but the buffet where all of your raw meats and vegetables are located toward the back along with the desserts! Service: There wasn't much service since you're doing your own cooking, grilling and gathering your own food. However, how server did take good care of us. Food: I mean, you cook your own food so OF COURSE MY FOOD WAS AMAZING! Lol. It's such a good and fun experience though. You hit the buffet to grab some chicken, tofu, beefs, pork, vegetables or whatever you like, oil the grill then throw it on there! It's pretty simple. I love these kinds of spots, especially when they're buffets! Value: Merely 22€ for a buffet of all the meats, vegetables, shrimp and so much more stuff! I think this was an excellent value for sure. Just don't be wasteful! In conclusion, I'd check this place out again, but I don't often visit Lyon so I'd probably check out some more French restaurants!

WARNING: this IS NOT Korean BBQ. This is a sad excuse of an attempt to trick people in Lyon into…read morethinking they are enjoying a Korean meal, when in fact, it's some crappy Chinese food passed off as Korean. The setup is correct; the tables and ventilation, but the food is NOT Korean AT ALL. ( it seems like it was a Korean place sold to someone else who has no damn idea what Korean food is) 1st off, they do it buffet style. (Should have left right then....) the meat is there and the lettuce, but no white rice? No red sauce? No side dishes? So we go to ask the French server. He has no idea what we are talking about. My wife spotted an Asian woman going in and out from the back so she hopped up to ask her if there was red sauce.... In Korean..... Nope- the woman wasn't Korean. So the wife asked "does anyone speak Korean?" NOPE.... Bummer.... If I have to give a rundown of the food... Fine: the meat was bulgogi, but only soaked in soy sauce. The rice was fried rice with corn, peas, and carrots. The lettuce was iceberg.... Not even the real leaves.... I'm serious- I shouldn't have to say anymore. All in all ****AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE**** Enough said.

If I closed my eyes I will think I'm in Korea eating in a little restaurant a delicious bulgogi…read morewith the side dishes! I will go back again for sure. So in love!

The owner was unkind, he made me and my friends feel uncomfortable. I was embrassed because of him…read more Bibimbap is quite nice but it is way too much.

Ogam's food and service is exceptional. For a party of two we had to make reservations to ensure we…read morehad a spot. Once we arrived, our server scanned our health passes and sat us down. Then we decided to order some starters and rice wine to start. The salad with dumplings was very fresh with a sweet-tart dressing; dumplings were crisp on the outside, tender and delicious on the inside. My main course was bibimbap in a hot stone bowl. When it arrived at the table the bowl was still sizzling. The dish is rice topped with carrots, zucchini, mushrooms, green leafy vegetable, egg (this costs extra) and well seasoned pork. The food was bursting with colors, flavors, and textures, a real sensory experience. I rinsed the food down between bites with the rice wine *yummy*. To end the meal I had the green tea mochi; a chewy dough textured rice, encasing green tea ice cream. Overall the restaurant is very good, service is excellent, and don't forget to make a reservation to ensure you have a table. Will definitely be back again.

From the owner: Ogam is a traditional Korean restaurant with barbecue. Everyone can enjoy with their family,…read morefriends and colleagues.

Excellent magasin et excellent service. Nous y faisons régulièrement nos courses…read more Si je laisse un avis aujourd'hui, c'est parce que nous avions oublié un sac contenant des documents importants et de l'argent. Le magasin nous a rapidement contactés grâce au numéro laissé sur Google Maps, ils ont retrouvé le sac et nous l'ont rendu sans aucune perte. Un grand merci pour leur honnêteté et leur professionnalisme !

Super clean with a great selection of Korean and Japanese products. Friendly service.read more

From the owner: Saveurs coréennes Le Doshilack, qui signifie casse-croûte en coréen, propose en quelques plats un…read morevoyage à l'autre bout du monde. La gérante et chef cuisinière du restaurant, Taekyung Lim, accueille sa clientèle avec générosité et délicatesse. Elle commente volontiers la cuisine typique et authentique qu'elle propose. A savourer notamment : le Jeyouck (porc mariné sauce soja avec piments et ail), le barbecue coréen, le kimchi (chou pimenté et fermenté). L'ambiance est familiale et la clientèle bigarrée et populaire.

I can't believe I went here based on yelp reviews. We went there as soon as they opened (7:15) and…read moreordered right away. (3 people ordered 3 same dishes) We were the first table, but it took more than 30min to get our food!! And it was terrible-I felt so bad for my Italian friend who had never tried Korean food before. (He said "it's eatable") The bibimbap had some veggies that were ok (shiitake and zucchini), but the bean sprouts and carrots were not cooked. And the pepper sauce (gochujang) that was already on top, not on the side, was so salty it ruined the whole dish. The rice was not fresh, and the stone bowl wasn't that hot. And no side dishes!!! Such a disappointing experience with yelp again. I should have not tried Asian places in a small French town... (&This is not a Korean place, not owned by Korean people.)

From the owner: Barbecue à la façon coréenne, avec 2 sortes de viande : boeuf rond de gîte et poulet…read more Un bon choix de bols en pierre (bibimbap, bulgogi, végétarien....), de riz sautés et de brochettes. Quelques desserts pas très coréens mais faits maison.

We came here for a late dinner after arriving via train from Paris and am so glad we were able to…read moreget a table! We had chicken karagge, yakisoba, and the eel on rice bowl. Our food was made fresh to order and amazing!!! My eel was so bomb and the portion was very generous. The staff here were super cool and attentive, for being a small and busy night. The beer and sake were also flowing and they had a nice selection. The prices and portions were perfect and I was blown away by the authenticity of the food here. Definitely a hidden gem to seek out if you're in Lyon!

After 2 weeks in France, we have craving for ramen and find this Japanese ramen places near our…read morehotel and the review on YELP is very good. However, we were extremely disappointed. (Not that we set our standard high, during our 2weeks in France, we had ate Ramen in Nice and it's way way better than this. The noodle is too sloggy (so soft that they were broken into short pieces) and soup is just normal. And the people operating are not even Japanese. Please go other ramen shop.

American from LA here. This blows any sushi you will eat in LA. Outstanding Japanese restaurant.read more

Excellent service and sushi! Came in without reservations (my fault) and they found us a table in…read morethe back even though it was fully booked. The food was excellent, everything we had was great from the soup to the desert and the staff speak great English for those who are visiting like myself.