I had passed this place many times before but a recent occasion finally gave me a chance to go with…read moresome friends. Delicious food and friendly service. It was also really nice of the staff to come over and help my friends who had had never experience Korean BBQ before. They helped them cook and showed them what to look for so they could do it in the future themselves.

Awesome Korean experience. Great atmosphere and very friendly staff. Detailed menu options in…read moreEnglish.

It's a little cute space by Canal St Martin, we saw it while walking by and decided to try it as at…read morethis point I'm missing anything with rice. The menu is small, Bibimbap (pork, beef, vegetarian or chicken) and then the Bao with side a side dish. We ordered the beef bibimbap and the pork belly bao with spicy fried ch chicken. It's good and definitely fusion version. The beef was super tender and the veggies seasoned well. The bao was good but a bit tad on the salty side but the fried chicken was awesome. Not bad if you are sick of French food!

An awesome find in Paris! Was not expecting such a cute, homey feeling Korean restaurant in the…read morearea. I was tired of eating French cuisine and wanted something that reminded me of home. SAam was a bit more expensive than the quick Asian foo that I was expecting, but the flavor was authentic and delightful. I ordered the fried chicken Dak and it arrived quickly. Very crispy and the condiments (pickled cabbage) accompanied the heavy fried chicken well. During the short time I was there, there was A LOT of take out orders coming in. Lots of patrons came in as well, this place sure gets busy!

Beware- Not foreigner friendly for sure, very discriminatory behavior. There are other places…read morearound the area which are better- try Bouillon (10/10). I never write reviews and I was compelled to leave one for their impoli service. Food was ok.. I had to confront la femme who said that she didn't have water but then proceeded to give everyone else water around us. She pretended like she couldn't understand me made some story about us trying to order tea... and that they didn't have hot water, then I called her out on it. I told her I would slow it down for her like a little kid... and then she pretended she couldn't hear me. So I told her to be better next time and don't think we don't know how to speak multiple languages. The atmosphere is smokey, your clothes smell afterwards... poor ventilation. Price not worth it. They do not treat people with respect - they do think they are above you. Ex: you order and then they walk away mid sentence and you cannot get a word in when they already had your back to you... just do yourself a favor and pick another place lol place sucks.

Very friendly waiters, quick service and great food. The side dishes were good, meat quality as…read morewell. Great value for money. Would recommend.

Finally! Real Korean food in Paris! With proper polished medium grain rice! Hallelujah!!! And…read moredecent beef quality! Not the best steak that I've ever had. But still a decent steak. The food here is GOOD! ON par with a better than average korean BBQ place in SoCal! Proper Japanese/Korean sushi grade rice is really hard to find in Paris. Much of it more like American or Chinese rice and typically overcooked. Hands down the best Korean food in Paris. They have 2 locations. Do NOT confuse Soon Grill with Soon restaurant. They're totally different.

A Michelin recognized Korean BBQ restaurant well worth the hype. We had a phenomenal meal with a…read morereasonably priced tasting menu "Le Terre" offering 3 appetizers, an entree and desert. Food was INCREDIBLE and our server was lovely and so personable. The restaurant is tucked away on a side street in Le Marais neighborhood, hidden from tourists. It's a lovely, restaurant with modern decor. My only negative was that while the BBQ grill was on, the restaurant felt very hot- so dress on layers! An absolute must visit during a Paris trip, I cannot wait to return.

Here we are in Paris, eating Korean food! What can I say- this is what we were in the mood for…read more Our original pick was closed due to a leak. We found this place on the fly, courtesy of Yelp. The only negative about this restaurant is that it was really warm, so warm that we didn't stay for dessert. The food was excellent. We shared bibimbap and bulgogi. Both were really good. To our surprise, the food was brought out within minutes of ordering. We also ordered the excellent banchan. This was wqshed down with some cold soju. The prices weee really reasonable. Jantchi is very similar to the kins of Korean food that we get in NY, but less expensive and a bit faster paced. If you are tired of French food, it's worth a shot.

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.

While on our honeymoon, we accidentally found this place while walking to dinner. As a kimbab…read morelover, I really wanted to try kimbab in Paris so after dinner and some drinks, we returned to DOMA and ordered some beef kimbab and ddeokboki to-go. Needless to say, they were delicious! A fair warning, the ddeokboki is pretty spicy. The beef kimbab was very good! It was sliced a little too thin so it was hard to pick it up without breaking. Other than that, very nice lady there working and serving.

Despite the amazing food and cocktails in this place, the service is beyond rude. I live in Paris…read moreso I know the difference between rude and your typical indifferent service is. However Hero, actually shocked me, the Eastern European waitress was disgustingly rude to us, argumentative over a simple mis-order, which should have been a simple solution. It's like she got off on being a combative, rude b€£%@. I have never in my ten years in Paris experienced such service, and for this reason alone, I will never come back to Hero nor recommend it to any of my friends. We had planned to stay for more cocktails but because of this waitress and how aggressive and rude she was to us, we decided not to out of principle. [lesson to the managers, this is how you LOSE revenue and customers] Do not come here unless you want to be treated with complete and utter disrespect.

I FEEL IN LOVE WITH somek (soju + beer), gogchujang (korean chicken) and the whole evening vibe…read more Me and my friend had a great time during the rainy night. But the only bad point is that it's not a place to catch up and laugh loud at the place for other client.

I had an unforgettable experience dining at Pierre Sang. A family friend highly recommended the…read morerestaurant, and I booked a reservation about a month in advance. On the day of our reservation, all of the parties for the designated seating time were shown to their tables; once everyone was seated (we were seated in the basement with a few other parties), each course was brought out in an orderly sequence. I will not comment too much on the details of the meal since the menu changes each day and is meant to be a surprise, but each dish was innovative and prepared with fresh ingredients. At a high level, our meal included a fruit appetizer, soup, fish, red meat, cheese, and dessert. One of my favorite parts of the experience was trying to guess the ingredients in each dish - some were quite difficult to guess because they were prepared in untraditional ways with the ingredients transformed beyond visual recognition (e.g., cantaloupe mousse). Each dish was very distinct from the next and provided a balance of flavors, textures, and temperatures. While I'd consider a couple of the dishes to be truly sublime, overall, the unique dining experience was one of the highlights of my trip to Paris.

Pierre Sang was pretty good. This was the first time I've done a "blind tasting" where they…read moreencourage you to guess the ingredients used. I liked this and I had fun puzzling it out with my friends. We did not do a very good job! It was hard to guess the ingredients and I think they purposefully try to fool you a little. I have photos of each course but I don't remember all the details. We had 6 courses. There was a small starter of a bao bun; mine was markedly less filled than the others on the table, so the proportions were off and I felt shortchanged. Then we had a fish course, a course with savory ice cream and some bread (like cornbread), a mushroom "pate" course, a cheese course (one big slice of cheese), and dessert (ice cream and apricots?). I felt like everything (taste, texture, ingredient quality and variety) were good but not great, especially since they are making things easier on themselves by doing fixed menus. Staff tried to explain what all the dishes and ingredients were, and they did good but not great job. They spoke English but didn't always know the English words for specific ingredients. The ambiance was fine. We were at a long, narrow communal table on the first floor just next to the kitchen and the door. It was a little cold from people coming in and out and a little busy with all the staff moving around. It wasn't the most refined or relaxing atmosphere.

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.

Small little Korean restaurant in the touristy 2nd arrondissiment, this little place is quite the…read moregem. They serve Korean barbecue and have grills on the table. For us, we really just wanted some bibimbap which did not disappoint. This place even had complimentary banchans and tap water. Overall, the service was great. The food was great. I would eat here again.

Oh my god. I have finally found authentic Korean food in Paris and at a decent price!!!…read more My boyfriend and I came here for dinner and we were given two menus, a dinner set menu that came with four different options and the regular menu. We opted for the 24€ per person set menu that came with an entree, rice, lettuce wraps, play: kalbi, banchan, and dessert each! We also got a side stew for 6€. He was nice enough to trade stews from the beef stew for the kimchi stew because oh dang, I crave my kimchi stews. The service was amazing and they speak Mandarin, English, French, and Korean. Great. We first got our side dishes and later rice and stew and then the beef BBQ! The beef was great quality and marinated in a light soysauce. The grilling pan was the type that holds all the juices which was great. The meats came with veggies too like onion, artichoke, and different types of mushrooms. The kimchi stew was out of this world and my boyfriend who does not like liquid foods like soups ate it all!!!! Yum. For dessert we both got a scoop of ice cream. Our amazing meal came out to less than 50€ because the owner was nice enough to give us some service (in Korean, a small gift for coming). I recommend making reservations as we saw people getting turned away. I am so happy to have found my Korean place here in Paris. Next time I will go try the pork belly!! Side note: they are actually named Go Grill.