Korean cuisine has been in Paris for many years now, to the delight of lovers of world cuisine, and Asian cuisine in particular. The star of Korean gastronomy, the Korean barbecue, has become a veritable phenomenon, providing gourmets with genuine moments of sharing with the whole table.
At the table, the chefs bring all the raw ingredients needed to prepare this comforting dish, then let you cook the meats and vegetables as you please on the electric barbecue in the middle of the table!
Bibimbap, bossam, japchae, jjamppong, fried chicken and bulgogi are all tasty, refined and well-balanced dishes, thanks to their pickled vegetables. All are accompanied by banchan, the traditional small plates of cold dishes, such as lotus roots, pickled radishes and a bowl of white rice, not forgetting the inevitable kimchi, the spicy fermented cabbage that is the basis of every good Korean meal.
The other star of Korean cuisine is, without doubt, bibimbap, a dish served in a hot bowl, in which vegetables, meat and egg cover a base of glutinous rice; the nutritious dish par excellence! But if bibimbap is popular in France, it's bossam that wins the day in South Korea: boiled pork cut into thin strips, eaten with kimchi, wrapped in a leaf of lettuce or blanched cabbage.
Recently, dakgalbis and other konjichus have taken over the web. These flowing cheese dishes are sure to seduce us. Some might say it's not Korean, but it is. Cheese and Korea have had a love affair ever since a Belgian immigrant decided to import and produce it locally around 1967.
If all this has made your mouth water, check out our top Korean restaurants in Paris!
Mojju, chef Thibault Sombardier's Franco-Korean restaurant
Chef Thibault Sombardier has launched Mojju, a Korean restaurant with a French twist. [Read more]
On Restaurant, Linda Lee's contemporary Korean barbecue on rue Saint-Roch
Already behind On the Bab and MariMari, Linda Lee opens On Restaurant on rue Saint-Roch, a Korean barbecue in a contemporary setting. [Read more]
Sam Chic, traditional Korean restaurant for barbecue and fondue lovers
Recognized by the Korean Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Sam Chic is a traditional Korean restaurant for lovers of barbecue, fondue and authentic dishes. [Read more]
Barbecue King, the Korean restaurant in the 15th arrondissement
Barbecue King is the name of a Korean restaurant in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, where families and friends can enjoy bentos, bibimbaps and grilled meats to share. [Read more]
Discover Gangnam, the new Korean jewel in Paris
Sponsored - Le Gangnam is the capital's new must-visit restaurant for all lovers of Korean cuisine. Located in the heart of Paris, this restaurant invites you to discover the unique flavors and culinary traditions of Korea in a warm and friendly setting! [Read more]
MariMari, the street-food shop where you can discover Korean kimbap
MariMari is the street-food stall where you can discover kimbap, a cult Korean street food dish. [Read more]
Hwaro Grill, the authentic Korean barbecue in the 15th arrondissement, awakens our taste buds
Like a craving for grilled meats with good Korean flavors? We take you to discover Hwaro Grill, this new Korean restaurant which has just opened its doors in the 15ᵉ arrondissement of Paris. An authentic Korean barbecue, run by Koreans and warmly decorated, we run. [Read more]
BIGBANG IV: the Korean restaurant with cheesy dishes!
Sponsored - In a luxurious setting, the Korean restaurant BIGBANG IV offers you many cheesy dishes like tteobokki cheese 떡볶이, the must-try Korean Ramen Jjampong 짬뽕, and always Korean barbecues with finely marinated meat, for a gourmet immersion in Korea! [Read more]
MISU in Paris: a tasty plunge into traditional Korean cuisine
Nestled in a discreet street in the 15th arrondissement, MISU restaurant delights lovers of Korean flavors with delicious dishes presented in the traditional 'bansang' style. Let's take a look at this restaurant, which honors authentic Korean cuisine in a resolutely modern style. [Read more]
Keopi, an unusual, gourmet Korean brunch in a Parisian passageway
Keopi is the name of a restaurant that combines pancakes and bugolgi, avocado toast and kimchi! Head to Passage Verdeau to discover Paris' first Korean brunch, to be enjoyed every day. [Read more]
Chikin Bang, the Korean street food restaurant in Paris La Défense
Chikin Bang is the new Korean street food restaurant that has just opened its doors in the 4 Temps shopping center at La Défense, just outside Paris. With corn dogs, fried chicken and bowls, there's plenty to delight the curious and the curious alike. [Read more]
Jjin Paris, Montparnasse's great Korean barbecue and cocktail bar with great grills
Jjin Paris - Korean Barbecue & Cocktail is the name of a new Korean barbecue restaurant in the Montparnasse district of Paris. With its exceptional grilled meats, typical dishes and dripping cheese, we take you on a voyage of discovery. [Read more]
OMA, chef Ji-Hye Park's delicious Franco-Korean restaurant in the Château des Fleurs hotel
Nestled in the heart of the Château des Fleurs hotel, the OMA restaurant unveils a short, Franco-Korean-inspired menu, at the crossroads of chef Ji-Hye Park's two cultures. An address that certainly deserves to be better known. [Read more]
Mugung, Sentier's favorite Korean restaurant
Dive headlong into Korean dishes at Mugung restaurant in the Sentier, a far cry from the ever-popular bibimbap and bulgogi. [Read more]
Bonchon, the fried chicken restaurant opens its doors
Bonchon, the world-famous Korean fried chicken street-food chain, is coming to Paris on March 9, 2023. Head to the 2nd arrondisseemnt to (re)discover the best chicken wings by Business Insider. [Read more]
Perception, chef Sukwon Yong's delicate French-Korean cuisine
At Perception, chef Sukwon Yong creates bistronomic dishes rooted in French terroir, with delicate Korean notes. [Read more]
Seoul Mama, Manoj Sharma and Sangmi Lee's Korean canteen at the Jardin du Luxembourg
Chef Manoj Sharma and his wife Sangmi Lee have just opened a second Seoul Mama in Paris, a stone's throw from the Luxembourg Gardens. On the menu: naughty street-food, Korean-style cocktails and delightful dishes, the perfect link between France and Korea. [Read more]
Soon Grill Champs Elysées, the temple of Korean gastronomy
Soon Grill opened its second restaurant this year, Soon Grill Champs Elysées. The new temple of traditional Korean haute cuisine. [Read more]
On The Bab, the Korean street-food restaurant
On The Bab, the famous UK chain of Korean street-food restaurants, has just arrived in Paris. Come and enjoy a whole host of tasty Korean dishes. [Read more]
La Bibimerie, the French-Korean version of bibimbap restaurant
La Bibimerie is the restaurant that awakens our taste buds in Paris's 10th arrondissement. The restaurant features the famous Korean dish Bibimbap, but with a French twist. [Read more]
Asian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
Looking for a good Asian restaurant in Paris? Here are the best addresses for Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese and even Indonesian restaurants! [Read more]
We look forward to making some culinary discoveries!
Asian restaurants in Paris, our best addresses
