Akasaka sur Paris

Having lived abroad for a long time, I was really craving Korean food, so I stopped by, and it was amazing! I thought ordering Gamjatang (pork bone soup) would be too much for one person, so I ordered Bossam (boiled pork) and Kimchi Jjigae (kimchi stew), but thinking about it now, if I was going to order two dishes, ordering Gamjatang would have been a good choice haha. Since I visited on the last day of my trip, I got two portions of Jeyukbokkeum (spicy stir-fried pork) to go. The owner was so thoughtful; they packed everything so meticulously—doubling and tripling the packaging—that I was truly touched😭 If I visit Paris again, I won't hesitate to come back right away!

Cosy restaurant niche in 15eme. We have good dinner here with an order of ragout soup potatoes for 2 pers. The lady in restaurant is very kind and positive service. Very happy with the meal and very recommended.

The gamjatang is generous in portion and tastes excellent. The mung bean pancake and kimchi pancake were also good. The shop is small, so there aren't many seats. I recommend visiting around opening time.

The gamjatang is delicious and the service is especially friendly.

So delicious!!! The restaurant isn't big, but there's enough seating. The two of us ordered fried chicken and potato and pork rib soup, which definitely lived up to its signature dish! It's absolutely the best Korean restaurant (or perhaps North Korean?) I've ever had. The music was traditional and pleasant to listen to. The owner was incredibly welcoming, answering all our questions in both Chinese and French. He patiently offered us two different drinks to sample, and we ended up choosing a bottle of "Baisui" (a type of Korean liquor). The other drink was also excellent, though not overpowering (I forgot the name). It cost 31 RMB per person. We didn't even finish the pork rib soup, so we packed some to take home; it'll still be enough for another simple meal. Highly recommended! Also, I didn't have to wait for a table, but Xiaohongshu (a Chinese social media platform) said reservations were required; when I arrived at the door, I saw three or four people waiting for takeout.

Very authentic pork rib soup. Not spicy, but the broth is very red. The meat is very fragrant. But if you don't like pork, I recommend ordering beef. The beer is delicious, and the fried chicken is also good, with a sweet and sour flavor. The owner is very nice.

Great place for Korean food in Paris. Luckily we were staying close by in area/district 15. We had gopchang for two, beef yukhwae (carpaccio) and hot stone bibimbap. Photos aren’t that great but was a really great place to eat. Small but cozy. I’d suggest you book before going

Good food but their maindish was overrated. There was not much meat. The main dish is called Jamjatang and it's a meat potato soup. However their seafood pancake, glass noodles and bulgoggi were really delicious.

Koreans, please go. It's better here than the gamjatang I had in Korea.. My friend and I ate it like crazy. I hope you prosper...

A wonderful restaurant with delicious Korean food 😍😍😍 we really liked it. We came without a reservation and the place was full of people and we waited for a free table for no more than 15 minutes, we immediately liked the pleasant and attentive service, she was very friendly and fast (unfortunately I don't know the name of the waitress), all the dishes we ate were very tasty, I definitely recommend it to you, we really liked it 🥰🥰🥰 Thank you for your work 🫶🏻