Akasaka sur Paris

It is a ray of light in my life abroad. It was the best Korean food I’ve ever had, across the US and Europe. The owner was so nice, too. The Bossam (even the raw oyster salad), Gamjatang, and fried rice were all so incredibly delicious that we each had a bottle of Soju before leaving! I’ll definitely be back!

I come here often, never disappointed! Delicious!

Gamjatang costs 18 euros per person, and considering the cost of living, it seems there aren't many places in Paris where you can enjoy such a hearty and affordable meal. A place I would recommend without hesitation to anyone missing Korean food. It has the amount of perilla seed powder that Koreans love, along with a depth of flavor.

The interior is a bit cramped, so sitting in the middle can be slightly uncomfortable, but the side dishes and main course are delicious. It is also fun to listen to Trot music in Paris, and the owner is friendly. They mentioned that they only sell the Gamjatang in portions for two because the taste changes when sold as a single serving, so I think I'll try the two-serving option next time, even if I go alone. The lunch set was also substantial and good.

It is really, really delicious. It is better than the Gamjatang at Somunx in Seongsu-dong.

The best Korean food I've ever had in Paris and London! I've never had such fragrant pork bones in my life. I ate my fill and still had half a pot left. I reckon it would take three girls just to finish it all, eating only the meat! The shop is small, so it's best to make a reservation a day in advance. The owner speaks Chinese and was always smiling at me. 🥹 I've never written a Google review before, but I gave it a perfect score! If you don't like it, come and hit me! Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people.

I saw a post at another Korean restaurant where a famous actor wrote that this was the best restaurant in Paris; I suppose they hadn't visited here. Not a single side dish was prepared half-heartedly. The sweet and sour pork was amazing right out of the box, but it was still delicious even after it had cooled down. As for the potato stew, well, it goes without saying. While living in Europe and traveling to places like Prague, Frankfurt, and Paris, I’ve been to countless Korean restaurants. I don't think I'll ever find food as good as this anywhere else. The owners are incredibly kind and professional. See you again!

I saw a post at another Korean restaurant where a famous actor wrote that this was the best restaurant in Paris; I suppose they hadn't visited here. Not a single side dish was prepared half-heartedly. The sweet and sour pork was amazing right out of the box, but it was still delicious even after it had cooled down. As for the potato stew, well, it goes without saying. While living in Europe and traveling to places like Prague, Frankfurt, and Paris, I’ve been to countless Korean restaurants. I don't think I'll ever find food as good as this anywhere else. The owners are incredibly kind and professional. See you again!

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.