Akasaka sur Paris

I personally wouldn’t recommend this restaurant. The place is quite small and cramped, so the overall atmosphere wasn’t very comfortable. What bothered me the most, though, was how incredibly salty everything was. I honestly don’t understand why so many people recommend this place and describe it as authentic Korean food. Maybe it’s just a matter of personal taste, but for me, the food was way, way too salty, to the point that it was difficult to enjoy🥲🥲😩

The most delicious Gamjatang restaurant in the world, including Korea. It seems like they use plenty of perilla seed powder, and it is truly a great restaurant. The broth is rich. The other dishes are delicious too!! They also provide side dishes as standard.

This restaurant is incredible! 🤩 The food is truly top-notch; everything is fresh and prepared to order. We were a group of seven and were able to try several main courses as well as appetizers. Everything was excellent! The service is also very warm. The staff are helpful, kind, and patient. They even thought of our clothes by offering us aprons to avoid staining them. A real gem, I recommend it 100%! 👌

It has the atmosphere of a famous old Korean restaurant lol. Heartwarming Trot music plays in the background, and there is a friendly lady who welcomes you. The lunch set is only 15 euros; the stone pot bibimbap is generously filled with fresh meat, and the stir-fried beef intestines are spicier and tastier than those at other places. It seems like they make the kimchi themselves, and it is delicious, as are the other side dishes. There are many menu items that look great as bar snacks, so I think I'll go back for a drink next time.

Excellent, nothing to complain about

Authentic Korean cuisine. Everything is homemade, it's excellent, it's the taste you get back home. Very good service.

We are a French-Korean international couple who traveled directly from Korea to France~ We stumbled upon this place by chance while traveling through France and Europe for two months, and it was truly a welcome meal. The cold noodles and bossam brought back the familiar and comforting flavors of Korea after a long journey, so we really enjoyed them. It felt even more special because it was like eating food from home~~ Above all, the owners and staff were all incredibly kind, and the service was excellent. The food was prepared with such care and taste, just like home cooking, that it felt like I had briefly returned home during my trip. And every single side dish was delicious! The side dishes, in particular, were so neat and tasty that I kept reaching for them. It was a truly satisfying meal for us, coming all the way from Korea. Although we visited this place by chance in Paris, it was such a wonderful time that I felt it was definitely worth stopping by during our trip!!! Little tips by side! You have to arrive right away, but the restaurant is fast complete ☝🏻😊

Very good Korean restaurant. In fact, it's frequented mostly by Koreans, which is a good sign. The prices are reasonable. The portions are generous and everything is very tasty... and spicy! ;) It's small, so reservations are highly recommended. The service is very friendly and respectful.

I'm not Korean but seems like a very authentic place full of Korean people. The food was amazing and generous portions and reasonable price for the formule midi. It's a bit small but I don't mind at all, the food and service was impeccable !

I've been touring Europe for a fair bit and we decided to go for something less European, and a bit more authentically "asian". As someone who grew up eating a fair amount of Korean food, this was definitely hands down the most authentic and nicest asian meal I've had in France, funnily enough right in a little shop in the 15th Arr. The gamjatang (as the shop name implies) is a must have. Big portions, great flavour and texture. If you're not used to small crammed spaces of asian eateries, you might be uncomfortable here. However, if you're one that appreciates food of high quality and don't need all the fancy ambience, this is a must visit. The lady that serves everyone speaks French, Mandarin & Korean. (maybe more? Didn't get a chance to speak to her as much as I wished)