Hyang-Li sur Paris

It was my first time, I loved it, I'll be back

Despite a few changes of ownership over the years and its renovations, this Korean restaurant, which has existed since the 80s, has managed to retain its spirit, its quality of cuisine, and its regulars.

Very professional welcome, excellent quality of products and very satisfactory cuisine.

A very warm welcome, and a very original and delicious meal.

We had a wonderful meal, and as an added bonus, the waitress was incredibly kind.

Excellent Korean restaurant! From the yuzu drink and the fish and tofu stew to their beef BBQ, everything was delicious! Special mention for their kimchi cake. The staff is very welcoming and helpful. We had booked in advance and highly recommend it. A wonderful place to visit again and again!

Dinner for three, the service was very quick, the dishes were tasty and generous – a great find!

I've known this restaurant for years, and even though there's been a change of ownership, the food is good, well-prepared, and very reasonably priced. Special mention goes to the Samgyeopsal, with its generously sized pieces of meat.

This was our first meal in Paris. We decided to save the French cuisine for another day, having heard that Paris has some really great Korean Restaurants. Hyang-Ly came highly recommended and it honestly lived up to the recommendation. We managed to get a reservation for 1930. It seems like this restaurant is family run and both front of house waiters were so polite and attentive. We had the kimchi pancake, tofu bibimbap and the beef, mushroom and calamari bbq. All dishes came very quickly and were absolutely delicious! The portion sizes are adequate and what we ordered was more than enough for two people. Prices are very fair considering it's Paris. If we have time, we will come here again but will definitely add this gem of a restaurant to our "go-to" list when we are next in Paris!

I'm not Korean, but I think I've tried a pretty wide variety of restaurants in my life :-) :-) Generally speaking, it's the quality/price ratio that justifies stopping at this highly competitive Japanese/Korean restaurant, just a few meters from the Avenue de l'Opéra and the Boulevard des Italiens. The spicy wings are interesting but swimming in a sauce saturated with caramelized carbohydrates… the beef barbecue is simple but much healthier :-) We ordered dessert: a crepe with a scoop of vanilla ice cream seemed like the only viable option… it was okay, but just barely… I'm giving it 4 stars for the staff's friendliness.