Sambuja sur Paris

A hidden gem in a lovely area. I was surprised to find such an authentic Korean restaurant in a quintessentially French district. Bossam, which comes with oyster kimchi, is a must try! The staff and owners were very welcoming and friendly as well. We I would come back again. Thank you for the hospitality 🙏🏼

Hello, what a wonderful restaurant! It was truly delicious, the service was very friendly, one of the best Korean restaurants we've been to so far. It's a shame we're not in Paris to go more often, but the day we're back, we'll definitely return with great pleasure! 😋🤗

We ordered the 감자탕 (Gamjatang) and it was excellent. The broth was rich and flavorful, and the portion was much bigger than expected. Although it's listed for two people, the three of us shared it comfortably. We also ordered the 돼지불고기 (Dwaeji Bulgogi). It was decent, but compared to the Gamjatang it was more average and didn't stand out as much. The service was good throughout our visit. The staff were attentive, and despite the restaurant being busy, everything ran smoothly. One tip: it's worth making a reservation before you go, as the restaurant fills up quickly, especially during peak hours.

Very authentic Korean food. Very delicious!

I was craving Korean food after arriving in Paris, so I went there based on Google reviews. I ordered Sundaeguk and Bbyeohaejangguk. The Sundaeguk had a nice pungent flavor that really captured the authentic Korean taste, but the Bbyeohaejangguk was incredibly bland—perhaps they messed up the seasoning?—and was very disappointing. Still, I enjoyed the Sundaeguk.

The food was absolutely delicious, and the staff and owner were so kind. They really saved me from dying of greasiness in Paris. Haha.

I ordered via Uber Eats and enjoyed a meal comfortably at my accommodation. I was worried it might be too sweet to appeal to foreign palates, but it tastes exactly like the food I eat in Korea lol. It's not sweet at all and has a clean, savory flavor. The delivery was super fast too lol. I recommend it!!

I had a €14.50 takeaway lunch; it was very good but a bit small in terms of portion size. The starter was three fried ravioli, followed by a dish of spicy squid and rice. The service was quick and the restaurant was air-conditioned.

There is too little sundae in the sundaeguk. There is also too little meat.

If you’re craving hearty authentic Korean food in Paris, this is the place to go! The “Ragoût de Côtes de Porc” (뼈다귀해장국) is perfect for when you want to re-charge the spice in your life; a very needed break away from the buttery French cuisine.