Tae Dong Gwan

Korean restaurant, they sat us down in the basement, which was ok. Food is really good, but a bit more expensive compared to the cheaper places around it. That means no waiting time! In the basement you dont have any internet connection! Be aware. We had the kimchi jjigae and some korean kimchi pancakes, which were very good!

The beef bibimbap was good — well-prepared and flavorful. The spicy seafood jjampong had all the right ingredients but the broth lacked some depth of flavor. Service was good, and overall it was a pleasant dining experience.

Right in the japanese district, Chikoja is a great spot if you are craving for corean OG dishes during your Parisian trip. Decent serving staff, plenty seats in clean settings. Fried chicken was ok-ish, would have liked a bit more crisp and juicier chicken. Thumbs up for the kimchi pancake! Bibimbap was tasty, stingy on the meat though.

I won’t lie, we’ve been to this place because we were left with no other choice, but I am glad we did ! The queue in the other restaurants of the street we initially selected was too long. We were given a table in the underground floor which was less noisy and busy than the first floor. I ordered a beef curry ramen which was very tasty. I’m not sure the seasoning was authentically Korean though. Gyozas and garlic fried chicken were not the best I had but still pretty good. We had sticky rice for sharing and it was delicious, although overpriced given the portion. Other than that prices are affordable, especially the ramen soup menu which is really worth it.

The beef kimchi soup was good but a bit salty to my taste. The spicy chicken wasn’t spicy or fried enough. Otherwise it was tender and flavorful Service was friendly and prompt.

Indulge in Parisian authenticity at this hidden gem, where the flavors of Korea shine through in every bite of their delectable jajangmyeon and tangsuyuk. The owners and staff go above and beyond to ensure a delightful dining experience, making every visit feel like a warm welcome.