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We have been in Paris for 6 days. We stumbled on this place walking with our 4 kids. So far it is the BEST TASTING FOOD in France. The price was also very reasonable and the people that work here are very professional and nice. I wish we had discovered this place earlier. Go here, if you want Great, Fresh and Yummy food.

I chose this place based on reviews and it was worth it! The staff was ultra polite and had lots of suggestions. The place is designed fresh and very clean. We tried kimchi, lots of variations of chicken and their homemade lemonade. Everything was delicious, rich and traditional. The prices were good too, we gave 5 60 euros for 2 ppl with tip.

The food was one of the best foods I’ve ever had and the service was even better than the food. I wish I could give them more than 5 stars

Amazing place! The serving sizes are big and the food is delicious ! Highly recommended!

Delightful place we stumbled upon as we missed eating rice! Lovely staff and food was yummy too, worth a stop and we’d love to come again!

I wouldn't call this food Korean or Japanese. It is a toned-down, bland imitation at best. As an enthusiastic fan of Korean food, the rating of this restaurant caught my attention and quickly disappointed. This was one of the worst kimchis I have ever had, rivalled only by the dead, lifeless one forgotten in the back of my fridge once. The gyoza were horribly fried and were almost bursting with bubbled air--reminiscent of the style of an air fryer. The food was far too expensive for the weak quality. The only thing nice about this restaurant was the service.

The food was amazing, kimchi is the best ever!! Everyone should try!!

If you like korean food DO NOT go here. Went in to have a meal before the theatre encouraged by the high rating. I'm convinced it must be fake. There is absolutely nothing that this restaurant has to offer that should bring it even close to the rating it has. For starters it is wildly overpriced for very low quality. We ordered the kimchi, the aubergine tapa, bulgogi gyozas, a plate of the fried chicken with rice and salad and a tapa of the other sweet soy chicken, and two lemonades, all to share among two people. Disappointment quickly followed. As big fans of korean food that might've been the worst kimchi we've ever tasted. It was old, tasteless, and pasty. None of the acidity and spice of a healthy kimchi. The gyozas looked and felt like they were taken out of the bag and thrown into an air fryer, much like i do when i want a lazy bite. Highly recommend just visiting your local asian shop and picking up a bag of frozen dumplings if you want the exact same at home. The aubergines: they were cooked nicely, crispy on the outside, soft inside, but completely smothered in an unholy amount of sauce that overwhelmed every bite, if i wanted soup i would've ordered that... Anyway. Now onto the chicken: the soy-ginger fried chicken part of the main was just plain bad quality, each piece was way too greasy inside and the crispy part seemed optional, it was served with a green dipping sauce which I've never seen in a korean or japanese food context but it reminded me a lot of indian chutneys or raitas. The other chicken tapa was made up of three massive pieces, slightly better quality but also smothered in sauce. The lemonades were made to order, from a jelly/concentrate, tasty but extremely sweet, would've appreciated a heads up and the opportunity to dilute to my taste. The whole thing worked out at 51€ which to me seems like a robbery for what we got. TLDR: if you want korean fried chicken don't waste your money here, go somewhere else.