Korean in Paris

5 places for Korean in Paris, picked by creators — with what they said.

Sétopa — 비밀이야 bimirya
Praised the osso jjim as better than Korean braised beef short ribs, said the seafood sundubu was the dish everyone kept reaching for, and raved that the chicken stays juicy thanks to French poultry and cooking technique. Called the 15-euro set menu and 19-euro cold platter a great value given Paris's Korean food prices.
Heads up: Said it's fully booked with two seatings a night, so reservations seem essential; noted there's no Korean-language menu, the chicken doesn't come with pickled radish, and there aren't many spicy options.
Sam Chic — Louis
Both reviewers called it 'the best Korean restaurant they've had in France' — the kimchi was the best they'd had in France and didn't shy away from spice, and the chicken was very moist even though it was grilled.
Heads up: About €15 per person excluding drinks, very cheap by Paris standards, and around half the menu is halal.
Jong-no Samgyetang — 비밀이야 bimirya
Named as one of the few decent Korean restaurants tried in Paris.
Dokkebi — 비밀이야 bimirya
Named as one of the few decent Korean restaurants tried in Paris.
우정식당 — 비밀이야 bimirya
Widely said to be the best Korean restaurant in Paris, according to others.
Heads up: Haven't been able to visit yet personally, and thought it's an upscale Korean restaurant best enjoyed in a group.