Comptoir Coréen - Soju Bar sur Paris

The food was so good, it's been a long time since I've last visited a nice cozy restaurant with good food

Great Korean place. Their kimchi crepes were insane. We also took the fried chicken and gyosas as appetisers which were quite good. The pork belly and the bibimbap were very good l, but what amazed me the most was their Kimchi, vinegary and spicy just like I like it. We got drunk on fruity sojus which made our night. We went fro strawberry, plum and grapes wow!

Careful, attentive service, friendly and generous cuisine

Cozy little restaurant close to Odeon where you can eat amazing Korean food especially the starters to share ! I highly recommend all the items on the starters options And of course the soju!

Nice bar - restaurant with a good selection of sojus and Korean dishes! The hobak jeon and japchae were very good and plentiful. As nice for a quick midday lunch as an evening to drink glasses of soju at the bar!

Excellent food but the service is a bit poor

The chicken bibimbap is excellent. The dessert at €4 is a little expensive for the quantity provided. Overall fast service but tight flow during peak hours. A little narrow but that adds to the charm of the restaurant

I'll make it my go-to, great food and drink! Be careful, it's obviously a little expensive given its Parisian location :) But the service is great ☀️ Update: I now go back much less frequently, the place is still pleasant. The terrace automatically disappears in winter, and the staff has changed. Some questions about products/traditions have no answer, but the welcome is always welcoming. It has lost its image of a Korean bar, the atmosphere is more restaurant-oriented. The products remain good, the context changes a little... too bad, but it will remain a necessary address 💫

The best thing about this place is the food it's delicious and portions are generous. The place is small and the service is average

Korean restaurant located in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area of ​​Paris. I recommend it because the Korean staff is friendly and the food comes out quickly. A restaurant where you can taste Korean foods such as stir-fried pork, soft tofu stew, and Jjambbong. Since there are not many Korean restaurants in this area, it is recommended that Korean tourists staying nearby go to eat here. The food price range is around 15 euros, so it's a good place to go for a meal without burden. Not only are they selling menu items that can be found in other Korean restaurants, such as bibimbap, bulgogi, stir-fried pork, and soft tofu stew, but also foods that are difficult to find in Paris, such as japchae bap and cold buckwheat flour.