Rue Sainte-Anne and around
- Guibine, 44 rue Sainte-Anne, 2nd: Korean barbecue. One guide cites grilled beef, squid and mushrooms as the standout dish, and a range of 20 to 30 euros per person. According to Time Out it is open Tuesday to Sunday, lunch and dinner. A queue is reported in the evening.
- Sam Chic, 11 rue Rameau, 2nd: Korean barbecue a few steps from rue Sainte-Anne, named best Korean restaurant abroad in 2024 according to Paris Zigzag.
- 11 bis rue Sainte-Anne: an address mixing Korean barbecue and Japanese food according to an older article; check that it is open.
Elsewhere in Paris
- Doran Doran, rue Sainte-Beuve, 6th: cited by one guide as one of the best Korean tables in Paris.
- Mee, rue d'Argenteuil: cited by Time Out for bibimbap.
What to order
- Korean barbecue: meat grilled at the table on a plate, with lettuce leaves, sauces and small side dishes (banchan). Service is often for two people minimum.
- Bibimbap: rice, vegetables and meat or egg, mixed with a chilli sauce.
- Stews: soups and stews, often very spicy.
Tips
- Arrive early in the evening or at opening: the wait can turn into a queue in the street.
- Say if you cannot take chilli: many dishes are spicy.
- For more of the city's food, see our guide to food tours in Paris.
