Kook Il Kwan in Paris, Frankreich

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Telefon:	+33 1 42 61 04 18
Adresse:	12 rue Gomboust, Paris, Frankreich, 75001 Palais Royal/Musée du Louvre, Place Vendôme, 1er
Umliegende Haltestellen öffentlicher Verkehrsmittel	110 mPetits Champs - Danielle Casanova 220 mPyramides 250 mSainte-Anne Petits Champs
Kategorien:	Koreanisches Restaurant

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Reservierung möglich	Ja
Lieferservice	Nein
Take-Away	Nein
Kreditkarten akzeptiert	Ja
Für Kinder geeignet	Ja
Für Gruppen geeignet	Ja

Dress Code	Leger
Geräuschpegel	Normal
Alkohol	Nur Bier & Wein
Sitzplätze im Freien	Ja
WLAN	Nein
Bedienung	Ja

Heute

Heute	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30 Jetzt geschlossen
Ortszeit (Paris)	10:38 Freitag, 13. Juni 2025

Geschäftszeiten

Montag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Dienstag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Mittwoch	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Donnerstag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Freitag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Samstag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30
Sonntag	12:00 – 14:30 19:00 – 22:30

Umgebung

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11 Bewertungen zu Kook Il Kwan

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Flora B.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Pantin, Seine-Saint-Denis

Un tres bon resto coreen authentique (si on en juge par le nombre de clients coréens).
Rien à redire, le resto possède une bonne ambiance, la nourriture est bonne et le service aussi. J’y ai déjà tenté le bibimbap, le barbecue boeuf et poitrine de porc. Je né peux que le conseiller !

Christine K.

Rating des Ortes: 3
Palo Alto, CA

Decent Korean food in a hip location, with a reasonable lunch set menu — 12 or 14 euros depending on which options you choose.
Lunch set menu includes: appetizer (pan-fried dumplings /salad /tofu) and a main course (bibimbap, bulgogi, spicy hangover soup, etc.)
— I love the pan-fried dumplings, probably because they’re cooked in butter and so crispy on the outside.
— As with most Korean food, the main course comes with a handful of side-dishes. I had the bulgogi, which was too salty this time, and my sister had the bibimbap, which didn’t really have much depth of flavor.
Great for satisfying a Korean food craving if you’re in the area, but not worth an extra trip.

Grace C.

Rating des Ortes: 3
Paris, France

I ordered the #40, which was a beef bibimbap. It did not impress me, but wasn’t completely terrible. The beef was not thoroughly marinated so it was a bit tasteless, however the veggies and rice were fine.
The main redeeming factor of this place was that the service was better than most French restaurants. Perhaps it is because it is located in a touristy area (right near the Louvre and Opera), but I felt like the servers were warmer than most. It was the only time I have ever been asked by a server (in Paris) whether the food was ok, and if I needed anything. I wish I could give this place a better review, but the food was just very mediocre. I will definitely be returning for the service however and try a few different dishes than I did this time.

Abby B.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Houston, TX

Overall, my experience at this restaurant was great. The food was definitely on point. They had authentic Korean bbq, and the banchan (especially the kimchi and potatoes) tasted amazing. With every bite you get the warm and homey feeling that only good Korean food can bring. The restaurant was clean. The staff was very welcoming, and they spoke French Korean, and English. I’d say the food was reasonably priced because you can taste the quality in the food. I’ll definitely be coming back here!

Elodie D.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Paris

Un très bon coréen! C’est surtout parce que j’y ai trouvé une soupe de nouilles froide pas très connue que je suis entrée dans le restaurant. La déco n’est pas au top et on se demande si on n’est pas entré dans un attrape-couillon en voyant un serveur aux origines plus indiennes que coréennes, mais on est rapidement rassuré par la carte qui affiche tous les grands classiques coréens.
Le Kimchi est juste piquant comme il faut, le bibimbap pourrait être un chouille plus généreux, ce né serait pas plus mal et la soupe de nouilles froides était au top. Je reviendrai tester le barbecue pour me faire un avis définitif ou manger en terrasse !

Renee H.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Paris, France

First of all, they are actually Korean here, so that’s an immediate vote in their favor. The food is nice, not amazing but good and generous servings. The ambience is equally nice and service is great. A very solid place for some Korean in Paris, definitely a better option that the places in nearby St Anne that are less clean, more crowded, and the same price. It’s so much more pleasant to be in the lovely marche st honore in a nicer neighborhood and cleaner restaurant with pleasant table service.

Fujiko M.

Rating des Ortes: 3
Paris

Une des références de coréens à Paris. On y mange bien. Mais je n’y vais pas pour le barbecue, il est correct mais il y a mieux ailleurs. Des petits plats typiques (chapche, yukhoe, poulet frit etc.) sont plus appétissants.
L’acceuil et l’ambiance né sont pas tellement attrayants et c’est pourquoi je n’y retourne pas souvent…

Dina I.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Chicago, IL

So, Jason and I were exploring the streets of Paris right around our first hotel, Le Meurice, during our first full day in Paris, and we were completely hungover from our first night’s dinner and partying at L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon with our new friends from Connecticut. We stumbled upon this Korean restaurant (this Korean girl was super psyched!) and stuffed our faces with mul nyeng myun and kalbi… needless to say, it totally hit the spot in our wine-filled bellies. I can’t say this is the most accurate review since eating during a hangover haze is not the ideal situation to review a joint, especially for me since I grew up eating delicious Korean food and a lot of Korean restaurants are just ok and not the best. I was just so happy to have randomly walked by a Korean restaurant in Paris! The owner was a Korean woman who lives in France, and I was able to speak to her in Korean and French, which was amazeballs! We then ate a slice of thin crust pizza from another joint nearby, and then stumbled upon another joint and ate a dozen oysters (see the review for L’Écume St-Honoré)…

Lynn C.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Paris, France

Pretty authentic Korean BBQ. We got the pork that they bbq for you in front of you. The pork is not marinated and you wrap it in rice and lettuce with sauce. I didn’t actually enjoy the sauce very much.
As an appetizer, we got the onion pancakes. The dish was very good, but a little too much green onions for me and I just couldn’t take the harshness.
Got some soju too.
Expensive. About 70 euros for two people.
First floor is quite tiny and we never got to see the second floor.
Service is fantastically friendly (they are Korean afterall!)

Adeline G.

Rating des Ortes: 4
Marseille

Je confirme, certainement un des meilleurs coréens de Paris. La cuisine est un vrai régal et le dépaysement complet.
Allez donc y faire un tour, vous né serez pas déçus

Wathana P.

Rating des Ortes: 5
Paris, France

One of the best if not the best korean in Paris. Has 30 seats on the first floor but there’s a second so I dunno.
The menu is awesome! It took us 10 minutes at least to choose: beef, beef ribs, chicken BBQs, one bimbimbap (for me (^-^)/). Everything for 80 euros.
No rush since we stayed talking for a couple of hours (long time no see hehe).
Staff is kind and very helping but i’m not sure they speak english though.

Kook Il Kwan

Paris, Frankreich