Unmissable Korean Delights in Paris: The Potato Rib Soup You Can't Resist!

Paris might be known for its croissants and escargot, but let me tell you about a hidden gem that keeps pulling me back every time I visit the City of Lights. 😋 If you're ever in a culinary dilemma, just trust me and order what I do! Welcome to BOKKO. 📍 Nestled at 11 Pl. du Commerce, 75015 Paris, this spot serves up authentic Korean cuisine, crafted by a native Korean chef. 😎 It's a true blessing to savor these traditional flavors right in the heart of Paris. ❤️ Let's talk about the star of the show: the Potato Spine Soup, or GAMJATAN G. 🥇 Imagine this: four hefty ribs in a bowl, so tender they practically melt off the bone with a gentle flick of your chopsticks. The potatoes are perfectly sticky, and the soup carries a subtle medicinal aroma that's simply intoxicating. It's the ultimate winter warmer for your soul. And here's the kicker: you can choose between large and small portions (20€/38€). The waiter might say the small is for one, but trust me, it easily feeds three! 🍴 Next up, the Sliced Pork Trotters, or ZOKBAL&SSAM, priced at 27€. This cold dish is a feast in itself! 🍽️ Served with a medley of Korean sauce, lettuce, garlic, green chili, and salad, the pork trotters are delightfully chewy with a hint of salty fragrance. Wrap them up in lettuce like a Korean BBQ and take a bite—it's pure satisfaction! 😌 And of course, no Korean meal is complete without fried chicken. 🍗 With a variety of flavors to choose from, each one is a winner. My personal favorite? The GanJang DAK. Paris is a treasure trove of Korean cuisine, and I've explored about 10 spots during my travels. Yet, BOKKO remains my top pick. ✈️ While it might not be the cheapest option, the experience is worth every penny. 💖 #ParisFrance #ParisTravel #FranceTravel #Paris #ParisFood #ParisFoodExploration #ParisKoreanCuisine #FoodExploration