kogi — Restaurant in Bordeaux

This is definitely not Korean authentic food. I know Korean food more than any other people. I can’t understand and would like to ask people who wrote reviews that this place is Korean authentic food. It’s absolutely not. Kimchi which is one of Korean common dishes, and people eat daily base. However, this place served really old and saggy texture which usually makes kimchi stew. Meat quality wasn’t great, and portion was pretty small. We ordered Korean fried chicken and the sauce wasn’t sure which one they used (definitely not the traditional gochujang sauce not sure what it even was). Onether menu we ordered that is Jeyukbokum which is spicy pork that main ingredients are gochujang sauce and Korean dried chilly pepper powder. I didn’t taste at all that we use normally. The owner is not Korean heritage. He said that he knows Korean people well and knows how to cook Korean food. Unfortunately, I don’t think he knows how to cook Korean food not even one I ordered today. All our family was disappointed...

During a leisurely stroll through Bordeaux, my friends and I found ourselves in front Kogi. The inviting decor and atmosphere peeking through the window drew us in. We decided to try the traditional Korean dish, Bibimbap, which turned out to be as delicious as visually beautifully presented.

The service was top. The staff was genuinely friendly, making us feel welcomed right from the start. I left my sunglasses at the restaurant and upon my return later, the server immediately recognised me and had kept my sunglasses safe, ready to be returned. This thoughtful act of kindness reflected the overall attentive and warm service we experienced throughout our meal.

The cozy and inviting ambiance made the dining experience whole. It is clear that they value their quality in both their food and service. If you’re in the mood for authentic Korean food, you...

Im Korean and traveller who was missing Korean food so much. Since I have been living out of Korea many years, I just focused to order the fresh menu which is pork, vegetables, and Kimchi BBQ. The meat quality was good and the vegetables for SSAM was very fresh too. I see some Korean reviewed some menu not authentic, but it should be because the restaurant’s main customers are French. The taste should be changed for the taste of French. For me, if you know how to order, it’s the perfect place to eat the fresh BBQ when you miss...