Bibimbaps — Restaurant in Paris

If you’re looking for an authentic Korean meal, then Bibimbop’s isn’t for you. Yes, the owner is Chinese but I’m a believer that anyone can make authentic food as long as you know what you’re doing in the kitchen. For Bibimbaps, that’s not the case unfortunately. Dwenjangchigae doesn’t have that rich flavored soup, the ingredients in Bibimbap doesn’t play well with each other and Budaechiggae is more of a desaturated ramen with mediocre ingredients. However the upside is the employees try hard to create a “korean-like” environment by wearing aprons with nonsensical Korean words and slapping wrong Korean words in their menu. The owner is a very nice guy and caters to the table well. However no matter of good service, the food doesn’t deliver and left me...

I ordered a budae jjigae and the food was kind of disappointing. First, the ingredients were really simple and had pretty small portions (2 pcs of lunch meat, 2 pcs of small rice cakes, some kimchi, some cabbage, some cheese, an egg (maybe? Not very sure, perhaps it was cheese), a bag of shin ramen and that’s it?) while the price was 15 euro… not very acceptable, price wise speaking. Second, the cabbage tasted terrible, it was somehow so bitter that I had to spit it out immediately after giving the first bite. One star added for the service, which was...

The staff was super nice, courteous, and prompt to us Americans. It was really busy but they were really quick with service and decent at the authentic vibe. I can only give it four stars however coz the food isnt your authentic korean food. I know that it's france and wasnt expecting it to be like my mom's home cooked meals, but if you're looking for something familiar with that korean spice, it's not really gonna hit the spot. Its good for a quick fix, but I wouldn't say that it was what I was...