Bibimbaps — Restaurant in Paris

We went to dine here on our last day for lunch. Thinking that there would be no issue. However, there was a language barrier as I only know simple phrases in French. So when you come here know that they do not speak English. The man taking our order was very upset and showed it. He was ready to take our order, but my Mother wasn't ready yet. I tried to to say she wasn't ready. He got upset and thought I said she doesn't want to order. He threw his hands in the air and walked away pissed. The pad to write ✍️ on he waved down like we were wasting his time. I told him in French Je ne parle pas francais. He responded he doesn't speak Anglais. It was just easier for us to point what we wanted.

The flavors are different than what I am used to from dining at Korean restaurants in K-town Los Angeles. The food was okay, but I did enjoy...

I recently visited Bibimbaps, a Korean restaurant operated by Chinese. The service was impressively prompt, making it an ideal choice for a quick, hot, and spicy meal on a cold day. I opted for the instant noodles, which were decent but not particularly remarkable. However, for dessert, I tried the ice cream coated with what I assume was peanut, and I quite enjoyed it. Conveniently, the restaurant is just two shops away from Mercure Paris 17 Batignolles, making it an easily accessible choice for those craving something hot and spicy near...

We came here late at night, it was empty. We requested for a special menu & they were so helpful & did not even charge us extra for the ingredients. Lovely ppl, tho they may not be well versed in English. But food was amazingggg! My gf & I thoroughly enjoyed it. Felt like home far away from home

*sadly we didn't have any photos of the food as we finished...