Darai — Restaurant in Paris

We, a group of four, were led to this Korean restaurant by one of us, Chinese. When getting in, the three others were happily surprised by the wide variety of dishes in the menus and the very reasonable prices that go with them: Menus at 8€ (only for lunch), 9€, 10€, 11€, 12€, 14€ and 17€. Each menu includes entrée, main dish, and dessert or coffee. As an exemple for our readers, I choose the 10€ menu and I had a Korean spiced soup with either crab, shrimp, or ravioli (I choose crab) as entrée, a Korean barbecue with beef meat as main dish, and a scoop of black sesame ice cream as dessert. In addition, the waiter offered me coffee. Two men were waiting on us, Asian, probably the boss and a waiter, both efficient and helping. We never had to wait in spite of the fact that the restaurant was full of customers, mainly Asian (which is a positive indication in itself). Beverages are not included, but their prices are also very reasonable, from 2€ for tea or coffee to 3€ for wine or beer. My friend and I will definitely return. Thank...

Setting: A small Korean restaurant in the 15th arrondissement. There is ample seating. We went around 8pm and the restaurant was packed, mostly with Koreans (which is a good sign that this is good Korean food) Food: Very authentic Korean food. We had the bibimbap, soon tofu, grilled pork which were all excelelnt. Value: For 20 euros, most dishes come with a small appetizer. The amount of food that you get is insane. One dish could probably easily feed two people. They are very generous about giving free rice refills. They also give you a large bottle of water for the table but you can also take it home. They do NOT charge you extra for this Service: The owner of the restaurant is constantly check on customers to make sure they are satisfied. They refill side dishes rapidly. I haven't had this good service at a restaurant in a long time. Other: For anyone who wants to eat traditional Korean food in Paris, this is the place to go. The food is excellent. The portions are large and the service...

My family and I were and Paris and wanted to eat asian food and we stumbled to this restaurant by chance. At first we thought that they wouldn't be able to accommodate 6 people as it looks full from the outside but they do have more tables at the back. The owner was very welcoming and nice. The food was very homey and my parents really enjoyed their food. They enjoyed it so much that in fact we decided to come back on our last day. The owner even gave us seafood pancake as a service (this was not even on their menu) and free water to take to our hotel.

They have a big menu so there are many to choose from. I really enjoyed their bibimbap! portions are big! and they don’t skimp on their ingredients. The owner was very attentive, that when we ran out of side dishes he just automatically gave us refills.

Overall a great place to eat in if you’re in Paris and craving rice. They speak English,...