Sobane Restaurant — Restaurant in Paris

The first Korean fusion restaurant I've been to where they managed to balance the distinctive tastes of Korean cuisine with subtle european flavours.

I tried the 30 euro tasting menu with a friend of mine. Probably a bit too much food for 2, but we enjoyed it fully nonetheless. Every dish was a pleasant surprise and with each dish our anticipation and excitement grew.

If you're looking for a very traditional Korean meal, then this isn't the restaurant for you. But if you understand Korean and other cuisines well, you'll appreciate this little hidden gem in the...

After a week of traveling Europe alone, I was sorely craving for hot rice meals and kimchi. I hadn’t thought I’d be able to eat a real Korean meal in Paris but was delightfully surprised! The Bibimbap is the kind served on a hot stone plate, which I love because you get to eat the Nurungji(burnt rice crusts that are made when cooking with stone dishes) at the end. The Kimchi here is wonderful too, with the baechu crisp and aged a slight bit more when I visited. Would recommend if you’re a Parisian interested in experiencing Korean dishes, or if you’re just...

I had a quiet and memorable dinner at Sobane on a weeknight, when it was not so busy. The waitress was friendly and approachable and could speak English. We had a brief but enjoyable conversation in the restaurant since it was rather a quiet night. The food was presentable and tasty and it was great to fill up on some hearty and solid...