Itsu - Queen Victoria St
31 Queen Victoria St, Reading RG1 1SY, United KingdomJapanese Restaurant €10 to €20
66 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris, France
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Tucked away in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Comptoir Coréen - Soju Bar brings a lively Korean dining experience to one of Paris’s most charming neighborhoods. From the moment you step inside, the atmosphere feels warm, casual, and full of energy. The restaurant blends the spirit of a modern Korean restaurant with the relaxed mood of a neighborhood soju bar, making it a great spot for both quick dinners and long evenings with friends. The stylish interior, combined with the buzz of conversation and the aroma of Korean dishes, creates a welcoming setting that feels authentic without trying too hard.
One of the things that makes Comptoir Coréen - Soju Bar stand out is its balance between comfort and variety. Whether you are stopping by for dine-in service, grabbing takeout after work, or ordering delivery at home, the experience stays convenient and enjoyable. During warmer days, the outdoor seating area adds another layer of charm, especially for visitors exploring the Left Bank. The restaurant also offers no-contact delivery, which makes it an easy option for people who want flavorful Korean food without leaving home.
The menu reflects the social culture of Korean dining, where sharing plates and drinks is part of the fun. Small plates pair naturally with cocktails, beer, wine, or traditional Korean-inspired drinks, while the soju bar concept gives the place its lively personality. Guests looking for lighter or plant-based choices will also appreciate the vegan and vegetarian options available on the menu. Coffee and other beverages are offered as well, making the restaurant suitable for both relaxed afternoons and energetic evenings.
What truly gives Comptoir Coréen - Soju Bar its appeal is the way it combines Parisian charm with Korean culinary culture. It feels trendy without becoming pretentious, and casual without losing quality. For anyone exploring Korean cuisine in Paris, this spot offers a flavorful and social dining experience in a location that already feels full of character.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
66 Rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris, France
Great Korean place. Their kimchi crepes were insane. We also took the fried chicken and gyosas as appetisers which were quite good. The pork belly and the bibimbap were very good l, but what amazed me the most was their Kimchi, vinegary and spicy just like I like it. We got drunk on fruity sojus which made our night. We went fro strawberry, plum and grapes wow!
Cozy little restaurant close to Odeon where you can eat amazing Korean food especially the starters to share ! I highly recommend all the items on the starters options And of course the soju!
This bar reminds me of a pojangmacha, which is a tent that serves snacks and drinks all over Korea. It is somewhat a modern pojangmacha. My mom and I tried their Rice wine + kimchi pancake, potato glass noodles (japchae), and bibimbap. It was really good and I can’t complain. I made a quick review in my YouTube channel: Keno Good Vibes Only. Feel free to check it out. Thank You! ^___^
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.