Bekseju Village - Menu

Lovely place, serves modernised Korean foodLooks simple but actually tastyLoved the Korean wines, go very well with the food served there.

Not a lot of places can do upscale Korean food well yet alone in Paris where I think the overall Korea food scene is pretty WEAK! But Bekseju Village

Friendly service , interesting rice wine and Korean plate choices. Best to sit away from the kitchen area (ie towards the front of the restaurant) as the ventilation is just adequate. Assume 25-30 Euros per person including drinks.

This restaurant is summarizes a perfect food experience. I have been there on several occasions with different groups of friends. We have never been disappointed. The service is perfect, and the food is out of this world. My favorites are the Bugolgi Jeongshik and the courgette pie.

We visited this restaurant few times in July 2016 and loved the food and the atmosphere. There is no menu in english but waitress was very helpful and the service is friendly. As vegetarians, the choises in menu seemed a bit limited but it didn't matter as they were willing to adjust many dishes to vegetarian version and everything that we had was just excellent.

We have visited this restaurant a few times and we like the food. It is always well presented and delicious. We often order the seafood galette, grillades de porc & bibimpap. Service is okay (often limited French and/or English) from the waitresses, although the owner speaks fab English (like a Singaporean).Korean beer is unexciting, as is the Korean tea. Worth visiting... approximately €30 per head.

Our knowledge and experience of Korean food is limited so this was interesting. It was quite busy but the waitress explained the choices and suggested we might want to avoid some of the more spicy choices. Two of us thoroughly enjoyed what we had selected, the other not so much but this was just down to bad choice - always a risk when you don't really know what you are ordering. However, it was well presented and tasty. Consequently, we would go back again and hope our choices were more ton our taste. It was, however, moderately expensive.

Simply fantastic. Loved my pintetok! Beef was delicious, the place is welcoming and well managed. Once you are in, you feel a bit like being in the native country. Dinner. We shared the Korean combo of 3 dishes, and each one had a different taste. Kimchi and bibimbap were amazing: tasty, spicy, freshly cooked and nicely presented. A must drink: their rice wine, the Bekseju, a mixed infusion of sweet and bitterish, with a hit of ginger-ginseng. Prices normal reasonable/food quality is valued, honestly worth it if Korean experience is your thing, as we also spotted locals dining inside. Best choice in this Parisian area.

It is not the first time I top for lunch ,at this authentic Korean restaurant. Laurent, the owner, married to Korean lady, after several years in trading in Korean grocery and drinks, partnered with the Korean restaurant chain BEKSEJU, and opened , few years ago, the first restaurant in this neighborhood ,at the limit of the 13th district ( famous for its Chinatown}, and the 5th district, land of students and universities....3 native chefs are working here, to prepare all the tempting dishes exposed on the well illustrated menu…The staff is also Korean, dressed in traditional clothes. The girls have smiles as tempting as the dishes they are bringing....The decor is minimalistic, wood and sto...