we went to shin jung around 9:30 a Friday and called an hour in advance to book a place. the person answering the phone does not speak English, so we managed to reserve a place in French (even if we only know the basic French) and the phone call was hilarious in its way (but only positive). terrace and we sat next to the window. There were only two other guests inside the restaurant at that time. our server was a Korean girl who was very friendly and she did her best to explain in approximate English while we were trying to ask in approximate French. We found this pretty charming. Anyway, the waiter asked us several times about food and was careful. food: food was excellent! We ate kimchi en...
dozens of stickers on the michelin guide window advising this restaurant as a good one surely invite you to enter. the place is really tiny, very few tables and the decoration is absolutely absent. the staff is dressed in beautiful Korean clothes and they are adorable and friendly girls. food is delicious, everything we ate was great, ravioli, pancakes, etc. and prices are great too. I'll definitely go back to this restaurant.
it is regularly elected one of the best korean restaurants of paris and shin jung is the ideal place to taste one of the refined and tasty asy cuisines. they make Korean barbecues (grill your own meats at your table) and other dishes, always of good quality, all served with traditional banchan, or small accompaniments, usually marinated vegetables, algae salad, the root of confite lotus, kimchi, etc.
we went to a medium full restaurant, we weren't sitting, so we just chose a table that looked comfortable and asked if we could sit there. The waiter just smiled, said we were only two and told us a little ridiculous table in the middle of the restaurant that could or not violate the security rules. We certainly didn't want to spend our dinner with two, especially not with arrogant service.
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The service is really nice. There might be more help choosing meals. Of course, it's a good surprise, but you probably feel better knowing what you get. and you get a really tasty food. Meat and vegetables were delicious. desserts were really good but a little bit small. All right!
We were looking for a Korean restaurant with my aunt and it was almost impossible on Monday night, because most of them don't open that day of the week. Anyway, we found this place near St.Lazare Station and it was perfect. All we... ordered was good.
exquisite food, excellent service with a good atmosphere and at a very reasonable price, we will certainly come back the next time we visit
I was very surprised by the hamburger bahn. The taste was so good. I recommend this place. The room is a little too small.
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Good cooking alone the price of soju (16 euros for a small bottle) is prohibitive
Very good Korean cuisine! Finish and copyy for a correct price
Poulet Frit À La Sauce De Soja Caramélisé Ou À La Sauce Piquante
Galette De Ciboulette Aux Fruits De Mer Petit
Galette De Ciboulette Aux Fruits De Mer Grand
Sauté De Légumes Aux Vermicelles Et Au Boeuf
Korean Fried Spicy Yangnyum Chicken
Sauté De Porc Au Kimchi Et Tofu
Le Fameux Poulet Frit Coréen
Tartare Coréen De Boeuf Cru
Poulpe À La Sauce Piquante
