Go Lyeo, Korean restaurant in Noisy-le-Grand, France
Go Lyeo is a Korean restaurant in Noisy-le-Grand, a town east of Paris. The dining room has simple, neat decor with subtle Korean ornaments, and a terrace offers outdoor seating when the weather allows.
Go Lyeo takes its name from the Goryeo dynasty, which ruled Korea for several centuries and gave the country its modern name. The restaurant began as a local effort to bring traditional Korean cooking to this part of the Paris region.
The name Go Lyeo refers to the ancient Goryeo dynasty of Korea, and that link shows in small details like traditional ornaments and the shared plates of banchan that arrive before the main dishes. Guests often sit together and pass dishes around the table, following a very common way of eating in Korea.
A reservation helps on weekends or during busy times, as the small room fills quickly. The staff can guide you through the menu if Korean dishes feel unfamiliar.
Several dishes are cooked at the table on tabletop grills, so the sound and smell of sizzling meat become part of the meal. Some visitors choose the quiet room for marriage proposals, and the team is used to helping arrange a private moment.
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