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Drinks — Paris

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Drinking the Korean way almost always means eating at the same time.

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Soju, makgeolli and beer come with anju — dishes built for the drink rather than the appetite: fried chicken, savoury pancakes, spicy tteokbokki, braised things meant to last. The register sits closer to a tapas bar than a cocktail bar, and the Paris rooms that do it well usually have an openly pocha character. The list below collects them. The venue type is the quickest way to tell a restaurant that happens to serve alcohol from a place designed for an entire evening. One custom worth knowing: you fill your neighbour's glass, never your own.

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