Wheelchair accessible — Paris

Accessibility varies enormously from one address to the next, and Paris does not help: many Korean restaurants occupy narrow former shops, with a step at the door, a dining room downstairs, or a staircase to the toilets. None of that shows in a photograph of the front. Before travelling, a few questions are worth asking by phone — is there a step or a ramp at the entrance, how wide is the door, is the main room on one level, are the toilets on that same level, and is there room to move between tables. Barbecue tables, bolted down and topped with a hood, sometimes leave very little clearance. The accessibility information shown here is drawn from Google Maps listings and may be out of date or incomplete: please confirm with the venue directly before you go, and tell us about any error so we can correct the listing.