Guide to restaurants open on january 1st

Kuna Bada, a colorful Indian brasserie near Place des Victoires

The Kuna Family opens Kuna Bada, its third address in Paris. This time, it's a large Indian brasserie, a stone's throw from Place des Victoires.

Sam Sun, authentic Korean cuisine by chef Byungkuk OH

Sam Chic's little sister, Sam Sun focuses on authentic Korean cuisine, thanks to the talent behind the stoves of renowned Korean chef Byungkuk OH.

La Riotte, a lively French bistro and fine vintages in the cellar

Opened by Caves Carrière, La Riotte is a lively French bistro that inevitably revolves around the cellar's fine vintages.

Red Katz, a traditional Chinese restaurant in a fabulous retro setting

Between tradition and modernity, the Red Katz restaurant unveils a menu that pays homage to the greatest classics of Chinese cuisine, perfectly executed, in a truly fabulous setting.

Mido Paris, the fine nikkei restaurant at the Intercontinental Paris Champs-Élysées-Étoile

The Intercontinental Paris Champs-Élysées-Étoile unveils its restaurant, a nikkei table called Mido Paris. As connoisseurs will have gathered, this is the little sister of a cult address on the Riviera. So, what's the verdict?

L'Entente, the excellent English brasserie a stone's throw from the Opéra Garnier

The avant-garde L'Entente has been a fixture at the Opéra Garnier for many years. Under the aegis of Oliver Woodhead, the English restaurant pays tribute to the greatest British specialties.

Mojju, chef Thibault Sombardier's Franco-Korean restaurant

Chef Thibault Sombardier has launched Mojju, a Korean restaurant with a French twist.

Miglia, a cosy Italian restaurant on Place des Ternes

Contrary to what you might expect from a brasserie in Place des Ternes, a chic and sometimes snobbish part of Paris, Miglia is a warm Italian restaurant with attentive service.

Public House, the magnificent English brasserie from British chef Calum Franklin

English chef Calum Franklin has set up shop in Paris at the grandiose Public House brasserie, a stone's throw from the Opéra.

Le Grand Colbert, the legendary Parisian brasserie listed as a historic monument

Just a stone's throw from the sublime gardens of the Palais-Royal, the Grand Colbert is a well-known Parisian restaurant for tourists and locals alike. Listed as a historic monument, this brasserie plunges us back into the Paris of yesteryear and delights us with a menu that puts French gastronomy in the spotlight. A gourmet embodiment of what makes Paris so charming!

Au Pied de Cochon, gourmet cuisine at Les Halles day and night

Day or night, the brasserie Au Pied de Cochon delights Parisians and tourists alike with its traditional, generous French cuisine. A legendary address to try at least once in your life.

Bouillon Chartier, the affordable address opposite Gare de l'Est station

Good news for your wallet: Bouillon Chartier has just opened opposite Gare de l'Est. On the menu, as usual, (very) affordable French bistro classics.

Bouillon Pigalle, great French classics at low prices

From midday to midnight, Bouillon Pigalle delivers the great classics of bistro cuisine at low prices. It's the perfect place for those on a budget.

Bouillon République, the bubbling French address

Bouillon République has finally opened its doors and, like its big brother Bouillon Pigalle, offers a host of traditional French dishes at very affordable prices.