I went to the restaurant on my own one lunchtime whilst in Toulouse for work, based on a personal recommendation and backed up by the reviews on Tripadvisor. I was not disappointed! The restaurant is very small (approx. 20 covers total) so has a warm...& friendly feel. I was seated at the 'bar' next to the kitchen area so I watch as they made each dish. I have been to Korea and loved the food, and the dishes at Le P'tit Louis are some of the most authentic I have had outside the country. I had Dolseot Bibimpap - all of the ingredients were super-fresh and the flavours beautifully balanced. I really enjoyed my Korea tea, which I hadn't had anywhere outside of Korea. Plus I had a lovely conversation with the owner/head chef himself about the restaurant, food, work & travel, which as a frequent solo traveller often eating alone I really enjoyed. Highly recommended.More

I've been living in Europe for several years, and as a Korean, this is the only Korean restaurant in Europe I would go without any hesitation. The quality of foods here is a lot higher than average restaurants in Korea. Strongly recommended!

This little restaurant serves excellent food, big portions and pleasant service. A must visit if you are in Toulouse.

Wonderful little restaurant! We had lunch there and the food was fabulous - well-presented and very tasty. The place was quite busy, no wonder when you consider the quality of the food. The owner is friendly and explains very well what the dishes consist of....Excellent service. Very highly recommended.More

In conjunction with the "fête de quartier" in Saint-Cyprien on the 9th and 10th of June - an area where this small establishment is situated - this cosy little place served Korean pancakes. We had dinner there with some friends last night. We had both...the seafood pancake and the pork "bulgogi" with glass noodles (made from sweet potatoes) which we paired with a bowl of "makkeolli" (a traditional fermented rice alcoholic beverage). The pancakes were yummy, a tad pricey compared to what I had experienced abroad, but considering they use fresh seafood and the time it takes to prepare the ingredients and cook the pancake one by one and the warm hospitality it was all worth it! I couldn't put my chopsticks down! We would have ordered more had we not been on a tight budget so we stopped at 1 pancake each and tried their dessert - pancakes with cinnamon and nuts filling with a touch of caramel sauce. I don't like the taste of cinnamon so I didn't like that. Nevertheless, I went home a happy woman!More

Came with a Korean friend and was very well received with great food! Other Koreans were also eating here.. So you know its going to be good.

Very small cute restaurant, super fresh vegetables, tasty, real Corean dishes! Very kind and attentive couple, great value, quite a lot of dishes to choose from. I would recommend to reserve. I'll definitely come soon again