An immersive Asian experience on the Champs-Élysées

Renowned French designer Philippe Starck, known for his bold creations ranging from everyday objects to iconic hotels and restaurants, designed Miss Kō to be an immersive and vibrant space. Starck brings his multicultural and stimulating style to the venue: bright lights, holographic projections, graphic murals, and unique furniture create a dynamic atmosphere. Every detail contributes to the experience, from the terrace to the open kitchens, where you can watch the chefs at work.

From the moment you walk in, Miss Kō makes its visual style immediately apparent. Our 26-meter-long central bar continuously displays Asian images and channels, punctuated by original digital creations such as a luminous dragon. The walls, decorated by artist David Rochline, feature fantastical characters, while animated faces appear as holograms. The space becomes an immersive journey, where every corner offers a new visual surprise, transforming an evening into a true spectacle.

The culinary experience at Miss Kō is epitomized by a selection of Asian-inspired cocktails, where traditional flavors meet original creations. Sake, umeshu (Japanese plum liqueur), and boukha (fig brandy) make up a short but refined menu. Our cocktails bear exotic names and are translated into Korean, enhancing the venue’s sensory and visual experience. Even if some palates are still searching for the perfect contrast, the originality and presentation of the drinks are an integral part of the adventure.

Miss Kō caters to a clientele seeking something new and stylish, whether it’s for dinner with friends, after-work drinks, or a professional event. The combination of spectacular décor and an original culinary experience makes this restaurant a must-visit in Paris, especially near the Champs-Élysées.