Bentomania Honten sur Lyon

Homework paid so as not to waste?

For a first time, I think it's nice. It's great to live in a big city; there are so many more options.

I've forgotten the name of the ramen I ordered, sorry, but there were only four types, all chicken, and they all looked the same. Anyway, the noodles were good, but undercooked; the chicken was like vacuum-packed white meat in aspic, both in texture and taste. The broth and egg were very good, though. At €14.50, I think it's expensive. If you want much better ramen for a similar price, I recommend Okawaii in Charpennes, or Ramen Shop in Lyon (yes, really).

Excellent! I went to eat with a friend. The staff were amazing; I went a million times to ask for salt and napkins, and they were always so friendly. I love curry! You can tell it's top-notch! The food is excellent value for money. And they have a pitcher of water for you to pour yourself! I ordered the vegetarian option with tofu. I loved it! 🥰✨

Well, I didn't like the curry sauce I ordered; it wasn't to my taste, and the rice was slightly too sweet. That said, the chicken was very good. The price was excessive for the quality.

The curry was good, it's a shame there was only one piece of potato and two pieces of carrot. The onigiri weren't anything special either, but they were alright. As for the yuzu lemonade, it was sour and almost flat, like the dregs of a bottle; I didn't even finish it. Also, the tables weren't very clean.

Always a great place to grab some ramen or curry before going to the movies

While we're inundated with sushi restaurants and fast-food outlets (so popular in the West), here we find Japanese cuisine that's much closer to what Japanese people eat at home—the kind of home cooking a Japanese mom would love. They have onigiri, ramen, and especially their egg curry (by far my favorite). (In the photo, you can see the eggs in the form of an omelet, and you can order an extra egg.) The service is truly impeccable. Once, they offered me a free drink because I was waiting. To be honest, I didn't keep track of the wait, but it was a very thoughtful gesture. They know how to keep their customers coming back. As for the atmosphere, I think we can talk about the music playing in the restaurant. Being—unsurprisingly—a big fan of Japanese culture, I was delighted to hear my favorite songs and soundtracks. I go there on average at least once a week.

The ramen and gyozas are delicious and beautifully presented, and the service is super fast. The only downside is the counter service; you pick up your food there, and with the tables so close together and the door rails on the floor, it's easy to fall. I still recommend it, even if it's a bit pricey 😅.

The tastiest tonkatsu chicken in Part-Dieu! Only one small drawback: the service isn't very fast.