Kintaro Lamen sur Paris

Best restaurant I’ve been to in Paris. So fulfilling with a great price!!!

Best Japanese curry in Paris!! I'll be back very soon

The curry was delicious!! Absolutely amazing

It’s amazing and they treated all of us with kindness and respect. For tourists it’s really helpful

This restaurant is incredible. I'd been wanting to eat at a real Japanese restaurant, in an authentic setting. That's exactly what this place is. Unpretentious, generous portions, delicious, and reasonably priced. Everyone loved it. Thank you, we'll be back soon 😊

At the factory, you eat assembly-line style and then you leave. A reasonably decent Asian restaurant, without being particularly exceptional. The menu is extensive enough to satisfy a clientele with varied tastes, and the dishes, on the whole, are good and adequately prepared. Nothing truly remarkable, certainly, but honest food that does the job. The service reflects the establishment: functional and efficient, despite a particularly fast pace. The staff, clearly very busy, faces a considerable influx of customers that leaves them little respite. We can only commend the teams, who manage to keep up the pace under these conditions. The premises, for their part, are very clean and rather welcoming. But this pleasant atmosphere cannot completely mask the ambient hustle and bustle, an almost inevitable consequence of an establishment that welcomes so many people. Here, calm and tranquility naturally give way to a hubbub, a constant flow of people, and a certain collective frenzy. Therefore, a question arises: **Asian restaurant or corporate cafeteria?** On closer inspection, the two concepts share more similarities than they initially appear. People come here to eat well, quickly, and at a reasonable price, rather than to enjoy a true gastronomic experience. The constant movement of trays, the rapid turnover of tables, and the high volume of service give the place the feel of a canteen—pleasant enough, certainly, but whose primary purpose remains, above all, to provide sustenance. In short, a perfectly acceptable place for anyone who wants to eat their fill without breaking the bank or wasting too much time. You eat well, cheaply, and leave satisfied. After all, the objective is achieved, even if the experience is more akin to mass-market dining than culinary exploration.

Curry was better than ramen.. but then I have had a lot of good ramen so standards are high. The katsu elwas decent but curry sauce was good... not sure if it was cube but tasty. Service was so fast and there was kimchi in my set. Miss soup was spot on.

Very good and friendly atmosphere. You can share tables with other people depending on the location and how busy it is.

Simply brilliant! Exceptional curries with the same flavors as in Japan, and at a reasonable price! Go for it!!!

Excellent food and service, a wonderful time! One small detail: the lighting is a bit too bright and white, and being sensitive to that, it's the only thing I could mention about the meal. Thank you again for your warm welcome and for lovingly filling our little tummies!