Kokuban sur Paris

Very good ramen that has little to envy of the restaurants on rue St Anne (the broth could be tastier). The karaage was incredibly tender.

Good ramen place. Possibility of booking or coming on a whim. the waiting time is correct, even fast. The same as for table service. Interesting choices at a fair price, although a little expensive depending on the quantities. The ramen is good but the noodles are thin and the whole thing salty. The pork is braised, still a little pink. Toppings (marinated egg, seaweed leaf) are extra. Good point on starters and drinks (peach and lemon iced tea for us) Desserts (mochi) are expensive for the quantity/size. The atmosphere is cozy and calm. Very pleasant, it's a change from noisy places. A little lofi type music for connoisseurs. Places are suitable for small groups (2 people) as well as for several people (easily 8) Interesting address but be careful of the bill which climbs quickly.

Excellent ! Magnificent setting

I had the ramen of the day. Pork meat consisted of fat and therefore inedible. The waitress was unable to smile and speak clearly.

Not bad, but the dishes deserve to be slightly more spicy (especially the dishes with rice) Furthermore, the seaweed salad was far too salty. The matcha/sesame/ginger ice cream trio was excellent

We have the veggie ramen, fried chicken and gyoza. We have to wait about 15 mins to get the table. The food was really worth it at the end. The ramen was the perfect meal for a cold rainy night. The chicken was really crispy and the sauce was surprisingly good. The food was quick to come too.

Lunch on a Saturday noon Fast service with a very pleasant young lady Hearty and delicious meal Great discovery

Delicious soup Generous portion

Good Ramen restaurant a stone's throw from Grands Boulevards, the ramen is good and plentiful (just a shame that the egg is extra). The setting is nice too!

I ordered ramen and the order arrived upside down, I didn't blame the delivery guy, the lid doesn't hold anything at all...