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The ramen is pretty good, although the karaage isn't crispy enough for our taste. The grocery section is nice. However, they seriously need to rethink their sales approach. Having attended many Japanese conventions, I've seen them often, and what a disaster... Not a hello, not a thank you, not even a glance, even though I'm buying something from the stand and I consider myself polite. The result? I simply avoid them now. It's a real shame.

I placed an online order for groceries. The products are certainly expensive compared to those in Japan, but most of them are virtually impossible to find in France, so their rarity justifies the price. The team is responsive and knows how to handle unexpected situations. I'm not familiar with the restaurant side of things, but the online grocery section seems very professional. Thank you again for allowing us to experience a little piece of Japan through your catalog, and for the little extra gifts too 😊

New to Ermont and Japanophiles, what a surprise to find a real Japanese restaurant right downstairs! All the dishes we tasted were exquisite (okonomiyaki, hyashi chuka, yakisoba). And the karaage?! We want the recipe! And the umeshu... our downfall... We fully support the concept of sustainable production but appreciate the option to pre-order to ensure we get the dishes we want. Talking with the owners, we felt their passion and their desire to share it. Keep up the good work, we're looking forward to the fall menu!

Honestly, I'm absolutely thrilled, it was excellent! The packaging for my delivery was very neat, the portions were generous, and the flavor was spot on—it was a real treat 🤤 The only downside: the ramen wasn't the best, but it was decent.

I ordered two bowls of ramen plus desserts, on a friend's recommendation. I was surprised to see that the place was run by locals, and yet: the ramen is delicious! I haven't tasted anything like it since my trip to Tokyo. I highly recommend it myself. Bonus: a small grocery section, which makes it easy to stock up on curry, sushi rice, and mirin, which are hard to find outside the Opéra district in Paris. Korean specialties are now also available on the menu and in the grocery section.