Naniwa-Ya - Paris

In the Japanese canteen style, it's quite typical and it looks like a lot of little diner in the japon. food is not incredible, it's pretty basic even but you have to go for this typical Japanese "fast food" atmosphere (mainly soups and donburi). coming to eat here regularly for a long time I also sometimes feel that the quality of soups is rather less than 10 years ago but I don't know if I'm really objective. It's cheap for the betting center and for that price there, it's cheap for the little japon!

Small table of about thirty covers where you often have to queue as often in this popular area of Japanese cuisine lovers. reception is effective and cordial. very typical map of izakayas with takoyakis, adamame, grilled eggplant, gyoza, donburi, soba. the dishes are prepared by a 4-person brigade that deficient in an open kitchen. interesting to settle at the counter if you are 2 at the most.Very well done and soft price. water and tea in free service.

Excellent traditional Japanese restaurant, there are real ramens, real donburi. in the tonguedoc roussillon, in bretagne, in alsace it does not exist as authentic. yes the recipes are authentic, they are not modified to please European habits, we eat with baguettes and tea is sugar free. Free tea at will, I ate very well for only 9€50. A welcoming staff, only flat, is a little small. Next time I'm on the bet, I'll know where to take a lunch break.

All right, so, okay, japon ambience coughed, hi, naruto fans, it's funny two minutes. But it's expensive, and it's nothing. No heartburn at all, sorry guys. over-worked room, but not in the right sense of the term. unless you're like fine parts to several.

In the street st anne, there are a lot of ramen but there is only one Naniwa-Ya. an authentic ramen where the reception is attentive and the kitchen very good. I put myself at the counter and next to my ramen, I always order a little beef (or pork) and takoyakis. Tea is free. To be alone.