Taisho Ken - Beoordelingen

The Japanese restaurant in its simplest expression, the dishes are good and the delicious gyozas always valid after 2 years of covid and all its perpetuity

Quality and service always at the rendezvous, the good address of the neighborhood, simple and efficient. I recommend

Restaurant found by chance, I only ate the ramens who were my very good faith.

I have been practicing this restaurant for more than a year is the reception and the service are irreproachable. and bie. on the kitchen is exceptional, a must...

Very good little Japanese canteen. nice staff and correct price at 2 steps of elysed fields.

Very good lunch with dishes made minute. An efficient and very kind team. Go to the closed eyes is a treat.

Delicious Japanese dishes and a smiling and very welcoming boss. I strongly recommend.

I discovered by chance this restaurant held by three Japanese, I arrived at the opening, warm welcome, I ate gyoyas chicken and a shoyu ramen with roast pork, e...

Simplicity and authenticity are at the rendezvous. A traditional and tasty cuisine in a fun setting. It is possible to sit at the counter and observe the cook a...

Small improbable **** for a delicious meal, and an attentive and very warm service. For who has already gone to Japan, one feels immersed in the authentic atmos...

We were looking for a good Asian place with rice after 2 weeks of Italian and French food and we were ecstatic to stumble upon this place just a few steps from...

Visited during french open in 2018. I have to go back Paris to have cold noodle/ramen. That was one of the best food I’ve ever had!

Entré par hasard, j'ai eu la bonne surprise de manger un délicieux teriyaki de poulet, très tendre, avec une gelée de citron dans un coin de l'assiette. La soup...

We went here last 2019 (3x) and loved it so much so they were part of the reason of our choice of hotel if you’re looking for rice dishes, we highly recommend...

Cute restaurant that offers Asian comfort food. The place is packed at lunch time and there’s a line extending outside the door, mostly office workers. My favor...