1. La Jacobine
9.0
59 rue Saint-André des Arts, Paris, Île-de-France
French Restaurant · Saint-Germain-des-Prés · 124 tips and reviews
Joanna Gong: Love this restaurant. Good price to show guests French food. Wonderful entree ravioli and onion soup. Escargot is not too buttery. Great dessert. You won't be disappointed. Make reservations!
Roxanna Samii: Excellent Onion soup and try their lamb. Wonderful service. I will definitely go back once in town. Highly recommend it
Alina Juantorena: This place is amazing, everything is delicious. The lamb is wonderful, the onion soup is delicious and really hot so be careful. The deserts are really tasty
5. Taing Song-Heng
8.9
3 rue Volta, Paris, Île-de-France
Vietnamese Restaurant · Arts et Métiers · 48 tips and reviews
Yilin Z: Best pho in Paris. Not "one of" the bests. Same authentic taste for decades. Eating environment is rather terrible (won't lie), so if you live nearby get the takeaway.
Romain Cettier: Amazing service, respect indicated hours, pho bo & bo bun are amazing. Prices are very fair for the quantity and place is filled with vietnamese locals!
Maya Shanmugam: The pho is so good, plus the cheapest I’ve seen so far, 8€
6. Ippudo
8.4
74-76 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Paris, Île-de-France
Ramen Restaurant · Les Halles · 39 tips and reviews
Manuel Trevilla: Amazing and ramen like all branches worldwide. This restaurant is very small and without the cool flare that has the NYC restaurants. If you want great ramen go here, you can ask for chilly powder.
Kirsty Green: The best Ramen i've had, the spicy special was indeed: special. Also the buns were wonderful and all the sauces and seasonings very morish!
V Gupta: Ramen one of the best in the world, particularly the spicy pork one. Hirata buns also excellent. Long waits.
7. Ippudo
8.4
14 rue Grégoire de Tours, Paris, Île-de-France
Ramen Restaurant · Saint-Germain-des-Prés · 47 tips and reviews
Eric Dallemagne: Ippudo is the king of ramen. It is truly the best authentic ramen Hakata tonkotsu pork soup in Paris and arguably in the world.
Victoria Mazzuki: The buns are incredible, and the range of ramen is really nice and very Parisian friendly - you can get chicken instead of pork! Flavorful and authentic, This ramen is some of my favorite in Paris.
Constance | @croostifoodi: Excellent and authentic ramen: great broth, pork and toppings. Akamaru tamago ramen is tasty. Be sure to ask for a soft egg in your ramen. No queue at 7:30pm. Skip the pork bun.
8. Dosanko どさん子
8.4
40 rue Sainte-Anne, Paris, Île-de-France
Noodle House · Vivienne · 31 tips and reviews
Bartosz Cicharski: Perfect ramen, just like in Japan. And very nice service.
Almog Tlumak: I'm absolutely in love with this ramen, ate in five places and always back here. Kind staff, great ramen, cheap and good portions! Try the prune liquor too!
Matthieu: Authentic, delicious, cheap ramen. Served by friendly service, be aware that there is always a line to wait. Menu for 16,50€ is perfect.
10. Kintaro
8.5
24 rue Saint-Augustin, Paris, Île-de-France
Japanese Restaurant · Gaillon · 139 tips and reviews
Christine Wong: delicious ramen, especially the one with leeks.
Alessandra Mariotti: Great cheap place for a quick lunch. Lovely ramen and gyoza!
Eugene Sinkevici: Kimchi are superb, soba udon, yaki soba
11. Sanukiya
9.1
9 rue d'Argenteuil, Paris, Île-de-France
Udon Restaurant · Palais-Royal · 186 tips and reviews
Samuel Chan: Original concept! Good and fresh food! A place awesome for lovers udon/ramen soups!
Marc Kosberg: Best joint for udon, don't forget to add a poached egg to your soup it is heaven!
Matteo Saragoni: Udon with pork slices in miso soup was great! (The first one on the menu). 90% of customers here are Japanese, so you can trust this place!
14. Le Grand Colbert
8.2
2 rue Vivienne (Rue des Petits Champs), Paris, Île-de-France
Brasserie · Vivienne · 100 tips and reviews
Anna Anna: I was worried this was a tourist trap, but it is not! The service is flawless and the food is quintessentially French. I had the onion soup and the roast chicken, delicious! I would come again.
Stanislav Cherepanov: The best onion soup in Paris. Try it! Don't take tea. They use tea bags for cups.
Lay Lim Teo: The onion soup is amazing. And the fish dishes are all very, very good.