It's become our weekend routine to head out for Japanese or Korean lunch, and the best place for this is Rue Saint-Anne. It's not fine dining, but popular eateries that serve steamy hot noodle soups and other nice treats at reasonable prices. However, it's popular to eat in this area, so be prepared to line up.
This time we paid Higuma a visit. Old place with about 100 coverts (?), established since 1984 in Paris, so a known place to locals. Food was nice, but no wow factor for me. Didn't expect and didn't get much service.
We had: Kimchi ramen (good broth), miso ramen (good broth), gyoza (ok), fried rice (good), coke, green tea.
Bill: 28 euros
Personal overall rating: (3 out of 5)
Would not return if I didn't have to, because there are better places for ramen :)
Happy weekend!
Stay tuned for new discoveries,
Maison Emil Paris
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open kitchen so your clothes will smell food if you sit at counter :)
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| kimchi ramen - spicy but not too hot |
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| fried rice was tasty and not oily at all |
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