Kokuban, an authentic ramen experience in Paris

Located at 10 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Japanese restaurant Kokuban invites you to discover its Japanese specialties.

As soon as you step through the restaurant's doors, you'll be enveloped by a warm atmosphere where the raw wood decor creates a welcoming and authentic ambiance, offering you a true immersion in Japanese culture.

Authentic 100% homemade ramen

In the kitchen, some wonderful discoveries await you! You'll be able to dine on ramen, of course, the heart of Kokuban cuisine.

Tare is the main sauce of ramen and what will give it its characteristic taste, at Kokuban ramen are made from homemade "tarés" and broths based on fresh vegetables and chicken (except for vegetarians 🌱).

On the Kokuban menu you'll also find melt-in-your-mouth, perfectly grilled gyozas, crispy, deliciously gourmet Karaage or a magnificent tuna mi-cuit with miso sauce.

After fifteen years in Japan, the chef returned to Paris, bringing with him his expertise and love of traditional Japanese cuisine. His goal? To reinvent traditional Japanese dishes to make them irresistible to European palates. This is the secret behind the cuisine of Kokuban ramen restaurants!

Generous ramen at affordable prices

Eating ramen in Paris is now accessible to all budgets at this restaurant, which unveils a lunch menu including a ramen of the day and a Japanese tea for 11€90.

As you'll have gathered, this is a place where you can eat well and enjoy high-quality products at affordable prices.

To accompany your ramen or other Japanese dishes, Kokuban offers a selection of traditional teas, Japanese beers with its bar at your disposal, and sakes carefully chosen to sublimate each dish.

Last but not least, Kokuban will not fail to amaze you with its equally original Japanese-inspired desserts, such as delicate gourmet black sesame ice cream, " mochi " or delicious lemon-yuzu cake... It's up to you to decide!

If you want to eat ramen right away, we recommend you reserve your table in advance, as the Kokuban restaurant in Paris's 9th arrondissement is quickly snapped up by fans of Japanese cuisine in search of authenticity and indulgence.