Here are the best places to eat udon noodles in Paris – including a restaurant with private wooden lounges, worthy of a Japanese izakaya.

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After the ramen craze that continues to conquer Parisians, it’s time for udon! These thick, chewy Japanese noodles are becoming increasingly popular with fans of Japanese cuisine. Served hot in a fragrant broth, pan-fried or even cold in summer, they can be enjoyed all year round. Here are the best places in Paris to enjoy them!

Sanukiya

Regularly ranked among the best Japanese addresses in Paris, Sanukiya stands out for its perfectly balanced broth, homemade noodles and ultra-fresh ingredients. A must in the heart of the 1st arrondissement.

📍Location: Sanukiya – 9, rue d’Argenteuil, 75001

Hana Bento

At Hana Bento, udon takes pride of place alongside bentos, onigiris and other Japanese specialties. The menu changes every month, with homemade recipes made from fresh produce for a break that’s both gourmet and well-balanced. And to finish on a sweet note, their Japanese pastries are not to be missed.

📍Location: Hana Bento 19, rue Bois le Vent, 75016

Kamakiri Hakata Udon

At this discreet blue-fronted address, nestled on rue de Port Mahon in the 2nd arrondissement, you can enjoy one of the best udon recipes in Paris. The curry and pork noodles, served in a richly flavored broth, are among Kamakiri Hakata Udon’s must-tries.

📍Location: Kamakiri Hakata Udon – 12, rue de Port-Mahon, 75002

Enni Udon

Right in the heart of the Golden Triangle, Enni Udon attracts gourmets from the moment they enter with the aromas wafting from its kitchen. Specializing in udon made from soft wheat flour, this 8th arrondissement address offers an authentic, exotic culinary experience. A little extra? Private wooden lounges that make you feel like you’re in a real Japanese izakaya.

📍Location: Enni Udon – 6, rue de la Renaissance, 75008

Neko Ramen

The 2nd arrondissement doesn’t have a monopoly on good Japanese addresses! In the 9th arrondissement, Neko Ramen delights with its ramen, varied Japanese specialties and especially its udon, particularly tasty and generous.

📍Location: Neko Ramen – 6, rue de la Grange-Batelière, 75009

Kisin

In the heart of rue de Ponthieu, Kisin delights udon lovers with its authentic recipes. Served hot or cold according to taste, these noodles are enjoyed in a simple, warm setting that attracts a loyal clientele of connoisseurs.

📍Location: Kisin – 9, rue de Ponthieu, 75008