Japanese food in France... What! But after eating nothing but salads, cheese, bread, and sweets for…read more6 days, I was dying for something hot. We each had a big bowl of ramen with 2 different types of pork. The noodles were al dente and in very high quality. The broth was delicious and it had no MSG. We had the pork gyozas and it was hot made but not from frozen packages. The service was good as the servers speak English, French, and Japanese. If you want a break from all the delicious French food this is a good stop.

Good traditional Ramen by real Japanese folks. I had a bowl of shoyu ramen and it was excellent. 4…read morestars bc it was too salty for my taste. Otherwise it was a superb experience.

We came here for a late dinner after arriving via train from Paris and am so glad we were able to…read moreget a table! We had chicken karagge, yakisoba, and the eel on rice bowl. Our food was made fresh to order and amazing!!! My eel was so bomb and the portion was very generous. The staff here were super cool and attentive, for being a small and busy night. The beer and sake were also flowing and they had a nice selection. The prices and portions were perfect and I was blown away by the authenticity of the food here. Definitely a hidden gem to seek out if you're in Lyon!

After 2 weeks in France, we have craving for ramen and find this Japanese ramen places near our…read morehotel and the review on YELP is very good. However, we were extremely disappointed. (Not that we set our standard high, during our 2weeks in France, we had ate Ramen in Nice and it's way way better than this. The noodle is too sloggy (so soft that they were broken into short pieces) and soup is just normal. And the people operating are not even Japanese. Please go other ramen shop.

My partner and I have discovered this place about a month ago. Since then, we have eaten at the…read morerestaurant a few times, and have ordered carry out once. Each time we eat there, everything is great. Portion sizes, taste, presentation, are all wonderful. However, when we did takeaway, we noticed the broth and pork didn't taste as seasoned as when we dine in. It was still good, but not as great as it is when at the restaurant. We loved the chashi and wakame ramen, and tonkatsu!

From the owner: Restaurant de pâtes japonaises, faites maison, en soupe, en salade. Ravioles traditionnel au porc,…read moreou fromage ou crevettes. Autres plats populaires produits sur place comme Tonkatsu, Gyudon, Kara age. Plats végétariens ou véganes, sont à la carte! Tout nos plats sont à emporter.

Cute ramen place that's brightly lighted, serves decent food at low prices. Packed with local…read moreuniversity students during my 10pm visit. Popular. Americans: this food here is less spicy and adventurous than your favorite place at home. Being French-i-fied Japanese cheap food means that the flavors are polite and so is the server. Prices are low. Big bowl of ramen with everything in it is about 10 euro. A 20 ounce Asahi beer is 3.50 euros A good eatery to take a break from Lyonaisse food. Take note: this street has 6 other eateries that all cater to the students. Prices are low, fun factor is high.

Ramen in the city center. Great portion, tasty food…read moreacoording to Frech standart. Modern ambience. They should improve their service ! Enjoy the Ramen!

This turned out to be a surprisingly great meal for me. Missing some basics of Japanese cuisine I…read morewas really in the mood for sooner Japanese curry (yes, it is different). I saw a review that showed this place has it, and at a reasonable price so I was convinced. When I arrived I opted for the 3 course menu, but it seemed that you cannot order curry as a plat, and instead must order ramen or a cutlet as a plat. It's okay, I see that as an entree they offer a demi curry, so I can still satiate my jap curry craving. For the plat I choose Tonkotsu ramen, which had me worried because it wasn't even spelled correctly, and when a ramen shop offers a variety instead of one specialized, they tend to all be terrible. Not the case here! Dessert I the server choose apple gyoza for me. The curry was incredible, immediately upon placing in from of me, the smell took me back to Japan. I'll return for a curry dish before I leave Lyon. The tonkotsu ramen broth was phenomenal, a bummer the yolk in the egg was fully cooked. There only true problem with this dish was that the noodles were overcooked. When you make ramen you already account for a smaller cook time on noodles do to then continuing to cook and bloat in the broth. Not only was this not accounted for, but they were lifelessly over cooked noodles. If this were a pure ramen shop, minus 2 stars immediately. Alas, I forgive them this time. I will simply requested my noodles barely cooked in the future. The apple gyoza were okay, not incredible, but okay. All of this for 14.50€ If you're wondering why I chose 5 stars for this, it's because the curry and the tonkotsu broth were phenomenal. Could the curry have been out of s box? Maybe. Doesn't matter, still great.

The service is very good and the location is nice (sit on the top floor!) but I've had better…read morenoodles in my day. Also- beware vegetarians because all the soup bases are pork. I recommend the gyoja!

I really liked this place, and I wanted to give it 5 stars…read more The price is affordable, especially if you order a meny (main dish + starter or dessert) The place looks nice, minimalistic and clean. The only thing making me not give full score is that the food tastes good, but not awesome. The starters were nice, my gf's dish was good and mine was o.k. But for the price in not gonna complain, and you also got a decent serving!

We needed a break from French food. I'm ashamed to admit it, but the food in Lyon is so heavy, we…read moreknew if we had French food for lunch and dinner, it would be too much for us We are ramen lovers and decided to give this place a go. Very cute, colourful place with a casual vibe. You order at the counter and then they bring you your food. We both got the shoyu (soy based) ramen, and were impressed when it came out. They had all the trimmings right - bean sprouts, bamboo, egg, seaweed, fish cake, roast pork, and very generous portions of noodles. While the broth isn't as good as the best we've had (because that was in Japan), for a Western version we were very impressed. Anywhere with generous noodle portions is a win in my book. We both really enjoyed the change of flavour, and were impressed by such a big bowl of tasty food for such a good price. Lyon has some of the best food in the world, but if you just can't bear another heavy, meaty meal, treat yourself to a nice bowl of ramen here.

I've been here twice, both times for birthday dinners, in one case for one I organized…read more Great food, good prices, the chef is very nice, and they were very helpful with the organization. It's not easy to find a somewhat affordable place, at short notice, and catering to a wide range of diets, but it all went off without a hitch at Okawali, and everyone had a great time.

Belle découverte ! Les plats sont savoureux et le service agréable et rapide. Nous y retournerons…read moreavec plaisir !

Maybe it's unfair of me to review Chez Fyfy, because I've only been once, and I didn't have sushi…read more I actually went because I'd heard they had great ramen (and I'm on a ramen hunt) but they didn't, so I went for the gyoza. It's the kind of place that you might grab takeout from if you live nearby (I don't.) It's typical - not bad, not exceptional. But after I paid the bill for a ravioli menu (heads up: "ravioli" here means potstickers or gyoza) I wasn't sure that it was really a 13 euro meal I had just eaten. A little salad, miso soup, a bowl of rice and a plate of pretty good gyoza; was this the best lunch idea I've ever had? Probably not. They were crowded though, so clearly they have fans! Watch out if you're sitting by the door on a cold day - the waitstaff comes in and out between the two parts of the restaurant frequently, so you might get hit with the occasional draft. En gros: Typique, rien d'exceptionnel, mais pas mal du tout.

- Bad service: staff ignored my group despite several attempts, took very long to order…read more- Bad nigiri: too much rice for fish ratio, sashumi not well cut (esp. Tuna) - Was told the place had good ramen but was not on menu. - Colleagues were sarisfied with grilled menus, so I guess that's what you should go for rather than the so-so nigiri. - On the other hand I and my colleagues have tried several sushi spots in town, none were great so far, so overall average for town. Lyon isn't a port so I guess that's what we get.