Abri Soba - Menu

Really great soba! We ate the tempura soba (cold) and the set menu with omelette, and it was just like in Tokyo! The service was great and the staff spoke

Expected too much...of course the quality of food is not a problem but the service and quality of food is not that high compare to the other restaurant in Paris although I waited 30min for entering.

Best noodles I’ve ever had. It’s a popular place with locals. Staff was super friendly but did not speak much English. Google translate helped us navigate the menu. Highly recommend the cold noodles in sesame oil.

Very successful. Everything was delicious, full of dishes we can't find anywhere else. I recommend beef and eggplant and yuzu liqueur and also umeshu. Soba noodles are also very good (homemade). We can't book and we have to wait for the line at night. But it's worth a lot.

We arrived at 19.00 to avoid the queue, and we did! Food is very good, fresh and very tasty. Slightly too much noisy, and uncomfortable seats but everything else was great. PS: if you have trouble guessing if noodles goes into soup or vice versa, I guess you can just ask the waiters, instead of having them correct us way too late

Super Japanese restaurant with original menu and very goutu. Small dishes are succulent, especially grilled eggplants with miso. The tempuras are as good as the sounds. The disadvantage of this quality is that there is a long tail, I waited 1 hour to have room for dinner. So it's better to come 1h after the opening like this, you're sure to enter quickly when the first service leaves.

we lived in japan for 3 years and love soba very much. Supposedly this resto has a good reviews for soba. I ordered zaru soba with tempura and kamo namban soba( duck soba). The soba came in a weird display, perhaps it was for my 4 year old son( he is used to zaru soba and tempura not to be mixed). at this resto, the cold broth was mixed with the soba and tempura. So it became soggy in the end. very disappointing. The service was not so great and they just give a bill with total not itemized. 2 soba one tea and a dessert 42€. Not impressed!

Went with my mother for a casual lunch. I had the duck and leek soba, a real treat the noodles weren’t soggy, the duck was cooked just fine and the broth was light yet tasty. My mother chose a healthier version, soba noodles with fresh tomato sauce, and she confirmed it was really tasty even though she’s not a noodle person (but she loves tomatoes). She enjoyed some grilled tea and the teapot was kindly refilled with hot water while I had (devoured actually) a delicious matcha flavoured cream. Plates and cups are beautiful by the way, the entire place gives off the vide of an authentic Japanese eatery.

The cook did not kid with us, this restaurant is a soba restaurant, where soba noodles are at the centre of the dish. We had the tempura soba noodles soup and the duck soba noodles soup. Both were very good, tempuras were thin and light, just as we like them. The soup was tasty and not too salty. And there were lots of soba noodles, lots..... don't be mistaken here, the noodles are dominant and you need to like noodles. Otherwise you might think that the meat, the tempuras are too scarce. Price is steep (17€ per soup), but it is correct if looking at Parisian prices. And the desserts were 6€ each, not cheap, but we were happy to have ordered them, the green tea panacotta was very tasty, the...