Saporo - Menu

Very nice! We were well received and the dish was hearty and very good! a redo

fast, not excessive in price. Very well. one of the restaurants to do St. Angel Street

Always a classic in the neighborhood. value/quantity/price correct for the area. There wasn't much tail on the day we visited.

good ramen well copied but the restaurant is small it must be found there. efficient and fast service. slight disappointment on the pork vegetable ramon a little too fade

I discovered this restaurant years ago. I always love their ramens. despite the rise in prices due to the covid I always eat there with pleasure. negative: katsu-don is not what it was, the taste has changed.

the best yakisoba (slide) in my whole life. When you're sure you remember your whole life, it's just that it must be true. all the ingredients and the sauce to be damned explode in your palate of the first bite to burn its name: I am called to return.

There are real Chinese perfumes with lots of well-peated apses and sichuan peppers that are so recognizable. The portions are more than generous. Steams made home with fresh aromatic fragrances. In addition the restaurant seems to have extended its time range.Redo to discover other specialties.

My partner said this was one of the oldest Japanese restaurant in Rue Sainte-Anne so I just had to give it a try their signature is Shoyu Ramen and im pretty happy with how it tasted. Unlike other ramens I've tried, this one tastes really light, like it was chicken broth that was used. The noodles were a tad bit soft to my liking but it's not such a big deal my favorite was the Spicy Tori Furai Don. Servings were hefty and the meal was wonderful. The place was still quite full despite coming there past usual dinner time. It was a tad bit cramp and humid inside, as if there's a problem with the exhaust so you end up smelling like food after the meal. Is it the best japanese restaurant in Ru...

My friend wanted to try the spice chicken fried bowl, but sadly, part of the chicken was half cooked. The sauce was nice. We informed the staff, but they did nothing about it, so that was disappointing. No apologies, etc. This establishment is definitely not an authentic Japanese run restaurant because this sort of service will never happen. This place is probably a Chinese run place, hence why, you get this kind of service. We also ordered the yakisoba ebi noodles, which was ok, and the gyuudon was mediocre. The draft Asahi beer was good and fresh. The restaurant inside was warm and humid, and it was uncomfortable to enjoy the meal. There are other similar restaurants like this one, but mak...