Hakata Choten Les Halles

The restaurant from Paris 1er Arrondissement offers 27 different dishes and drinks on the menu at an average $11.9.

What Desiree Crona likes about Hakata Choten Les Halles:
a small restaurant room and an entrance door that lets the cold cool of January to be paris, but inside the service is fast enough for the walks and comings of the many guests. The gyozas bonuses in 2004 are for me the best in this early 2017 year, and this hot, complete and delicious soup is unforgettable. My daughter has been groping around this food and has been going back to it often and since January she makes m... read more.

When the weather is good you can also have something outside, And into the accessible rooms also come clientele with wheelchairs or physical disabilities.

What Le Petit Chef doesn't like about Hakata Choten Les Halles:
The 2nd Hakata Choten in Paris serves very good gyozas as well as the 1st restaurant. For the ramens, it's not bad but since my trip to the japon and especially after having tasted the Tsuta ramen, I think I'll find nothing equal in France... read more.

With a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, the Hakata Choten Les Halles from Paris 1er Arrondissement prepares easy-to-digest, fine Japanese menus, It's possible to chill out at the bar with a cool beer or other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Not to be left out is the large variety of coffee and tea specialties in this locale, The successful fusion of different menus with fresh and occasionally daring ingredients is highly valued by the visitors - a nice example of Asian Fusion.