Paris trip in 2026, plan a meal by neighborhood
This Paris travel guide focuses on Rue Sainte-Anne: ramen, udon and Japanese dining. First choose the neighborhood you are in that day, and then decide what to eat. You can combine dining with fun. The areas and dining types that can be checked are organized here. The routes are editorial suggestions, not rankings of on-site tastings.
main street
Rue Sainte-Anne in the 1st and 2nd districts of Paris, close to Palais-Royal and Opéra
What can I find to eat?
The tourism bureau lists ramen, dumplings, udon, Japanese and Korean food shops, and Korean restaurants.
How to arrange a route
You can start from Pyramides station, check out the restaurant menus along Rue Sainte-Anne, and then combine it with a walk around Palais-Royal. Each store has independent service hours and queuing methods.
What kind of meal plan is suitable?
Suitable for a meal during activities around the Louvre or Opera House. First distinguish whether you want to eat soup noodles, set meals or other dishes, and then choose a restaurant. Don't treat the entire street as a place that only sells sushi.
Business hours and budget
There are no uniform restaurant opening hours in the neighborhood, nor are there uniform prices per person. After selecting a specific store, check the menu and service hours for lunch, dinner, dine-in, and takeout. Unverified current dish prices do not include estimated figures; subsequent restaurant introductions will include menu prices with dates on a store-by-store basis.