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 Kuma: The must-see spot for Japanese curry in Paris

Kuma is the address that has brought a breath of fresh air to the French fashion scene. Japanese street food in Paris. Inspired by the Yatai, the famous street counters
Japanese, Kuma offers total immersion in the world of Japanese curry, with a young, urban touch that makes all the difference.

Japanese curry in the spotlight

If Kuma has made a name for itself in the hearts of Parisians, it's because it has thanks to its Japanese curry. This emblematic dish, revisited with care and
authenticity, is the star of the house. What's your favourite? Without hesitation, karaage curry huge pieces of fried chicken, crispy on the outside and with a hint of
are delicately coated with a secret curry sauce, lightly spiced and perfectly balanced. If you wish, you can add a
natamago soft-boiled egg, cooked to perfection for an even more gourmet touch. The portions are generous, and this is undoubtedly one of the best curries
Japanese from ParisA comforting and tasty dish that is unanimously acclaimed by fans of Japanese cuisine.

A short, controlled menu

Gyoza House

At Kuma, there's no frills: the concise menu guarantees impeccable quality for every dish on offer.
As well as karaage curry, there are other must-try Japanese specialities, such as ramen and donburi.
These bowls of hot rice, topped with salmon or chicken fritters, are the perfect way to add a little variety to your meal, while retaining the authentic spirit of Kuma.
All homemadewith fresh ingredients and attention to detail.

An atmosphere that takes you on a journey

As soon as you walk through the door, Kuma plunges you into an atmosphere inspired by the bustling streets of Japan. The smoked oak counter invites you to sit down and enjoy a convivial meal, as if you were in a small Tokyo restaurant. The urban posters on the walls, the rough wood and the funky retro tunes complete this unique atmosphere, blending modernity and authenticity. The place is designed to be simple and efficient: sit down and enjoy,
and you'll leave smitten. Whether it's a quick lunch or dinner with friends, Kuma offers a no-fuss experience, where the essential is on the plate.

Two addresses to satisfy all your desires

With the success of its first address in the Marais, Kuma has opened a new restaurant in the 9ᵉ arrondissement. Both places share the same philosophy: home-cooked food, friendly service and an atmosphere that makes you want to come back. Be warned, their small size can mean a bit of a wait, so arrive early to avoid the queue!

Why do we love it?

1. Karaage curry: An irresistible, crunchy and tasty dish that gets everyone on the same wavelength.
2. An immersive atmosphere: the counter and urban decor make you feel like you're in Japan.
3. Excellent value for money: Kuma proves that it's possible to treat yourself without breaking the budget.
4. The freshness of the dishes: Everything is prepared in-house, with carefully crafted, authentic flavours.

Practical information

Addresses :

  • 5 rue des Écouffes, 75004 Paris (Marais)
  • 8 rue Cadet, 75009 Paris

If you're looking for a place to discover or rediscover Japanese curry in Paris, Kuma is definitely the place to put down your chopsticks.
A must-try!

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