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Oto Oto

15 Rue d'Aguesseau, 69007 Lyon, France
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attractions: Eurasie Travel, Pont de la Guillotière, Djemila Voyages, Bowl de la Guillotière, Bowl de la Guillotière, Fresque du cinéma, Musée de l'illusion LYON, University Bridge of Lyon, Hôtel-Dieu de Lyon, Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3 Faculty of Philosophy, restaurants: Pho 69, Restaurant Air du Pays, Chalyamba, O ma café restaurant vietnamien bar à cocktail, Bistro Zakka, KBOX Karaoké, Livestation DIY - Lyon Guillotière, Restaurant Phnom Pich (Lyon), Le Mondrian, Café du Nain, local businesses: Supermarché Asie, Piece of Cake, Association Billard Club 8 Pool, International Store -7/7-Asian Food- LYON, Le Pass'Heure, Corep, Les halles du Japon, Uskudar, GSM69 : Smartphone Lyon réparation express lyon, Access Repair Smartphone
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Thuy DangThuy Dang
I don't usually write bad reviews in a restaurant, but the service here is a really big question for me and my friends. We were 3 to the restaurant for dinner. It will be better if you have reserved before coming. The atmosphere is nice, an izakaya concept in Japan - which means where you can be with your friends or colleagues to drink and eat after work or like a weekend night out. Food is acceptable in our taste. We had chicken curry, which is quite dry inside, tonkatsu with the pork is not very well seasoned. The only one that is not that bad is the Ramen. In my opinion, I think that is the only dish which has flavor. The only thing that we don't really appreciate here is the way the waitress served us. She seems unhappy with her job or so. We barely, even never, saw she smiles or at least feels comfortable with her job while communicating with customers. Maybe because she doesn't speak French very well, so it's the only reason that can be understandable. But the way she came to us every time without a formal word, it's kinda weird for me, who knows pretty well Japanese culture... She asked us to leave after 1h15 cause she has other customers come and she needs a table. We're ok with that cause I understand some restaurants have 2 services in 1 night. But at least you can tell us before we came, or give us a smile or an excuse, she just came directly to our table without "Excuse me" or "Sorry", and "Can you leave, we have another customers" with a grumpy face then "I will give you the bill" then leave... Honestly, if the experience with the waitress was not that bad, we agreed that we could come back sometimes for the atmosphere, not the food, apparently. But after this, regretly, it won't be on our list for coming back again in the future.
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Gaëlle HubertGaëlle Hubert
Restaurant a la décoration originale avec des coocons à partir de 4 personnes. Service rapide. Qualité du repas appréciable.
Eliot JamesEliot James
Un lieu décoré à la mode des restaurants à Ramen qui se développent à Paris. Des écritures japonaises, des motifs, affiches, bouteilles ou ustensiles qui se veulent typiques du pays du soleil levant. J'y suis jamais allé, je pouvais pas dire. Un service plutôt rapide pour un dimanche à 12h15, mais pas encore grand monde dans le restaurant. Des serveuses qui parlent plutôt anglais que français, ça donnent une dimension internationale. Les ralleries d'un chef qui raisonnent dans le fond de la cuisine "Normalement j'ai pas à te le dire" ou "dépêche toi on a pas que ça à faire". Une façon de souligner peut être le côté typique, je sais pas ^^ Pour le Ramen au porc, le bouillon au poulet très bon. Un goût qui reste en bouche sans être trop prononcé. Les nouilles, plutôt fines sont bonnes. Seul petit défaut, les morceaux de porc, ainsi que les oeufs sont froids par rapport au reste. De même, mais c'est une préférence personnelle, les morceaux de porc gagneraient à être grillés pour caramélisés un peu les morceaux de gras ! En somme un bon lieu, tout de même, merci !
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I don't usually write bad reviews in a restaurant, but the service here is a really big question for me and my friends. We were 3 to the restaurant for dinner. It will be better if you have reserved before coming. The atmosphere is nice, an izakaya concept in Japan - which means where you can be with your friends or colleagues to drink and eat after work or like a weekend night out. Food is acceptable in our taste. We had chicken curry, which is quite dry inside, tonkatsu with the pork is not very well seasoned. The only one that is not that bad is the Ramen. In my opinion, I think that is the only dish which has flavor. The only thing that we don't really appreciate here is the way the waitress served us. She seems unhappy with her job or so. We barely, even never, saw she smiles or at least feels comfortable with her job while communicating with customers. Maybe because she doesn't speak French very well, so it's the only reason that can be understandable. But the way she came to us every time without a formal word, it's kinda weird for me, who knows pretty well Japanese culture... She asked us to leave after 1h15 cause she has other customers come and she needs a table. We're ok with that cause I understand some restaurants have 2 services in 1 night. But at least you can tell us before we came, or give us a smile or an excuse, she just came directly to our table without "Excuse me" or "Sorry", and "Can you leave, we have another customers" with a grumpy face then "I will give you the bill" then leave... Honestly, if the experience with the waitress was not that bad, we agreed that we could come back sometimes for the atmosphere, not the food, apparently. But after this, regretly, it won't be on our list for coming back again in the future.
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Restaurant a la décoration originale avec des coocons à partir de 4 personnes. Service rapide. Qualité du repas appréciable.
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Un lieu décoré à la mode des restaurants à Ramen qui se développent à Paris. Des écritures japonaises, des motifs, affiches, bouteilles ou ustensiles qui se veulent typiques du pays du soleil levant. J'y suis jamais allé, je pouvais pas dire. Un service plutôt rapide pour un dimanche à 12h15, mais pas encore grand monde dans le restaurant. Des serveuses qui parlent plutôt anglais que français, ça donnent une dimension internationale. Les ralleries d'un chef qui raisonnent dans le fond de la cuisine "Normalement j'ai pas à te le dire" ou "dépêche toi on a pas que ça à faire". Une façon de souligner peut être le côté typique, je sais pas ^^ Pour le Ramen au porc, le bouillon au poulet très bon. Un goût qui reste en bouche sans être trop prononcé. Les nouilles, plutôt fines sont bonnes. Seul petit défaut, les morceaux de porc, ainsi que les oeufs sont froids par rapport au reste. De même, mais c'est une préférence personnelle, les morceaux de porc gagneraient à être grillés pour caramélisés un peu les morceaux de gras ! En somme un bon lieu, tout de même, merci !
Eliot James

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I don't usually write bad reviews in a restaurant, but the service here is a really big question for me and my friends.

We were 3 to the restaurant for dinner. It will be better if you have reserved before coming. The atmosphere is nice, an izakaya concept in Japan - which means where you can be with your friends or colleagues to drink and eat after work or like a weekend night out.

Food is acceptable in our taste. We had chicken curry, which is quite dry inside, tonkatsu with the pork is not very well seasoned. The only one that is not that bad is the Ramen. In my opinion, I think that is the only dish which has flavor.

The only thing that we don't really appreciate here is the way the waitress served us. She seems unhappy with her job or so. We barely, even never, saw she smiles or at least feels comfortable with her job while communicating with customers. Maybe because she doesn't speak French very well, so it's the only reason that can be understandable. But the way she came to us every time without a formal word, it's kinda weird for me, who knows pretty well Japanese culture... She asked us to leave after 1h15 cause she has other customers come and she needs a table. We're ok with that cause I understand some restaurants have 2 services in 1 night. But at least you can tell us before we came, or give us a smile or an excuse, she just came directly to our table without "Excuse me" or "Sorry", and "Can you leave, we have another customers" with a grumpy face then "I will give you the bill" then leave...

Honestly, if the experience with the waitress was not that bad, we agreed that we could come back sometimes for the atmosphere, not the food, apparently. But after this, regretly, it won't be on our list for coming back again...

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5.0
1y

Last Saturday, I went to Oto Oto with my friends, and honestly, it was probably the best Japanese food I’ve had in Lyon. I’m always on the hunt for good Asian food here, and it’s been a bit of a struggle, so I was super excited when a colleague recommended this spot—she said it was the best udon she’s ever had, and I totally agree.

We started with a Japanese koshu to drink, then ordered a bit of everything: chicken karaage, okonomiyaki, sushi, plus my friends got a bento box and ramen, while I went for the udon. The food came out fast, super fresh, and full of flavor. The chicken karaage was honestly the best chicken I’ve ever tasted—so crispy and juicy. All the main dishes were perfectly seasoned, with generous portions and tons of fresh ingredients.

For dessert, you have to try the yuzu cheesecake with sesame ice cream. We shared it and the ice cream was amazing, so rich and unique!

The vibe at Oto Oto is cozy and cute, with warm lighting that makes you feel right at home. Shoutout to the staff, too—the girl who served us was really friendly and super on top of everything. Highly recommend Oto Oto if you’re craving authentic Japanese food and...

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Oto Oto,

Quand l’écho d’un izakaya se perd dans le vacarme des additions salées :

On rêvait d’un véritable izakaya, ce « pub japonais » où l’on picore, on rit et on arrose la soirée d’un bon saké – du moins si l’on en croit la prose du site : « L’izakaya est au Japon ce que le pub est à l’Angleterre » restaurant Oto Oto.

À Oto Oto, l’illusion s’arrête net dès qu’on franchit la porte : la salle minuscule entasse ses convives comme des sardines en boîte, les tables se touchent plus intimement que bien des couples, et la vaisselle cheap achève de briser la promesse d’un « voyage au pays du Soleil-Levant».

Côté apéritifs, le choix tient sur un set de table froissé ; quant au saké, il tutoie sans gêne les sommets alpins : 19 € les 15 cl pour un Ura Ganzaryu “Fuka”. Une gifle tarifaire qui n’aurait de sens que si l’on sirotait du nectar d’empereur ; hélas, c’est à peine digne d’un stand de matsuri.

Le restaurant mise tout sur ses cocons-kamakura, sortes de petites « grottes » blanches vendues comme des refuges zen. Sur Instagram, l’effet est bluffant ; en chair et en os, c’est au mieux une banquette en plastique sous une demi-voûte de plâtre. Oui, l’alcôve amortit gentiment le brouhaha quand on s’y glisse, mais l’esthétique reste un gadget photogénique. Autrement dit, les kamakura d’Oto Oto ne sont qu’un trompe-l’œil marketing : parfaites pour accumuler des likes, incapables d’offrir l’émerveillement promis.

Verdict du palais :

-Kara age – 15 € la portion « XL » : Grosse semelle dégoulinante d’huile : croustillant dehors, poumon gras dedans. On cherche la subtilité de l’ail et du gingembre, on trouve la nostalgie d’un seau KFC.

Okonomiyaki – 15 € : Disque pas si « ok » que ça : pâte lourde, bonite rachitique, et surprise peu ragoûtante d’un morceau de poisson obèse embusqué sous la mayo.

Yakisoba – 14 € : Nouilles blafardes, sauce anémique : le genre de plat qu’un étudiant affamé expédie un dimanche soir, pas ce qu’on attend d’une assiette payée au prix d’un plat du jour chez Daniel & Denise.

Ramen – 16 € : Bouillon aussi pâle que la conversation d’un lundi matin, garnitures chiches. Le nirvana umami ? Parti prendre l’air.

Mochi sésame – 9 € : Enveloppe épaisse, pâte de haricot rouge triste . On soupçonne la surgélation express. Trois mini-boules de glace pour tenter de noyer le crime.

Dans une ville où l’on peut déguster pour la même somme un saucisson brioché fondant chez un Mères-Brazierien convaincu, Oto Oto se paie le luxe de facturer la fadeur. Pire : l’adresse ose le mot « cocons kamakura intimistes » dans les médias ; en réalité, c’est plutôt un terrarium trop petit pour ses propres ambitions.

Au final, l’onomatopée « Oto Oto » – littéralement boum boum en japonais – résonne comme le bruit de votre portefeuille qui s’écrase au sol. On ressort le palais déçu, le sourire absent, et l’impression d’avoir financé un ersatz de voyage que même une couche de sauce tonkatsu ne parvient pas à maquiller.

Verdict : un restaurant qui joue la carte de l’exotisme mais finit en carte postale jaunie. Pour un vrai moment izakaya, mieux vaut traverser la rue, pousser la porte du premier bouchon venu et boire un pot de Côtes-du-Rhône : au moins, on y trouve encore la chaleur et la sincérité qu’Oto Oto a...

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