Good customer service. The food has a few originalities. Menu set around 11-13 EURread more

I wanted to like this place, but there's just very little authentic about the place. The rice was…read morecold, suggesting the sushi was prepared in the morning and was being refrigerated. The tuna was a funny color. And the Cocolada drink I ordered looked nothing like the photo of it in the drink menu. Four stars? Sushi whaaaaaat? Come on Yelpers!

I went to Sushi Wa at least 20 times in 2011 and 2012 for lunch and dinner with friends. We tried…read morepretty much everything on their menu from sushi to yakitoris. Their food is really great, particularly the yakitoris. The restaurant is always quite full but we never had to wait to be seated. The service is always decently fast and nice. The restaurant in the heart of Paris, close to the museum of modern art and is very easy to access by subway. Unfortunately, the restaurant does not offer parking and it will be extremely hard to find a parking spot in this area of Paris so I would definitely recommend taking the subway. One good thing about this restaurant is the atmosphere. You can either sit inside or outside, but I would definitely recommend inside, because of the very nice and intimate atmosphere if you sit in the room in the very back. Overall, my experience with Sushi Wa was always very positive and I would recommend it for lunch or dinner. Feel free to message me for any additional details that you may need!

Food is average compare to real traditional sushi. The service is really bad. The waiters are rude…read more It's overpriced.

The food here was really good. Very fresh and very traditional. The edamame was hot and sprinkled…read morewith sea salt. The miso was perfect and the nigiri was great. The service however was more what I would expect on the Champs d'Elyse on a hot August day: surly and impatient. I would have given another star if the service would have been up to par. It wasn't a language issue as I ordered in both French and in Japanese and we got exactly what we wanted, but both our server and the Sushi chef were in apparent foul moods. The older lady that was working was much better though. This place is not cheap and a low price bottle of Saki was 27euro. My hope is that when the food is great, that the staff would match.

Top5 meal of my life. Master chef creates the finest Japanese dishes with finesse, grace and…read moredecades of discipline. Isami is worthy of long distance travel for this experience. Do it. It has been six years since I first dined at Isami, but the memory lives on and I couldn't wait to go back, finally, this trip. +++ exact amuse as last time, perfect: +++ best miso soup I have ever had, float with a luscious piece of fatty salmon that melts in your mouth. +++ best ankimo I have ever had, delicate, loose but also firm, just right. Wow. +++ boiled welp, served in the shell, chilled +++ chawanmushi for the ages. Best I have ever tasted. Absolute perfection in every bite, consistent from top to bottom, leaf sits just beneath the surface. There is magic within! +++ natto ika. These are no store bought soybeans. Nor the squid. Crafted into the perfect strong but delicate texture combination. A very traditional dish, usually with the guts of the squid, chef has achieved lightness as of a cloud in this dish. Supreme! +++ tosu (short for tako sunomono, pickled cucumber, seaweed and octopus) made me weep tears the octopus was so soft and delicate, each bite was a view to this magnificent creature's life in the sea, flowing gracefully as it swims. I'm not kidding. It brought me to tears. This ain't no frozen store-bought kelp neither! Perfect, pickled gently and with just the right bitterness too! Omakase available only at dinner. So instead (at lunch) we enjoyed a combo, one sushi sampler, and one sashimi sampler. No need to take you through each bite, there were 25 or 30, each EPIC and among the best you've ever had. OTHER TIPS * make your reservation early. * they have a full alcohol menu including some excellent sake, wine and beer. * be respectful here. You are steps or inches from one of the finest Japanese chefs in the world. Relax, taste and enjoy. Quietly.

Stopped here for lunch and must admit the food was authentic and beautifully served. Two Japanese…read morechefs at the counters - one for sushi and the other for Yakitori and they were both excellent. Sashimi was good, miso soup excellent and the chicken Yakitori was delicious. Would come back here anytime for great authentic Japanese food in Paris.

I was in the neighborhood for a meeting and my friend had just canceled lunch at the last minute. I…read morewalked by the place and peeked inside, it looked ok and half tables were free. The menu didn't look like much and I couldn't find my fave dish: eel but I was hungry and decided to give it a try. The japanese chef made eye contact and invited me to take a seat at the counter in front of him, which I did. 5 minutes later, the waiter walks by, looks at me and tells me the seat is reserved and gestures me to sit over there in the back, which I do. I get a grilled salmon and tap japanese beer, setting me back about 17EU which is decent and the food is ok, nothing bad about it but really nothing standing out either. About 10 mn later I realize I picked rush hour. The place has become packed full and the noise level is now unpleasant. People are lining up inside and outside and waiting for empty spots. Some are eyeing my table rather obviously. One woman pulled out the chair in front of me and rested her coat on it, I thought she was about to join me at the table but she was looking to pay her check at the counter and obviously not very keen on manners. In disbelief, I looked up and before I said anything to her, her male companion apologized and they rushed out. The waiter said nothing and just continued whatever he was doing. Unbelievable. My experience was not good, but maybe it was a bad day. What is certain, is that the food I got was not out of the ordinary, and for a restaurant in the famed japanese district, it was below expectations.

I stopped here for lunch on the recommendation of a French friend who goes here regularly. And…read morehonestly, I don't understand the negative reviews. I thought it was great! The staff are very friendly - even when my friend told them he was in a hurry and would need his food more quickly than what they told us. (They basically said, ok, monsieur, we'll fix it.) They have menus in English and they're happy to make recommendations. The restaurant is bright, clean, and happy-looking, and the area where you can take off your shoes and sit in a hole in the ground (so it looks like you're sitting on the floor) is quite cool. The décor is great and the mirrors make the place seem bigger than it is. The food is absolutely delicious! The takoyaki are their specialty and definitely worth tasting. For my main dish I had salmon teriyaki, and while it was also delicious, I can agree with some previous reviews that it was a little bit flavorless - I would have preferred much more teriyaki. The pricing is decent for what you get. All in all a great experience!

I have to say that going there was never my idea - I saw the 2 stars reviews on Yelp and wanted to…read moreavoid the place as hell, but one of my friends really like this restaurant and promised me it was really good (and I quote, "So much more authentic than all those identical sushis places"). Unfortunately for my palate, experience has proved that you should always trust Yelp over your friends. We had an OK bacon-kimshi salad (€9), then their speciality, an okonomiyaki, a kind of cabbage crêpe with lots of weird ingredients inside (€14-16). Everything was pretty much flavorless, except the abundant sugary sauce they poured all over (kind of a mix between barbecue sauce and Japanese mayonnaise). And we found the price way too high for such dishes. However, the waiters are nice, and the place itself is pretty cool - they have a room where you have to remove your shoes before going, which is funny. I spend an excellent evening, but won't be coming back any time soon.

A cozy little place with some really good Japanesefood (curry rice dishes, udon noodles, & soba…read morenoodles). Service was prompt & attentive.

Solid Japanese comfort food. Ordered: Nabeyaki Udon: pretty…read moregood. Broth is good. Portion typical Paris (a bit smaller than US) Ohitashi (spinach): so so. But had low expectations Gyutan Shio(grilled beef tongue): better than expected. Better than man places in California And a beer. Overall decent meal. Not crazy price wise given location. 35 Euro.