This is a Nice Japanese restaurant not far from Auber or Opera, not the best but for the price and…read morelocation, it's just what I needed. They had some good choice of food but I actually preferred my starters than the main. The food came in no order, my main, the starter then my friend main meal. The food Seems to be done when you order it which mean that it came really hot and looks fresh! Don't expect to have a personalised service, they have to be quick and they are quick and efficient. So this is a good place to go if you are in a rush! Finally I went there it was quiet and in September so we sat not far from the entrance, it was a bit cold so during winter I would suggest you don't seat next to the windows!

Fresh ingredients, unfortunately the portions are very small. Had the Unagi grilled, 3 pieces…read more(about 1" x 3" ea) tasty but not presented with the usual Japanese flair, Served with a bowl of rice. About 15€. Nevertheless, if it's authentic Japanese you are looking for, you can't go wrong at Sanki.

Honestly? We only eat sashimi. I prefer to eat it without, read that correctly, without the soy…read moresauce and wasabi. So the fish has to be fresh. The fish was so fresh that it practically leapt into our mouth. So you can see why we cannot recommend this place--People may find out. lol Is it a tad more expensive than your local Parisian sushi place where the fish is hidden by sauces and other ingredients? Perhaps, but we did not think so. From the sashimi, we ventured out towards the cucumber roll, which had nice heat, and a bunch of other Yummies. No one left the table hungry. Our table of three did share two large Sakes, an individual drink or so, as well as sharing two desserts. The cost came out to about 50 bucks per person, which is pretty dang much comparable to what we would pay in the states with tax and tips included. We did make a reservation through the French app TheFork, which sometimes runs specials for this place, but mostly because you need a reservation since a place can get busy, especially during prime eating hours. It is a small restaurant and don't expect to rush through your meal, but rather a place to enjoy your company while you get fed absolutely yummy at a decent price.

Wow! Just WOW! I stayed at the Gustave around the corner and wanted a late asian dinner…read more By chance found this on Yelp It was deserted, but still very, very friendly and courteous. I had the Tempura of Tuna wrapped in shisso leaf. Incredibly delicate and delicious. After that I enjoyed the mixed tempura with a delightful Ginger-Soy sauce. To top it off I had the Aloe Vera with Yuzu- Jam. Wow, I couldn't finish my drink in fear of washing away the taste of that. It is still in my mouth, hmmmmm A definite MUST go for any asian food lover. This is so unlike the mentioned Chinapanese food we get in Europe. This is the real deal! Do not miss this! I will be back!

Manifique! Sashimi plate is a must if you are a true sushi lover. Definitely try if you have time!read more

Alright, now. I ain't never been to Japan, so you need to not trust me, maybe (or do, I can't tell…read moreyou how to live yo life). This was incredible. The best sushi I've had in my entire life. The salmon was buttery and delicious. It basically melted in my mouth. I don't have to know much about fish in order to know that that was good quality. (That being said, I do not know anything about fish). There's something about sushi that tastes amazing without you having to add anything to it. This is it. Enjoy.

Every single time the tram goes by Issy Val de Seine, I found myself sticking my neck out to check…read moreout this food stand. The idea of having a food stop next to a train station is how life should be and the best part is that this is a japanese food stand! Unfortunately, this place is not a convenient lunch stop for me so i've never really gotten the chance to try. One late morning, I took my big pregnant craving in the opposite direction of my office and bought a two lunch boxes and bought a special bento that had a grilled fish, grilled chicken, and shrimp tempura, a chicken donburi, and a green tea chiffon cake. The food was decent, but the price was not. 29 EUR for the three items and neither my husband nor I were full. I'm not sure I would eat there even if I pass by, let alone make a special trip there. They are opening a new location on Ile ste germaine, which is much closer to me, but I doubt i'd walk there for such expensive, non-filling food.

This is our first time visiting Paris. I would say that we found the best Japanese food here in…read moreParis. The menu is a combination of the Japanese and French cuisine. The goose liver was prepared very nicely in a Japanese source and tasted great. The eggplant was cooked with a special source that we never had before. Besides, the service is excellent. My kids were very happy of using the free WiFi chatting with their friends. We'll definitely visit this restaurant again...

From the owner: Nous sommes spécialisé sur les plats d'origine Japonaiseread more

This place is just one of the best Japanese restaurants in Paris !…read more I recommend the Caramelized Salmon Teriyaki or the Shiki bento if you are going there for the first time. It's just tasty food that melts in your mouth with rich flavor from the Far East. I don't give them 5/5 for one reason. Even thought their service is nice and welcoming, it's very slow. You might up end up waiting for 1 hour to be served. But it's still worth the wait and the money ! You'll not be disappointed.

The Shiki bento was great considering the variation, freshness, and quality. Our miso soup came…read morewith clams, which was a nice touch and isn't as common in other Japanese establishments. The sashimi was pretty good, and the karaage was light and delicate; not heavy. It was a very balanced meal with authentic taste and lovely presentation. Service is very polite. Overall great experience!

Came here on a random weeknight because the apartment we were staying out for two weeks in the 16th…read morewas literally one block away. We had come over here seeking some hot soup and noodles which for me is comfort food especially because it was quite cold in the evenings. The menu for a small place is still pretty diverse and has a lot of the Staples unexpected items. Do not expect a huge menu which is perfectly fine for me. Ordered two different kinds of Ramen, as well as one black sesame, crème brûlée dessert. We were the only people in the restaurant the entire time, although we were there for probably an hour. Also had some tea. The food came out very quickly. The staff was very nice and patient with us and I would definitely come back here again as the food is pretty, straightforward, simple and decent flavors.

From the owner: Voyage culinaire Situé au cœur du 16e arrondissement, le restaurant Kura vous propose un voyage à…read moretravers la cuisine française et japonaise. Dans une ambiance délicate et chaleureuse, vous pourrez découvrir la finesse et le raffinement des saveurs japonaises, à travers l'art culinaire du Kaiseki (forme traditionnelle de repas nippone).