Very good Japanese restaurant - not in the most glamorous location, but food is really worth it…read more You can find the traditional makis, sushis and sashimis, but also gyosas, chirachi, beef and chicken, tempuras... Menus are average-priced for a Japanese restaurant (from 10€ to 20€ - 15,5€ for soup, salad, rice, 6 salmon makis and 6 gyosas for instance). Little downside: service is a bit long, which can be annoying when you're waiting for your bottle of water. However, since I went there on Valentine's Day, the restaurant was pretty packed and I totally understand that waiters might have been under water (whereas I unfortunately wasn't, hahaha)

We were very excited to see this place based on the reviews but unfortunately did not meet…read moreexpectations. There was unlimited sashimi without any extra cost but limited selection (only 3 types) and the sushi was extremely limited in selection as well ( 4 types of maki rolls) and not very flavorful. All other buffet options were Chinese style cuisine. Food was not great to ok -nothing we'll come back for. There price was 23€ which included one free beer or glass of wine. Service was good and they were friendly.

It was so cheap for all the foods at this all you can eat buffet.. worth to bring the whole family…read morehere. We are so much that we had to walk it off

This is about the Vitry/Seine location. Immense buffet restaurant strategically located in an…read moreindustrial and lower-income neighbourhood. Lots of food variety - sushi, Chinese, merguez, steak, lamb, pizza, desserts, etc. Friendly staff. The quality of the food ranges from disgusting (e.g. dim sum, hot & sour Peking soup) to surprisingly good (e.g. salt & pepper crab, meatballs, ch giò/nem); most are average - low-quality but well-seasoned/marinated ingredients. Amazing value at 13.50€ per person (higher at night and on weekends). No wonder they have eight outlets in the Greater Paris area.