Recommended by a local wine shop owner, this dining experience was wonderful. The owner was…read morecharming and helped us translate the chalkboard menu. We enjoyed a moderately priced bottle of French red; perfect with our meal. We ordered miso soup and the salad and bento box vegetables were delicious. Gosh, the tempura shrimp and grilled salmon were scrumptious. Can't wait to enjoy another meal here

A new Japanese restaurant in Nice…read more It is in a street where we do not think of going to find a restaurant that is this new Japanese restaurant Amada. We arrive in a small room, with a simple and appropriate decoration. The welcome and the service are very satisfactory. The card is restricted enough. The menu consists of a first dish, a dish and a dessert, if my memory is good this one is approximately 35EUR. À la carte is only dishes and desserts but no first dish. Great restaurant, too bad that the card is so restrictive.

Quality of sushi is decent, though they can work on the cuts of some fish…read more Workers are not so attentive, they kept forgetting things we asked for. Language barrier is not much of a problem as we spoke French and english but they still had difficulties with some things. Felt like the entire staff was new.

Great japanese food for not so high prices…read more You will spent a nice diner, for the lunch you have some menu that are interesting. Everything was good, exept some desert but everybody knows that japanese deserts can't be as french one... :p Good sushis.

Great Japonais-Francais fusion. We seems to always to have good luck in walk-in restaurants…read more Specially recommend the Yuzu dessert. Best dessert i had in France

A cosy restaurant with a shop of Japanese articles. The starter were a mixed success: tomatoes with…read moreavocados, pork with celery and some undefined vegetables the later rather tasteless. The main curse beef filet with the house choices of spices was amazing. Deserts French and tasty. The waiter were helpful but could hardly speak English.

Overall the service was good. The restaurant itself was stifling hot. We did omaske and while the…read morefish course was excellent, unfortunately our meat course was way overcooked and dry.

What a nice experience! You can really feel the love and care that goes into everything, and that's…read morewhat helps make this a five star experience. Four stars for the food, there was maybe a tiny TINY bit left to be desired, but the staff and ambiance were so nice! The dining area is small and cozy with lower ceilings and warm dark colors. The food was great. I will try not to give away too much! The amuse bûche was one of my favorite parts of the meal, an explosive and umami filled little candied tomato, I could eat 1 million of these. The salad and lamb were my next two favorite dishes, I absolutely savored them. Close your eyes and have your Ratatouille moment, let those flavors slide, melt and firework into your brain. The dessert was the only portion I was even a tiny bit less content with it was NOT bad, tangy, light, with creaminess and good acidity from the strawberries, and while I was sort of intrigued I won't say I was totally delighted. The staff and chef were so polite and wonderful (even when my table mates were arguably a little too gregarious) and they really made every moment feel like they were specially curated for me. Thanks for a great and delicious experience.

This is a very basic Japanese place like really. The place is kinda dusty, they don't wipe their…read moreshelves often. Their is nothing extraordinaire about this place and I thought the prices were a little on the pricey side. We ordered the star roll, an order of California salmon, et 3 orders of sushi salmon. They dont give any sides like salade or soup, and to order it is more expensive than getting a order of sushi. Again the food wasn't bad but nothing amazing.

always searching for a sushi spot anywhere we travel and landed on this place. I ordered hot salmon…read moreroll and Mexicano roll. Both were good. Not necessarily spicy. Hot salmon was more hot and spicy. The rolls weren't anything necessarily different--nothing stood out about them, but they were good and service was rather quick.