We had the sushi course at the sushi bar, reserved one day before. The service is just excellent…read moreSushi is okay in general. The fatty sushi roll and the sesame mousse dessert is the highlight of the night. Generally everything is nice, but the sushi sauce and season are slightly too strong.

Recently opened in Paris, this Japanese restaurant totally blew our minds…read more Service is simply "extraordinaire", so friendly, discrete and efficient. We made a reservation a few days before Christmas and asked to be seated at the counter, as it is the tradition in Japan. The waitresses wear kimonos, and the entire staff is from Japan. Add the peaceful interior, we felt being transported to the country of the Rising Sun. The 7-course menu changes very frequently and features the best of the kaiseki cuisine. Highlight of the night was the 'wagyu beef' with miso, cooked on a magnolia leaf in front of you. Also, the apple-themed dessert was excellent and offered 4 different ways of cooking the fruit. They have slightly decreased their prices for dinner, and it is definitely worth the splurge.

We happened to be in Paris during some protests and there was a lot of residual tear gas in the…read moreair. Not wanting to walk far we decided to try this place right across from the hotel. The inside is small and quaint. The staff greeted us and spoke fairly good English. They have a modest menu of assorted Japanese items. We tried the chicken karage and pork katsu and croquettes. The karage and katsu were disappointing. The karage seemed to be made with the poorest quality chicken. It was hard to tell exactly what part of the chicken it was. It looked somewhat gray in color. The katsu similarly seemed to be the poorest quality pork. There was some meat but quite a bit of fat and gristle. Prices overall seemed quite high for the low quality of food. The croquettes were the best part of the meal. They had a crispy outside and warm, soft, tasty filling. If you are in the midst of a protest and want to avoid walking far with tear gas in the air you might want to stop in here, but otherwise it's probably better to keep walking and find something better.

Being a sushi lover, it's always a must to have at least one Japanese meal even if we are in…read moreEurope. Using Yelp, I found this restaurant close to our hotel. It's a small restaurant and very casual...nothing spectacular in terms of ambiance but the food was amazing. Both my daughter and I had the Chirashi rice bowl which was honestly one of the best ones that we ever had...we'll remember this meal for a very long time. My husband had the Tonkatsu (deep fried breaded pork) which he enjoyed as well...a little pricey for Euro 19 (~Cad 30) but that seems to be the normal prices for regular dinner entrees. We will definitely be adding this place to our list of favourite things on our Paris trip!

A friend and I were looking for a place to have dinner, there were many restaurants to choose form…read morein the area, we saw another friend with his family eating in here, so we joined them, and I am pleased that we did! The place is small, but had several tables and it seemed to be a bright and cheerful place. We sat at a table next to our friends and given menus. We ordered beers and Sake. The menu was full of Sushi and other Japanese food items, but as soon as I saw Robata on the menu, I was sold! I ordered Edamame, Gyoza, several pieces of Sushi and some rolls; as well as some Robata. You rarely see Robata on a menu, and when I do, I always order a few skewers of delicious grilled food. Our server brought our drinks and Edamame, we all cheered each other and ate the hot and tasty beans. A few minutes later, our main courses showed up, and it was plentiful. All the food was fresh and delicious, I was very pleased with this quality of Sushi, especially at the decent prices! Now, the Robata was excellent as well perfectly grilled and served hot, as well as large portions. Overall, a great experience, I tend to shy away from Sushi in Europe, but this place is excellent!

This hit the spot! Sushi was fresh. Great selection on the menu of combinations for when you can't…read moredecide or if you're like me that likes to try it all. Noodles were good as well if you're not into the raw stuff.

Wow! It was late and raining and we were hungry! We decided to go to this Japanese restaurant near…read moreour stay as a last resort and were we pleasantly surprised! The food was great and the service was attentive and friendly. We had sushi, udon, sauté beef, chicken, and Gyoza. Everything was fresh and delicious! I highly recommend this restaurant.

From the owner: Douceur japonaise C'est comme si un Japonais avait ouvert sa maison à des étrangers tellement…read morel'exotisme de ce restaurant asiatique reste naturel. La petite pièce, simple et colorée, est décorée d'éventails et de faïences, sous la lumière de lampions peints d'idéogrammes, tandis que les senteurs des encens embaument la pièce. Wada, le chef, vient de la presqu'île nippone où il a appris la cuisine dès l'âge de 14 ans. Il sert du poisson (mais pas uniquement cru), sa spécialité, dans un décor propice aux conversations privées et zen.

Needed some solid protein and was in need of a break from all the carbs and cheese. Seeing we had…read moresome time to kill, I gladly walked into Côté Sushi and was pleasantly delighted on the selection the featured. They have a wide variety of pre-packaged items including a variety of poke bowls, sushi rolls, sushi pieces, and nigiri. Paired with a few sides to select from including rice, miso soup, mango slices, and pineapples bits you can have a pretty healthy meal and not feel full or overly stuffed. I went with a few variations of salmon and was super impressed with the quality and freshness of everything. They serve all their boxes with solid quality chopsticks, mini soy sauce bottles (they're adorable), napkins, and a throwaway soy sauce holder. All in all I totally recommend if you're in the area.

il faut changer les horaires d'accueil; ecrire 14h au lieu de 14h 30. Etre plus accueillant meme si…read morele restaurant est fermé alors qu'il n'est supposé l'être.

The sweetest service with incredible food. One of our most memorable meals. The gyoza & salmon were…read moremy favorite, "must experience" dishes. The salmon was perfectly cooked with a lightly crisped exterior. Yum Seems like a husband & wife team which reminded us of Japanese establishments we visited in Japan.

Great ramen in Paris. That is all you need to know. Well almost all, the service was great and the…read moregyoza were on point. Also probably the best seaweed salad I have ever had. I cannot recommend highly enough. Awesome spot for a fairly inexpensive and quick lunch. Oh did I mention the beer was ice cold?

Came for the Omakase tasting menu - some of the best fish I've had, even better than back in LA…read more Each course was specially curated and fresh. The steak was overcooked, but didn't ruin the meal in any way. Such a fun experience!

What started as an exciting meal quickly turned into a nightmare. After dining, I began feeling…read morenauseous, and within hours, I was battling intense stomach cramps and diarrhea like you've never seen. I've been stuck in the bathroom ever since, unable to get off the toilet. Send help and more toilet paper

A Japanese restaurant owned by a kind man who speaks Chinese on a random street in Paris. This…read moresituation is so lovely for so many reasons. The sake fish was outstanding. They also serve karaage!

Delicious food and great service in a cozy location tucked in Les Ternes. I enjoyed my quick bite…read morein between work.