Let's be honest: this place would have gotten a 3/5 if not for the -40% discount we got by booking…read morethrough TheFork. It was not applicable on the menus, so we ended up ordering a la carte and paid 20€ for two big eaters - never been to a Japanese that cheap! Concerning the food: OK but not great. - Cheesy beef brochettes were really good - Standard makis were not terrific, but Californian makis were really good - Overall, the rice was not perfectly cooked, which is a bit disappointing in a Japanese restaurant... Service is quick and the people working there are very pleasant.

Clean, great service, traditional interior, fish tank (bonus), kind staff, great food.read more

Fresh, tasty sushi near Jardin de Luxembourg that we stumbled upon while walking home after a…read moremorning at the park. We chose classic, tame sushi and weren't disappointed. The miso soup and cabbage salad are prepared differently than in the US, which was a welcome introduction. Cabbage is closer to sauerkraut, which I like. The soup was less seaweed and the broth has more body. Both good. We ordered the sushi boat, which is mostly sake and maguro, plus a sake sushi plate, and chicken katsu. All were good. The katsu is served on a bed of rice with an egg omelet as a middle layer. The staff is friendly and attentive - good service.

Je trouve leur sushis délicieux, par contre le service est un peu décevant... Pas forcément…read moretoujours chaleureux et très très long... Pour autant je pense que j'y retournerai car les sushis étaient vraiment super bon, fins, et avec juste ce qu'il faut de wasabi!

The best Japanese restaurant I've been in Paris. I always go for a sushi menu at night. The entrees…read moreare delicious and original. The sashimi is fresh and the dessert is amazing. The price is the minimum we can give for such quality.

Heaven. Pure heaven. Japanese heaven. I want to go there…read more And now I know how to get there from Paris. You just have the open the door to this barely visible restaurant (all of the window shades are pulled tight and the menu on the door reveals little) settle in and embark on a culinary journey unlike any I've ever had. Bathed in soft light, coral colored walls and decorated with wide, wood tables, this traditional Japanese restaurant has a throw-back feel that's very calming and reassuring. The pace is deliberate, the service warm, and the quality of the menus just exceptional. You have a choice of several tasting menus from 29-42E as well as dishes à la carte to choose from. I chose the 29E menu which consisted of 7 small plates, which when you add them up, really pack a punch. Here's what we had: A delicate little amuse bouche of seaweed confit, super tender and sweet and really unusual A small avocado and seaweed salad with a perfect vinaigrette Deep fried homemade tofu served in a tangy, sweet sauce A fabulous miso soup with more of that silken homemade tofu Two yakitori, one salmon and one beef with cheese that blows the yakitori at your standard Japanese place out of the water. A medly of 5 pieces of gorgeous sushi And to finish it off, a ball of ice cream or sorbet It was divine from start to finsish. My only one small critique was that a bowl of more unusual flavored ice creams would have been nice instead of the standard vanilla, chocolate, and pear sorbet that was proposed. Go here.

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!

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.