Finally, a "all you can eat" Japanese restaurant in Montreuil. And a good one !…read moreOnly 12€ for lunch and 16 for diner, you have nêms, soupes, rice, sushis, makis, yakitori, and even dessert. I always take at least 8 "beef and cheese" yakitori, and they are really decent. The fish is very fresh too, wich is so important when it is row. The service is fast, waiters are very nice, patient and smiley, and don't even judge you for eating like a fat cow that has not had food for 5 days ... It is open pretty late in the evening, and never full so no need to book I think.

From the owner: Le Japon à Vincennes A quelques pas du Château de Vincennes, Sakura, comme son nom l'indique,…read morepropose une sélection de mets japonais tels que sushi, sashimi et maki. Dans un cadre sobre et épuré, les maîtres du lieu vous accueillent en toute amabilité. Pour un déjeuner sur le pouce ou un dîner entre amis, ce restaurant de centre ville offre la simplicité et la finesse des spécialités nippones.

Oh my goodness, how did I wait so long to come eat here?…read more This place is a tiny, very Japanese styled (super simple and modest) Japanese fried chicken (Karaage) place! They have different flavored chicken that you can choose from in three different portion sizes. They have one chicken that is called the Chef Special and it is a glawe sauce with hints of tomato, soy sauce, and spices. The dry chicken comes with a sauce of your choice-- soy sauce or a chilli mayo. Whatever chicken you get, it is fried freshly so it will be crispy! They also do a bento for 10 Euros which is what I go for! The bento comes with a chicken of your choice with rice and several Japanese side dishes of the day--usually something with egg, cooked legumes with glass noodle, pickled ginger, seasoned green beans, and two fresh tomatoes. The food is fresh and portion size is perfect. They also serve different rice rolls and many drink options, including Japanese tea! The service here is incredibly warm and they speak English, French, and Japanese. The lunch rush comes and goes quickly. The place does also a great job for take out. This place is just perfect.

From the owner: Le karaage（kara-agué） est une technique de la cuisine japonaise dans laquelle des ingrédients…read morevariés (du poulet est le plus populaire) sont frits dans un bain d'huile. Les ingrédients sont préalablement découpés en petits morceaux et marinés dans de la sauce soja, de l'ail, du gingembre.

First night in Paris ran into this cozy Family operation. Our server was wonderful. Friendly and…read moreaccommodating. Knowing 0 French was no problem as the menu has pictures. Everything from the soup to the salad to the grilled meats were fresh and expertly made. Overall delicious food and homey atmosphere.

From the owner: Restaurant japonais lounge qui se situe en plein cœur du Cour St Emilion…read more Proche du métro ligne 14 station cour st Emilion et a deux pas du Bercy Village. Nous vous proposons divers rouleaux comme les haru, pinku, soya ... Ainsi que la fameuse salade maison, et des makis nutella banane et fraise...