Excellent udon just one street over from a main street. There may be a wait, but it moves quick…read more Most of their tables seat 2-3, although the accommodated us - a party of 4. Good service, udon was delicious, and tempura was perfect! Great choice for a cold and rainy Paris day!

The udon noodles were very good, but the service is a bit slow and the ambiance is extremely…read morecramped unfortunately. We'd probably go back if it was less busy and the service was quicker.

My husband and I stopped in here for dinner one night while in Paris. We were really craving…read moresomething other than typical French food, and were so happy we found this sushi place! We were able to get a table inside quickly. It was a bit later in the night, but the place was still packed! Our service was good and the sushi was great. They have a large menu and everything we had was tasty. Would definitely come back.

After eating French food non-stop for a week and a half we decided we wanted a break and some more…read moreAsian-inspired food. A quick search on the Michelin list and Fuji Yaki came up as a one dollar sign option with a Michelin plate rating. We arrived around 6pm for dinner on a weekday which is incredibly early by French standards and we were seated immediately without a reservation. By the time we left around 7:30p the restaurant was packed full with a line waiting to be seated. Since we had spent the whole day walking around Versailles we decided to ball out a little bit and order the large boat with 10 pieces of sushi and 18 pieces of maki, and 12 pieces of a roll. The ginormous boat also came with a size of salad, soup, and gyoza for the price of $46 Euros. For such a reasonable price I wasn't expecting the quality of the food to be as good as it was, especially since we were in Paris and sushi is not exactly the food I think of when I think of Paris. On top of that the wine list was reasonably priced and the service was excellent. TLDR: I would 100% come here again, sushi is reasonably priced and delicious

Was there last night Jun 21 for our anniversary dinner. Gorgeous and serene space in one of the…read morebusiest part of Paris. Once you enter the building, you feel like you're in a different world. We were greeted by a host right away. And then another hostess walked us to the dining room upstairs. Beautiful kitchen and very minimalistic dining room. Food wise, we opted for the 195€ Omakase. We just have to pick our main course and desserts. They offered fish, vegetables and beef options. We opted for the fish and it was cooked very well. Overall, dinner experience was great. Service is right on point. My favorite part of last night was actually touring the building and their shops! They have beautiful things in there...wine glasses, dishes, decorations...I want to take the whole store with me! I'd try out their SABO tea house next time I'm in Paris! Well deserved 1 star!

The setting is beautiful, the food is good but the service was definitely not up to par and 670 EUR…read morefor 3 people is completely exaggerated, we feel cheated.

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.

phenomenal food and service! I ordered a noodle dish with shrimp, and a salmon/tuna sashimi and…read moresushi combo. Before my food came out I was brought numerous appetizers that I didn't even order or pay for! A salad, some shrimp, and some sort of roll, all of which were delicious. The flavoring of the noodles was amazing, and the shrimp were extra juicy. After I finished the noodles, they brought me some fruit and a new set of chopsticks and napkins. The fish was amazing as well, tasted super fresh and melted in my mouth. The rice was perfect. Absolutely zero complaints with this place, I highly recommend it.

Even with the address in hand I walked by this discrete Japanese twice before finally finding it!…read moreAs soon as I opened the door and scoured the should-to-shoulder room I knew that this was not your regular, average Japanese place but a coveted address that people from all of the hood knew about. The menu is pretty vast, and covers your typically range of sashimi, tempura, sushi, bento, yakitori but also has a pretty sweet selection of udon or soba noodle soups, which is exactly what I was craving that rainy, Wednesday afternoon. I ordered an udon soup lunch special which came with a lovely salad sampler, a steaming bowl of udon soup with some shrimp tempura floating above, a nice steamy pot of tea and some fruit for dessert. All that for the very reasonable price of 13,50E. As someone was paying I heard them ask if the house delivered as well and my heart starting pounding and my mind racing with dreams of authentic Japanese delivered straight to my home, but alas, the radius us too small and my home is out of limits. If you live in the 11th, though, you just scored a sweet new Japanese delivery situation.

The best Okonomiyaki I've eaten outside of japan. Owner is Osaka native and very friendly. Highly…read morerecommended!

Really liked their okonomoyaki. If you have that Asian craving after a week of Paris, I would check…read morethis place out. Yakisoba looked great as well. Watching them cook it is also quite a treat. The place is small so make a reservation. Loved their okonomiyaki club shirt.

TL;DR: Authentic Japanese udon and a must-try…read more Wow what a surprising spot! We were looking for a refreshing Japanese spot amongst the pyramids and couldn't resist stopping here. The food is mostly various Japanese Udon soup, but it is done so well we were blown away. We have had a lot of Japanese food in the US and countless trips to Japan and this is some of the best we have had outside of Japan. The owner is from Kochi, Japan and the food is authentic. We took the shrimp/vegetable tempura, katsu curry udon as well as the kunitora. All came out together and piping hot. The katsu curry udon was outstanding and definitely a do not miss dish. The katsu was so crispy and cooked to perfection. The dish itself was very interesting because there was a healthy portion of curry poured over the soup that the meat sits on top, then as you eat, the curry and soup mix more, and you get a rich delicious broth at the end with all the udon. The tempura was done well. We also had matcha ice cream which is texturized with various cereals on top and bottom of the ice cream as well as a tasty crispy wafer. The service is quick and effective, they speak English well and were so nice. The place is busy so be prepared to wait 10-20 minutes for a spot - it is well worth it. The atmosphere is a really nice open bistro with modern design and classic rock and pop 80s-90s music. It is mostly community style seating, which some may not love, including myself, but in this setting I couldn't care less.

Authentic udon in a charming cafe - space is small and cozy. The wait (10-20 minutes) is worth it…read more Friendly staff and tasty shrimp tempura udon. Generous portions, reasonable pricing. Get the lunch set add-on. Street window seats are the best - one of my favorite Paris memories!

I would say not bad for all you can eat sushi in Paris. I was surprised we even found one. The…read moreoptions for sushi were pretty limited but I'd say for $18ish euros I was pretty happy. Fish tasted fresh and service was pretty good. It was a bit cramped on there but otherwise not too bad. Again, it's all you can eat sushi in Paris.

If this restaurant was in California, I would give it 3 stars, but given that it's in Paris, I…read morewould say it's okay! First of all, the choices are very limited, maybe 1/10 of what we're used to seeing on All You Can Eat menus. Also, the rolls have too much rice, the beef is dry, the rice is hard, and therefore not totally worth the dinner price. On the other hand, the customer service is speedy and I had an amazing time with my friends there before some of us leave Paris the next day. The food is mediocre, but it's not bad if you're really craving Japanese food. We liked their miso soup and chicken :)