So Gooood!!! It became one of my favorite. Must try when in Paris! Try their rice dishes, even…read morethough they're famous for udon.

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.

I think some of these reviews are confused with Pink Koi... a whole different place!…read more Pros: *Homey Japanese food *sushi quality is good *wide variety menu *accommodating for substitutions *tempura was great! Cons: *Didn't have everything available listed on menu *Could not figure out if they were Japanese. Spoke some Japanese and got no response. Mostly French speakers. *Some items were done incorrectly such as: chirashi doesn't have teriyaki sauce on it and tempura sauce isn't Thai chili sauce. *sushi slices were thin *little hard on the language barrier with our server Overall: maybe not the best but definitely not the worse.

Great experience! From the lighting to the interior decor, they really create a lovely Japanese…read moreatmosphere. We didn't have a reservation, but they were able to accommodate us at the bar. The food quality was great. I enjoyed the appetizers, soup, and sushi. We paid 25€/pp for the all you can eat menu. Using an ipad, you can order every 15 minutes, with a limit of 4 items per person, over a 2 hour period. There were no delays in receiving the food and we were full after the 4th round

A really great Japanese restaurant! the best part of sushi is the fresh material which is the key…read moreof Japanese food~ As a Japanese food lover, I can say this is the best Japanese restaurant you can find in Paris

Happy to have finally found a truly excellent Japanese restaurant in the 7th. An occasion to…read morecelebrate, we ordered the 80€ 10 plate menu - wonderful diversity of flavor, texture, and expert presentation. Restaurant is small, but serene and absolutely spotless. Highly recommended, and we will return to enjoy other items on their carte.

DO NOT GO HERE! it smells weird, profoundly bad service. I would not eat fish that has been sitting…read morearound and no one is in the restaurant. We were never served water and no one came to us after 10 minutes when there were ZERO people in the restaurant. It was giving food poisoning vibes and then when we left they charged us for using the bathroom. Spend your money on a taxi to a different neighborhood instead!!

Huge poke bowl! Great choice! Found this cute sushi place by accident near the Eiffel Tower. Food…read moreservice was fast! Clean restaurant. Miso soup was on point!

We came for dinner at 6pm and found out it doesn't open until 7pm so we went for a drink and came…read moreback at 7pm. We ordered Gyoza, 2 pieces of Otoro and tonkatsu and some sake. Dinner was delicious. The only small issue was the tonkatsu was a little greasy. Other than that everything was great!

Came here for dinner as we were staying with a friend just around the corner. it's a cozy little…read morerestaurant, opens at 7 pm and not a minute early (we got there maybe 2 minutes before 7 and even though they saw us outside we still had to wait - in the rain no less - till it's about a few minutes past 7 before they let us in). We had tempura, sushi rolls and sashimi dishes - the sashimi was heavy on the salmon and not a good variety of other fish, and the mixed tempura - with very light batter which is good - had only two pieces of shrimp which is the least I'd ever had for comparable dishes anywhere. Over all food was good but not inexpensive - we averaged about 40 euros/pp with just a couple of drinks. Not bad having it as a neighborhood restaurant however.

We ordered for take away and was super blown away with everything! Entrees came with salad and…read moresoup. The skewers were marinated to perfection. Not too sweet. It was tender and fresh. Even the potstickers were crunchy when it arrived to our hotel room. Super juicy! Highly recommend this place!

I love sushi. Being land locked you do not expect it to be great. But it leaves a lot to be…read moredesired. In a place where food is celebrated, sushi should be at a little higher level.

This was near our hotel and we gave it a try. Cute little place with a husband and wife team. The…read moreyakitori was quite yums!

Came here New Years Eve with my gf and had the holiday truffle course…read more One of the best Japanese meals I've ever had and the chef was very accommodating even though we didn't speak French or Japanese. Worth a visit.

From the owner: Japonais chic Ce restaurant japonais situé dans le 7ème arrondissement est un petit restaurant mais…read moreles plats sont très raffinés et mélangent agréablement les saveurs. Le chef, Koji Aïda, offre un spectacle culinaire pendant la préparation de ses plats.

The place to go for sushi! Extremely fresh and tasty, sushishop is my favorite place for Japanese…read morefood. The price is ok, the staff is nice, and the delivery pretty fast. The menu is perpetually improving and I really appreciate that. Keeps me trying new things!

Great sushi!!! Fresh great presentation and friendly employees. Speak English was a bonus. Cons,…read moredidn't like that miso soup was prepped in a take out cup with lid over a heated lamp however, my soup was not hot as I wished. (Also staying in hotel without microwave in room)

Honestly? We only eat sashimi. I prefer to eat it without, read that correctly, without the soy…read moresauce and wasabi. So the fish has to be fresh. The fish was so fresh that it practically leapt into our mouth. So you can see why we cannot recommend this place--People may find out. lol Is it a tad more expensive than your local Parisian sushi place where the fish is hidden by sauces and other ingredients? Perhaps, but we did not think so. From the sashimi, we ventured out towards the cucumber roll, which had nice heat, and a bunch of other Yummies. No one left the table hungry. Our table of three did share two large Sakes, an individual drink or so, as well as sharing two desserts. The cost came out to about 50 bucks per person, which is pretty dang much comparable to what we would pay in the states with tax and tips included. We did make a reservation through the French app TheFork, which sometimes runs specials for this place, but mostly because you need a reservation since a place can get busy, especially during prime eating hours. It is a small restaurant and don't expect to rush through your meal, but rather a place to enjoy your company while you get fed absolutely yummy at a decent price.

Wow! Just WOW! I stayed at the Gustave around the corner and wanted a late asian dinner…read more By chance found this on Yelp It was deserted, but still very, very friendly and courteous. I had the Tempura of Tuna wrapped in shisso leaf. Incredibly delicate and delicious. After that I enjoyed the mixed tempura with a delightful Ginger-Soy sauce. To top it off I had the Aloe Vera with Yuzu- Jam. Wow, I couldn't finish my drink in fear of washing away the taste of that. It is still in my mouth, hmmmmm A definite MUST go for any asian food lover. This is so unlike the mentioned Chinapanese food we get in Europe. This is the real deal! Do not miss this! I will be back!