I ordered takoyaki but i wasn't ecstatic about the meal. The price is decent and its quick service…read morebut the flavor is average. Also shouldn't have ordered spicy sauce- definitely go with sweet onion instead!! And the restaurant is absolutely tiny, about 7-10 seats

From the owner: Entre fast-food et restaurant japonais C'est rue de la Friperie que se situe le restaurant Umiyaki…read more Inspirés de la culture des yataï (échoppes-restaurants où l'on s'arrête pour partager un repas entre amis), ce restaurant réconcilie fast-food et " bien manger ", pour vous offrir un concept innovant et unique en France, et proposer un nouveau regard sur le Japon. C'est donc une compagnie dynamique et passionnée qui souhaite vous faire découvrir ses spécialités. Vous pourrez ainsi déguster le Takoyaki (poulpe) ou Tsunayaki (thon) et les Ebiyaki (crevette) ou Vegeyaki (végétarien) ou encore les Spécial-yaki à demander en semaine.

While the soup Wafu serves is absolutely not ramen I'm giving them four stars because what they do…read moreoffer is decent and they shouldn't be overlooked for what they do offer. They should either change the name of their restaurant to better reflect what they do offer or actually make traditional ramen like tonkastu. It may be difficult to change the name of their restaurant but making a true ramen is really labor intensive. So maybe that's why they don't. Since the closest authentic ramen shop according to Google Maps is Naruto in Aix-en-Provence, Wafu should consider making a legitimate ramen. It would be unique to the immediate area since there seems to be a fair amount of traditional Japanese restaurants including sushi shops. Avignon deserves a true ramen shop, not something masquerading as one. In the meantime, if you have the time and the ease of traveling to Aix-en-Provence, I highly recommend going to Naruto. Their ramen is excellent especially for ramen offered outside of Japan.

Nice, clean atmosphere. Very calm & modern with music though. I had a plate of sushi with a miso…read moresoup & kiwi juice! Refreshing & satisfying.

The server was a bit spacey but very nice and friendly. The buffet had a lot of choices - even foie…read moregras! (Which is honestly why I am giving 5 stars) They have a no waste policy, so you better eat everything you get at the buffet or you will be charged!

Disappointing would not cover it. Used to Korean barbecues, I was eager to test this place when in…read moreMontpellier. The place is pretty big, the buffet looks good from afar, but is far from good. Huge choice of beautiful frozen food, tasteless veggies. The meat is pretty good, and the price is OK, and you got to like that they charge for food you take. It probably forces people to take only what they need to eat. In any case, I come back to Montpellier pretty often. I won't go to this place.

Pretty good food but way too expensive. There are also a lot of unfriendly people who hang out in…read morefront of the restaurant and that was rather unpleasant though no fault of the owners.

From the owner: Des sushis sur des bateaux tournants Ce restaurant aux couleurs boisée et rouge acajou offre une…read moreambiance raffinée avec un large choix de sushis, makis, sashimis, brochettes, soupes ou autres spécialités. Vous pouvez déguster votre repas à midi comme tard en soirée, sur les tables laquées de la grande salle. A moins de préférer le bar en forme de grande barque, aux abords duquel vous découvrez voguant doucement, des petits bateaux sur un cours d'eau, qui vous acheminent les mets du pays du soleil levant.

From the owner: Une rivière de sushis Ce établissement japonais joue l'originalité. Certes, des tables permettent…read mored'être servi de manière traditionnelle, mais, au centre du resto, trône un bar rectangulaire. Au milieu, le chef-cuisinier prépare avec minutie sushis et sashimis, et les dépose ensuite sur une "rivière" où les plats tournent et sont ainsi distribués aux convives. Assis au bar, à vous de saisir les assiettes au gré de l'envie. La couleur des plats renseigne sur les prix, soyez vigilant, si vous êtes gourmand. A vos baguettes !

What a great find in old town Montpellier, and they are properly air conditioned, a blessing during…read morethe terrible French heatwave when temperature soared above 45 C (110 F!). A respite in hot hot hot Montpellier. Lot of people getting take out here during lunch time, but also plenty of simple but comfy (for short term) seats and tables. It's a small joint but adorably decorated. Dishes are reasonably priced. Their teriyaki salmon bowl is quite nice, and they have other refreshing sushi lunch entree options as well. They make their soy sauce in house (the green bottle marked sucre is actually fait maison, home made, doesn't mean sweet soy sauce). They make their wasabi in house as well. At each table there is a different card game. Quite cute. For you to pass time. At the counter, they have a sign in French saying that even super man has an allergy (kryptonite), so please don't be shy to tell them if you have any food allergy. Love the humor. Generally friendly service. You order at the counter and wait for your food.

It's a takeaway sushi shop, primarily, with very casual tables outside and a busy delivery business…read more(it's open on Sundays and Mondays, too). Bland, overpriced and tiny portions, though. We ordered 3 rolls each, expecting to have leftovers for the next morning, but we were definitely still hungry. The rice was flavorless and the ingredients weren't particularly inspiring, despite our excitement at the strange combinations (spicy miso aubergine). We both ordered to take away, and they forgot about us both, subsequently. Edamame, a tiny box, is €3.50. Excellent example. When I find good sushi in Montpellier, I will definitely clue Yelp in!

From the owner: Commandez en livraison gratuitement pour les zones du 34000, ou à emporter en bénéficiant de 5% de…read moreréduction pour tout retrait de commande en magasin.