I had read reviews of this place on yelp and was excited to try it…read more The place did not let us down. The staff is welcoming and bright, very attentive and friendly. The food was delicious. We got skewers, gyoza (which the menu called "ravioli"), and some sushi. The skewers were delightful, very flavorful. The daurade sushi was out of this world. 10/10, we are thinking of going again before we leave Paris later this week lol

Sushi was fresh and excellent. Staff was great! Let us customize a roll. Highly recommendread more

Sushi B ranks as the worst value meal I've ever had in my life. Note, I didn't write "worst meal."…read moreThe quality of the nigiri was actually good (though still in the bottom third of other omakase meals we have had). The quality of the non-nigiri items was below average at best and poor at worst--you know omakase is not going well when the feeling that you would never in a million years want to eat the course again keeps repeating itself. What made the meal the lowest value was the overall below average quality combined with an exorbitant price tag (320 EUROS pp) better reserved for the Alineas and Joel Robuchons of the world. The experience at Sushi B was not remotely worth the price (unlike those two restaurants). Unfortunately, from a pure quality perspective, Sushi B does not deserve the one Michelin star it has. I've had plenty of non Michelin-starred omakase places that are better. From the amuse-bouche (which did nothing to please the palate) to several of the opening courses, I kept wondering whether the Michelin star was a mistake. And then I wondered whether the chef was just off his game that day. And then when I got the bill, I thought they mistakenly quadrupled the price. Hard no from me. Save your money. Omakase is a much higher quality and less egregiously expensive experience elsewhere.

The food here is fit for gods! If you're lucky enough to get a seat at this 7 seater omakase…read moreconsider your lucky and just go.

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

Even though the food was decent and the service staff was friendly it's just not enough for 5 stars…read moreif you ask for money like this. Even if you have all the fancy gourmet and review stickers in the window.

We came visiting Paris from LA, and found this restaurant at very last minute before their lunch…read morehour closing, enjoyed the excellent quality of sushi. love it! Service is good and place is nice!

Definitely the best sushi I've had here in Paris. Stumbled across this restaurant totally by chance…read moreand decided to give it a try. Upon entering Okuda, it was explained that there are 2 separate sections, so it was a choice between a 10 course traditional degustation or a simpler sushi selection. My mom and I opted for the latter as it seemed less overwhelming and a more reasonable price. The restaurant had 2 dinner servings 6:00pm and 8:30pm, and we had arrived just in time for the first seating. There are only 7 seats in the place which makes for a very intimate setting. Just a simple row of chairs facing the chef. Being the first to arrive, my mom and I had the place to ourselves and enjoyed watching the chef prepare our dishes and explain his methods and ingredients. Chef Tomo was very cheerful and easygoing, glad to answer all the questions we peppered him with and inserting even more details about each dish that made it more special. The service was fantastic, with chef Tomo brandishing his knife made by a Japanese company that forged samurai swords 300 years ago. The staff always made sure our tea was warm and changed teacups with a different type of design each time. We started off with an amuse-bouche of vegetables in a jelly wrapper with a corn based sauce topped with a flake of gold leaf, followed by a marinated steamed beef dish then grilled sea bass with zucchini sprinkled with Yuzu and bonito flakes. The pièce de résistance was the assortment of sushi! Flounder; Sea bass + Yuzu garnish; Red Snapper; Bouget + Yuzu pepper; 16-day aged tuna + Onion; Toro (Fatty Tuna); lobster; Unagi (Wild French eel); Beef wagyu. Polishing off with a Tuna/Toro Temaki with Shiso leaf, ginger & specially made miso paste -- my favorite. The miso soup with mushrooms was very light and savory. The dessert was coconut sorbet with mixed fruits in white wine. A lovely meal all in all. Everything was a wonderful surprise and did not disappoint. ^_^

We eat at a lot of high end sushi restaurants, and this place is now at the top of our favorites…read morelist. Our party of 5 absolutely enjoyed the tasting menu. Three adults, and 2 teenagers all agreed that this place is a delicious and special dinner. The Sushi Chef spoke great English and was very personable throughout the entire meal.

On a highly trafficked street you'll find a place where you can escape the rush and step into the…read morehippest art deco restaurant. The service is quick and the staff were extremely accommodating. The decor in itself is such a trip, sort of a mixture of Alice n wonderland and all the best modern Japanese elements. Seated at the bar top you'll find the kindest bartenders ready to answer any questions you may have. The bar top itself is a cool screen with rather interesting images. As for the food I can't recall the exact name of the roll i had, however it was deep fried and had salmon and cream cheese in it. It was delicious! The miso soup was so rich, which paired nicely with the slight rainy Paris weather. Whether you are looking for a quick spot to pop in or a super fun place to escape to, Miss KO is the spot!

Definitely recommend this place…read more It is pretty busy. No parking other than street parking and good luck finding those in Paris, specially at the area this restaurant is located. The staff is super nice, accommodating and friendly. The spot is beautiful, the ambiance is pristine and the decor is amazing The ambiance is romantic and had some trendy music. Thai place is busy, the people are pretty and the food is very tasty. Even the desserts impressed us. This is definitely a spot I will come back to when I com to town again.

This restaurant was absolutely awful. They are not trained and the food is the worst I've had in my…read moremany years of traveling to Paris. It is a carbon copy of the terrible restaurant Sushi Samba in West Hollywood which was also overpriced and awful. The service was lackluster and the people there seemed very confident about their abysmal product. The hotel it is located in is very weird and depressing with stupid candles everywhere. But like I said most importantly: The food sucks. The sushi is terrible and the appetizers taste like third rate Thai street food. Avoid!!!

Horrible experience. We were seated at 20:10 and ordered cocktails. Before the cocktails even…read morearrived we were told that the kitchen was backed up and we needed to order food. So we ordered appetizer sushi rolls which somehow arrived before our cocktails. When I asked for an explanation, I was told that the table was booked and we needed to finish our meal quickly. This was before 20:30 and we had only been seated a few minutes and our cocktails had not even arrived and then she asked for our dinner order! I refused to order dinner, but my wife ordered her dinner, and shockingly, it arrived within 5 minutes. We were done before the Eiffel Tower even sparkled for the first time and the bill was over $250Euros for nothing more than a few cocktails and 2 sushi rolls and one appetizer. Avoid at all costs. It is not romantic, no matter the ambiance or view when you are treated like cattle. It was my 60th birthday and I never even got to tell the waitress. It made our last night in Paris bitter.

Really good. I was impressed! We ordered 3 rolls and a bento box for takeout and everything was…read moredelicious! It was also a reasonable price (for Paris). The crunchy roll with avocado and tempura inside was really good, as well as the one with salmon on top. Will definitely recommend coming here if you are feeling Japanese food! It took a while for our rolls to be prepared, so maybe try calling in beforehand with your order, or be prepared to wait

Why can't I find a sushi place in Paris that just blows my mind?…read moreSome place that has something like torch seared baby scallops heaped on top of a lobster tail roll (had this in Gaithersburg, MD of all places). Or fresh super fatty tuna sushi or sea urchin (uni)? (Favorite has been in Sushi Taro in DC) This place was ok but like almost every other sushi place, very formulaic with a menu that has pictures of everything that is available. When you are stuck with a photo menu, I think this stifles the creativity of the chef and prevents them from thinking outside of the box. Yes, the safe sushi eater will feel well within their comfort zone, but c'mon... dining out is about new experiences that will leave you thinking, "I wonder how they did that?" And even if you are trying to be traditional (which this place is not) you should at least go for a super high quality of fish. Yes, the place has good prices, especially the combo menu for lunch and it is worth trying out. Check out my pics. Everything was A-OK. No complaints.

Terrible quality Chinese-run 'Japanese' restaurant, like many others in Paris. How do these places…read morestay in business, and how does this place have such good Yelp reviews? We saw the high star rating with a review claiming it was 'authentic' Japanese and it was right next to our hotel, so we tried it out. Big mistake -- we left most of our food untouched and got some sandwiches from the 7-11 type place nearby. Service was OK from the waitress but the sushi looked like it was thrown together and was really ugly and falling apart in addition to tasting bad. There was also a group of Chinese ladies who were friends of the owners talking loudly at the table next to us and staring at me and my family. Reasonably priced if you have no taste in Japanese food and can't tell the difference in quality.

Great photo but very small portions for the price. Nonetheless, a true Japanese cuisine!read more

Solid Japanese food in Paris. This wasn't remarkable but the rolls were good, the fried gyoza hit…read morethe spot, and the hot sake was fun. Everything tasted fresh. The rice was more authentic than most American restaurants of similar quality

Sushi was delicious. Spent time on the outside deck and it was very relaxing. The dumplings were…read moreamazing, as were the skewers. Do recommend the Dragon Roll! Great decor & kind staff- May have language barrier but still good