A gem of a spot. Pachinee, the owner is a lovely Thai lady married to a French guy who opened up…read morethis little lunch place about 18 months ago. Only open for lunch, with about 10 chairs, the food is a real pleasure. The dishes change daily, and we tried the two dishes of the day , a pork and noodle dish and a red curry with chicken,and a fantastic soup all of which were bursting with real, fresh flavor. She speaks English as well. Only open from 12-3 - definitely worth a stop at this retro themed street food style hole in the wall.

Pricey, but great seafood! Ambience: Located somewhat out of…read moredowntown, this place is quiet and well appointed inside. Service: Nice friendly staff. Fairly good English too which is a help because although my French is okay, I don't have a huge vocab when it comes to the many different types of fish served here. The servers were attentive but not imposing. Food: Started with oysters which I thoroughly enjoyed. My only slight complaint is that they lacked a particularly interesting choice of accompaniments. You can choose a la carte or a prix fixe which is what we had. I had the sea bass with "dog" sauce which was beautifully cooked. I can't remember the choice my friend had but his thick cut fillets and sauce were equally delectable. Nice, imaginative deserts which finished off the night just right. Cost: A little more than you'll be paying elsewhere but worth the extra. Loved it.

simply excellent! real ceviche with coriander, chilli,…read morespring onions, ginger and mango. a panaché of mussels you'll find in the south, only. this "petite boite" is worth a trip to toulouse, wherever you're from! and if jean-charles is your chef de service... 10 out of 10.

Salmon sashimi is my favorite. Luckily it was great here on a Saturday night. Kid friendly as well!read more

The staff is so sweet and welcoming. Coming from California, where we have a lot of good Asian…read morefood, I was surprised to find something so delicious and similar to what I have back home. It's definitely the best asian food I've had in France. Not to be forgotten, but with reasonable prices. They roast their chicken on a wood burner (or whatever that kind of stove is called) I would definitely recommend Japoyaki

This restaurant is a great option to have cheap, classic and good Japanese food in the center…read moreToulouse. The first menus -available at night too which is rare and cool- are around 12 or 13 euros. I've never seen that in another Japanese restaurant in the area. The menus are very traditional, no crazy combos here: straight up salmon, or tuna, no "modern" associations. The cabbage salad and rice served on the side are good. The brochettes are pretty good but I'd stick with the sushi! Also, I would skip dessert, no mochis here or japanese icecream. I tried one super sweet dessert once thinking it would be a soy or red bean filled ball shaped pastry but it ended up being squares of a fruit paste it seemed. Too sweet and not tasty. Had never seen that! I also had a dorayaki once: a flat pancake filled with red bean but it was dry, nothing like mochi/daifuku. The restaurant is tiny, so it's good to book before coming. There are few tables on the sidewalk/terrace and also another room across the street but that room is far less nice that the main one: very impersonal, no decoration, dark, no windows, you get the point... The staff is so fast, you see they are used to serving lots of people all the time. They almost take your plate when you put your fork down to pause (U.S. style :-) ) You can pick-up menus for a ten percent discount, which is nice. I recommend this place when you're craving sushi ;-)