While not bad, this place does lean into the "trendy" side a bit much. The food was mostly good…read more(especially the house chips, which were fantastic!), but the smoked salmon meal didn't really come together all that well. The salmon and potato galette were good, but the poached egg was bland and the cream didn't fit the rest of the dish in my opinion. The decor was typical trendy restaurant, but the 5'x5' sex ad from the classifieds was more than I would've liked, real or not. The service was good but nothing above baseline.

There was a large group of us at Le Zo about a week ago and we all had an amazing experience! The…read morefood was delicious, especially the salmon and gyoza. Oh, and the cocktails were outstanding. But...it was the staff who really made it special! They were friendly and very patient with all 8 of us! We all agreed we'd definitely come back if we were to find ourselves in lovely Paris again!

What a gem! I stumbled upon La Maison du Sake randomly while walking in the area with my mom. I was…read moresorely missing Japanese food while in Paris while my mom wanted to keep things French in terms of dining. I love both cuisines, so La Maison du Sake - a fusion of French and Japanese - was the perfect choice. The ambiance is wonderful - you walk past glowing shelves of sake bottles in their sake bar to the restaurant half of the building, which houses a large bonsai tree and beautiful modern skylights. But the food is the real winner - everything we tried was absolutely amazing. The duck was the best I've ever had (truly), and we especially enjoyed the roasted potatoes with duck sauce, the chicken croquettes, the roasted octopus, and the tempura. Despite a hefty language barrier making ordering a bit of a challenge, the staff was very sweet and accommodating. On top of everything, the price is very reasonable. If you love great fusion (which is hard to come by!), definitely make a trek here. It's one of my favorite restaurants in Paris!

If you are looking for true authentic Japanese food, this is not the place to go. The restaurant…read moreoffers excellent French Japanese fusion food, consisting mainly of tapas dishes. For example, try the foie gras over an omelette. As it is name indicates, the sake choice is extensive and delicious. The decor is modern and minimalist.

I've walked by this place many times but was always a tad bit nervous about going in. The line is…read moregenerally long and it looks like it's a very homely joint for those who are frequenters. When I passed by here on a Sunday afternoon at 2pm and the place looked relatively empty, I thought to myself - this is it! I love japanese cafe's like this in NYC (I've never been to japan), where they have different sections for hot food and cold food and ready made food. The hot food section provides you with a selection of ready made bentos as well as a selection of bentos you can choose from and choose your own three small sides. Each bento is approximately 10EUR plus or minus and the portions arent too big. I asked the cute guy serving what he liked and he told me the kaarage, or fried chicken, or poulet frite. So that's what I got, and my friend got the chicken teriyaki, or chicken grille. We were both extremely happy with the food. The best part is that the rice is real japanese rice. sooo good. There's a little cafeteria on the inside with jugs of water, another upstairs area for seating, and another upstairs area for general japanese snacks and alcohol for purchase. The sushi section is pretty cool too, providing you with sushi stuffed with the chicken or breaded pork (katsu). I definitely wanna try that next time. Um they are opened 7 days a week, even on xmas and new years! This is a real japanese joint, rant by japanese people, and good looking japanese guys manning the cooking section. Love it!

Used to come to this joint every time I visited my sister in Paris, like, daily. It was within…read morewalking distance from her apartment and so a very convenient alternative if we did not feel like cooking in her tiny miniature kitchen. (That is, even among all the other yummy options I could have had in Paris, I had to eat something from this place everyday to feel complete.) Now that my sister has relocated I really miss this place. I love love love their karaage chicken (may well be one of the best outside of Japan). And whatever that celery+bacon appetizer they have, is so flavorful and a must-try. Everything is very affordable and super authentic. I regret not taking pictures of our bento boxes so that I can just salivate over when I dream of you, Jujiya. C'est très bon!

I love it here. They wouldn't let me keep the bib... they said it wasn't for sale but I understand…read morethat. The food was delicious and the service was out of this world. I got the big Kaguna and it was a very food choice. It's not called the big Kahuna but it was the most extensive meal offered and I forget the name of it. Kate had the salmon and that was cooked perfectly. The meat is really high quality so have him prepare it rare! He had a really cool hat too. It is closed Sunday otherwise I would have eaten here twice in one day!!! I will eat here tomorrow mark my words! Seriously mark them down in a notebook because I want you to document that I will eat tomorrow... in case I forget! The OYG

An absolutely amazing Tepanyaki that has been shown to me by a friend who lived for years in Japan…read moreand now is coming there to get an authentic taste of Japan. We were there at the beginning of the evening service, around 6:30-7. Think about reserving if you are coming lately - this spot doesn't have a lot of sitting and fills quickly. The food is cooked by the chief right in front of you and they offer a number of relatively affordable menus with a great variety. My personal favorite is beef teppanyaki, but the foie gras looked amazing as well and all-fish was absolutely great as well. Finally this restaurant has a sort of welcoming family mood where the owners joke with guests (and the owner attaching you the bib right after you get seated definitely contributed to that mood). Would absolutely recommend if you have an opportunity to come there!

This restaurant is by the Eiffel Tower, it seems to be a chain, and I found it through The Fork,…read moregood seafood selection and quick service, I like the interior design too it's very relaxing. Would go again if I am in Paris. There are some famous people that go there as well, especially during fashion weeks.

My gf and I had a wonderful experience here at Vin et Mareé located just walking distance from the…read moreEiffel Tower. Place is well decorated and their taste in music was excellent (they played acoustic mellow versions of top 40 hits). We showed up 15 minutes past closing time as they wrapped up their lunch service, but the host was ever so kind to accommodate us - I forgot the gentleman's name, but thank you again. We had a wonderful experience here. Not only did they accommodate us, but brought complimentary clams and WOW - the juice they came bathed in was absolutely delicious. We ordered based off his recommendation and got their fish of the day and it most definitely did not disappoint. I highly recommend this establishment. Thank you again for the wonderful meal and experience!

I came here for a hot bowl of ramen or udon as I was extremely sick and had a plane to catch in…read moreless than 7 hours. I hobbled inside and was promptly seated at the counter. You grab water pitchers yourself, which is nice because I was extremely parched and didnt want to have to wait. The folks who work here are pretty friendly (I also don't speak French so they could've been calling me an ignorant American and I wouldn't have been the wiser). My food came out pretty quickly and I was pleasantly surprised at how decent the portions are and how good it was! The udon I ordered had just tofu and noodles and it was perfection. I wish I was more hungry and tried the gyoza. Overall good dining experience! The restaurant is actually large, they have an extra dining room downstairs near the bathrooms!

This place caught our eye our first day in Paris as it was near our Air bnb. We ended up having a…read morelovely dinner a few nights later and tried several things on the menu incl. sushi, udon bowl and skewers of meat. Miso soup was hot and delicious and all entrees came out quickly. Great, efficient service and really pleasant atmosphere. Restaurant is small but cozy, probably seats 20+ people. Food was all very fresh and well-prepared and best of all didn't break the budget!

Excellent!!! All you…read morecan eat mussels is the bet. 4 styles of dishes that are all you can eat! Amazing food and a great price. Enjoy!!!

This is a hidden gem of seafood in Paris! Sooooo delicious, simple, unpretentious, classy. We…read morestarted with champagne, grilled chipirones (baby squid), langostines & fish & chips. The baby squid were tender & exploding with flavor. My fish was perfectly white, no skin, absolutely delicious. We had a relaxing evening here. Now, that we're back home, I often find myself craving their food!

Originally, we were trying to go to this Chinese restaurant that shall remain nameless but they…read morewere apparently closed. So we were walking around and we decided to try this place out. My boyfriend ordered the Beef Udon, I did not try it. He said that it was alright, nothing special but it was hearty. We shared the potstickers and skewers (cheese wrapped with beef, beef balls, and chicken). The potstickers did not taste frozen, definitely handmade and lightly grilled. The dipping sauce was good. The skewers were decently flavorful. The beef ball was probably the best, there were some herbs and a sweet sauce mixed in with the batter. The cheese wrapped with meat literally tasted like a mozzarella stick wrapped with beef. The chicken had a light terriyaki flavor to it and it was perfectly grilled. I got a Salmon and Tuna Chirashi bowl. The salmon and tuna tasted and looked fresh. I am really picky when it comes to the rice in the Chirashi bowl. The rice was perfectly sweet with just the right amount of vinegar and sesame seeds. The gentleman that took our order was a very sweet older Asian man who spoke French and Mandarin. He was very polite and kind and gave us dessert at the end. After we paid and were heading out, he rushed over and handed me a pair of chopsticks. It was such a nice little gesture, it really made my evening. The customer service here was great and I would definitely come back again.

Bizarre experience. Upon walking found a table to sit at without any help from staff. After about…read more15 minutes of waiting for a menu, walked up to the front to ask （in French) for a menu and they looked almost surprised at the request. Ordering was also bizarre with the waiter acting a little rude to my guest who struggled a bit with French. Food was decent (sushi) overall but not exceptional. No option for low sodium soy sauce.