I stopped here for lunch on the recommendation of a French friend who goes here regularly. And…read morehonestly, I don't understand the negative reviews. I thought it was great! The staff are very friendly - even when my friend told them he was in a hurry and would need his food more quickly than what they told us. (They basically said, ok, monsieur, we'll fix it.) They have menus in English and they're happy to make recommendations. The restaurant is bright, clean, and happy-looking, and the area where you can take off your shoes and sit in a hole in the ground (so it looks like you're sitting on the floor) is quite cool. The décor is great and the mirrors make the place seem bigger than it is. The food is absolutely delicious! The takoyaki are their specialty and definitely worth tasting. For my main dish I had salmon teriyaki, and while it was also delicious, I can agree with some previous reviews that it was a little bit flavorless - I would have preferred much more teriyaki. The pricing is decent for what you get. All in all a great experience!

I have to say that going there was never my idea - I saw the 2 stars reviews on Yelp and wanted to…read moreavoid the place as hell, but one of my friends really like this restaurant and promised me it was really good (and I quote, "So much more authentic than all those identical sushis places"). Unfortunately for my palate, experience has proved that you should always trust Yelp over your friends. We had an OK bacon-kimshi salad (€9), then their speciality, an okonomiyaki, a kind of cabbage crêpe with lots of weird ingredients inside (€14-16). Everything was pretty much flavorless, except the abundant sugary sauce they poured all over (kind of a mix between barbecue sauce and Japanese mayonnaise). And we found the price way too high for such dishes. However, the waiters are nice, and the place itself is pretty cool - they have a room where you have to remove your shoes before going, which is funny. I spend an excellent evening, but won't be coming back any time soon.

Back to three star. This place changed owners and the menu changed drastically. My bf claims that…read morethe salmon sashimi there is still the best, but i always get the maki and the maki is HORRIBLE. it's wad of sticky rice that falls apart as soon as you try to pick it up. The tuna is not fresh and all you taste is fishiness and wads of unflavoured rice. I'm only stopping myself from giving it a 2 star because my bf says their salmon is fresh.

all you can eat buffet for $17! great service, high quality food, cute cozy place!read more

The curry katsu was disappointing. The pork portion was quite small, and it was over-fried,…read moreresulting in a very dark appearance that wasn't visually appealing. The enoki beef roll soup was good and one of the better dishes we ordered. The Menu E sushi and skewers were decent and filling, while the gyudon was just average. Service was also lacking. Our waiter went on his lunch break at 3 p.m., and the restaurant appeared to be understaffed. Another server took over our table, but the service was poor and noticeably less attentive, which negatively affected the overall dining experience.

Love this place. You got to try the skewers. Beef and chicken are good. The cheese on the skewers…read moreis different, it's wrap in a thin slice of beef and grilled. One of my favorite. Sushi are fresh. Price is affordable. If you're ever in this part of town. You should drop by. They been in business for 20 years. Owners are friendly. Been coming here twice a week for the past month.

We had a fantastic dinner here in Paris! This is a small authentic Japanese restaurant with a…read moremodern sleek interior located on multi levels. Service was fast and friendly. We tried the kushiyaki combo, beef sukiyaki dinner for 2, and dinner bento. Skewers were so delicious! The sukiyaki dinner was really amazing it comes with appetizer side dishes, including sashimi, huge portion of beef and vegetables etc. Really nice flavour in the sukiyaki broth. Dinner bento was beautifully presented and included several side dishes fried shrimp, chicken Karaage, side dishes, salad and rice. Everything tasted fresh and delicious. The menu is varied with a lot of choice so you're not just limited to eating sushi, shabu or sukiyaki. Our meals came with dessert ice cream mochi and fresh melon. Really enjoyed our dining experience here and highly recommend for date, small groups and families.

Christmas Eve 2023, myself and my husband looked around for a restaurant in the hotel area. We…read morearrive to Koetsu, it smells like miso soup and overall a nice, warm feeling. The couple in front of us were seated right away and told to go upstairs. We assumed we were next, however that was not the case. We had the older female hostess look us in the eyes for 15-20 mins while catering to patrons already within the restaurant without speaking to us at all. A family of 4 came waiting behind us for maybe 7-10 minutes and once 2 waves to get her to acknowledge us, she came and spoke to us. After all of the waiting, she told us that the table is only seated for 4 available and moved past us to the 4 person family behind us. She said there is no space for 2 people. That would be completely fine if she spoke to us right when we came in, however she made us wait roughly 20 minutes to pass us over and say nothing is available. The people behind us felt sorry for us and we didn't want them to feel like it was their fault. The main issue was that there was no communication at all to let us know to please wait or that there is no tables available. My wife just wanted an apology and the lady couldn't even muster up and apology. I cannot review the food, it could be a Michelin star restaurant, however I will never take my business to this restaurant, and I will tell every person that I know that if they come to Paris, to avoid this restaurant. This was the most disrespectful restaurant experience of our lives. Thank you for your time if you have read this far.