Found this little joint in this small town after having French food for 5 days was a plus. The…read morefishes were very fresh, the staffs were very friendly and the ambiance was cozy. I wish that I have this establishment where I'm from.

After traveling in France for a week we needed a little break from French cuisine. Sushi Boat was…read morelocated right by our hotel and we were all in the sushi mood. Around 8pm on a Friday night it was quiet in the dining room and they were able to accommodate a party of 10. The staff was very welcoming and promptly took our beverage orders followed by the food orders. The menu had many different menu combos to choose from. The combos included soup (miso), salad (pickled coleslaw type of salad) and white rice along with whatever the main dish was. I chose combo "S" which included 18 maki sushi pieces along with the items mentioned before for 21,90€. I found the amount of food to be of good value. I was not able to finish all of the sushi rolls. The quality of the sushi was good. I found the rice to be a little more moist than usual but the fish inside was of good quality. I was too full for dessert so not sure if they had anything tasty. Overall great, friendly experience at a nice clean restaurant.

Very fresh! I am a picky sushi eater and this adorable restaurant has everything! And everything…read morewe've had is excellent. The atmosphere is tranquil and they are super friendly, and very clean. I love their spring rolls and pouilly fume by the glass!

The staff was very friendly and very professional. I had the privilege to taste a very good sushi…read moreand the atmosphere is quite despised of EuroCup. :). Price is average and you can taste a Japanese beer and sake if you fancy but there are not too many choices in sake.

Unpretentious Japanese food in downtown Toulouse. There are several Japanese restaurants on the…read moreblock and I definitely wouldn't say this is my favorite, but we had a nice meal here. I was able to get a reservation same-day on a Saturday night, and they held the table for me when I called to say that we would be late due to traffic. My husband had gyoza, chicken yakitori, a California roll and some sushi. I had one of the combos, with a miso soup, cabbage salad and scallop tepanyaki (stirfry) with rice. The cabbage salad was delicious with freshly toasted sesame seeds. My scallops were perfectly cooked, moist and sweet. The accompanying veggies were a little too soy-sauce-salty but were mostly good (mushrooms, zucchini, etc.)

We love their food, people are really nice, what can we add? A must try each time we visit our…read morefamily in Montauban!

Actual review date August 6, 2018 --aka 6-8-18 in French nomenclature…read more After about 5 days of mostly French cuisine and attempts at ethnic cuisine really being just French fusion, this place was a welcome frind in Toulouse. One of the largest frustrations of being in most parts of France is finding an open restaurant after about 830-900 and we were successful here. The Thai offerings were great, nice sized portions easily served family style. The curries were excellent as were the wok items and there was even a decent amount of heat in several of the items, (the Pa Nang curry for example). The Pad Thai was great and the only thing that was lacking was a decent array of street noodles(which I could have missed). To make a long story short, the people here are delightful and their food is great plus they serve really cold tap water and don't try to force you to purchase some really mediocre Vittel for about 6 bucks a liter. This place is a real find and we walked out very satisfied. Yes, go to this place!!! Even though Toulouse is not really the best place in France to stay and vacation, this restaurant made the trip worthwhile!! At least that's one American's opinion..

One of the first places in Toulouse we were able to find that was actually open and could seat more…read morethan two people at a table (family of 5). Staff didn't speak any English, but we worked out what we wanted and ordered and got our food in a timely fashion. Not the first time we've run into this in Europe, but the shrimp wasn't cleaned. I guess relatively normal here, but I think most Americans would find it nasty. Even if you get past what it is, it's still gritty when you eat it and we feel that ruins the shrimp. Otherwise, there were Some interesting choices of fancied-up sushi on the menu that was pretty good. While the salmon rolls and nigiri were fine, the tuna wasn't super fresh. Nothing dangerous, but missing that bright red freshness and flavor. While the kids and I went sushi, the wife went with a Thai option - the Pad Thai. It was very, very bland. Edible, just bland. In the end, it fed us and we were satisfied; just no reason to recommend this spot. The beer selections were also ALL Asian, and that's not good beer. The wine selection was also very limited.