The udon noodles were very good, but the service is a bit slow and the ambiance is extremely…read morecramped unfortunately. We'd probably go back if it was less busy and the service was quicker.

Excellent udon just one street over from a main street. There may be a wait, but it moves quick…read more Most of their tables seat 2-3, although the accommodated us - a party of 4. Good service, udon was delicious, and tempura was perfect! Great choice for a cold and rainy Paris day!

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

pretty decent japanese curry! the curry sauce itself was a bit too salty and lacked dimension in…read moreflavor, but was very tasty and paired well with perfectly cooked rice. the price point is very reasonable and the serving size is pretty good as well. the service was good and the ambiance was a quaint hole in the wall kind of vibe. the chicken katsu curry is def better than the pork, which is a bit too thin and dry.

Best food spot I went to in Paris. There's not much seating but makes for a cozy ambiance, and…read moreservers will let you wait for seating if you don't want to take food to-go. Food was also served very quickly after ordering. Only 14-15 euros per meal, and they were very filling and included glasses of water for dining-in ppl. I got the donburi poulet frit and it was delicious!! The chicken was tender and juicy, rice was perfectly cooked with a yummy sauce, and portion size was just right. My friends got the chicken and beef curries and everyone LOVED their food. Overall: amazing, reasonably priced, delicious lunch spot in Paris. Would definitely go again and recommend to others.

I'm from the US and strolled into this restaurant 3 times in 24 hours. My fiancé wasn't feeling…read morewell and wanted some soup and rice to settle her stomach and make her feel good. I went there a few times because that's all she wanted. The lady that was working there was really kind and the food was fantastic. I recommend the potstickers "Y11" on the menu. I love Japanese food and highly recommend this place to anyone close to the 10th district in Paris, France. I took all the food "To Go" which was super convenient as well. Thumbs up food and service!

Had a meal voucher from the airlines to eat at either of the restaurants on property, soo soo glad…read moreI decided to eat here. Chicken meatballs were great even though they weren't grilled in true yakitori style. They use Scottish salmon in the sushi which is plentiful around here and it is great. Medium fattiness but fresh and good! Avocado was fresh, miso soup was a nice side to complement the meal. They offer a regular shoyu, but also offer a sweet soy sauce, which is good, but not to my taste. Service was fast and excellent, exactly as I ordered. Will definitely be back here if I am ever back in France! Edit: Forgot to add, they have wonderful contemporary modern music playing which made me stay probably over an hour longer than I should have! LOL

My go to dinner fix my when I'm on a short trip to Paris. I always order the Jasmine rice, with…read moresalmon, broccoli, bamboo shoots, curry and spicy sauce. It never disappoints. Affordable, quick, dinner spot. Can't go wrong. I'm yet to try the actual sushi, the hot rice plate I always get, is my favorite. Service is so so, what can I say. But the chiefs there are quick and meal is ready within 10-15 minutes.

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.

Was there last night Jun 21 for our anniversary dinner. Gorgeous and serene space in one of the…read morebusiest part of Paris. Once you enter the building, you feel like you're in a different world. We were greeted by a host right away. And then another hostess walked us to the dining room upstairs. Beautiful kitchen and very minimalistic dining room. Food wise, we opted for the 195€ Omakase. We just have to pick our main course and desserts. They offered fish, vegetables and beef options. We opted for the fish and it was cooked very well. Overall, dinner experience was great. Service is right on point. My favorite part of last night was actually touring the building and their shops! They have beautiful things in there...wine glasses, dishes, decorations...I want to take the whole store with me! I'd try out their SABO tea house next time I'm in Paris! Well deserved 1 star!

The setting is beautiful, the food is good but the service was definitely not up to par and 670 EUR…read morefor 3 people is completely exaggerated, we feel cheated.

We had a great experience at Kampai, even though the place was crowded, the service was super fast…read moreand efficient and the waiters always helpful. The food was amazing, we shared entrees which were very generous and had a great experiences for the rest of the meal. Our favorite item of the menu was definitely the croissant waffle !!

After leaving the madness of the château de Versailles, we were excited to find this non touristy…read moresushi spot. We sat outside and relaxed while trying to figure out what to order. We enjoyed edamame, and a variety of sushi rolls. The sushi was fresh, and delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for sushi!

After an indulgent three star Michelin, multi course lunch I needed something simple and clean -…read morelike kitsune udon - for dinner. Enishi appeared like a dream just next door to where a rollicking Yelp Elite soiree was wrapping up. My favourite Japanese soup, topped with tofu pockets, was just what I was after: a warming and austere bowl of uncomplicated flavour. I also sampled my friend's tuna nigiri and it was fantastically fresh, so much so that I had to ask for seconds! Those desirous of proper Japanese food, with an emphasis on sushi, in a no-frills, traditional type setting will love Enishi.

Soulful Japanese comfort food, served in a very intimate setting. Run by a grandmother and her…read moredaughter, Enishi blew me away with its hospitality, meticulous attention to detail, and delicate flavors. The tempura udon (18 Euros) was the best I've had, and comes with several delicious hors d'oeuvres that they don't mention on the menu. My husband got the kastudon, which came with an unbelievable homemade tofu mushroom soup that I stole many bites of. This is definitely not a place for large groups though.

We had the sushi course at the sushi bar, reserved one day before. The service is just excellent…read moreSushi is okay in general. The fatty sushi roll and the sesame mousse dessert is the highlight of the night. Generally everything is nice, but the sushi sauce and season are slightly too strong.

Recently opened in Paris, this Japanese restaurant totally blew our minds…read more Service is simply "extraordinaire", so friendly, discrete and efficient. We made a reservation a few days before Christmas and asked to be seated at the counter, as it is the tradition in Japan. The waitresses wear kimonos, and the entire staff is from Japan. Add the peaceful interior, we felt being transported to the country of the Rising Sun. The 7-course menu changes very frequently and features the best of the kaiseki cuisine. Highlight of the night was the 'wagyu beef' with miso, cooked on a magnolia leaf in front of you. Also, the apple-themed dessert was excellent and offered 4 different ways of cooking the fruit. They have slightly decreased their prices for dinner, and it is definitely worth the splurge.