Very cute teppanyaki place with a sushi bar in the back. If it were in NY or CA I would take it…read moredown another half star but it's a little tougher to get excellent sushi here. We only had the sushi which was very good and - dare I say it - very reasonably priced. The sashimi was outstanding! I did see the teppanyaki chef throw a piece of eggplant in some guy's lap. Not sure I would sign up for that. Very cute little neighborhood location.

Celebrated my 21st Bday here with friends and family from Canada. Accommodating waitstaff, great…read moreTeppanyaki show and sushi was delish. I will def pay a visit next time I'm in Paris.

This is the real deal, almost. Sushi and sashimi are fresh…read more The miso is perfect. I still have an issue with the ratio of rice to neta for the nigiri sushi (too much rice), but this is the case for a lot of places in the Western world so i'll cut them some slack for that. The price is rather expensive (no lunch menu and you would have to shell out at least €30 for around 7 pieces. My sushi and sashimi set was €38) but i'm willing to swallow the price because it's so hard to find a good, reasonably priced nigiri place here. Very tiny restaurant so either try it at lunch time or make a reservation for dinner. Don't expect "avocado rolls" or "dynamite rolls" and such. This is a more traditional sushi place, with paintings of sumo on the wall etc. I'm determined to find the perfect sushi resto in Paris so have been trying out a lot lately, and so far among those i tried and with a price range of under €150 per person, this place comes near top.

I wanted to love this place: super small and without charm, so I was expecting quality to more than…read moremake up for these lacks, especially considering the price. I was disappointed: the "regular" tuna and the salmon sashimi were terrific, but the bonito had an odd aftertaste. Service was clueless. Price was extreme at 30 euros per dish. By our meal's end, especially with the cramped conditions, we couldn't wait to leave.

Lovely atmosphere and staff…read more Incredibly expensive for extremely little food, however. Two tempura squash blossoms (literally, two pieces), a small appetizer of spinach and mushrooms in a dashi broth, 16 small pieces of sashimi (tuna, yellowtail, salmon) + one beer and tea resulted in a 110 euro tab. Often willing to spend a premium on quality meals, we were quite shocked when reviewing the menu and seeing the pricing of dishes, which are largely pretty basic. At that point we were locked in and couldn't leave our dinner group, so reluctantly chose items that seemed reasonable. 72 euros accounted for the sashimi alone, which anywhere else in the world costs half if not less. Even still, the two pieces of tempura in particular were somehow more bewildering. Yelp reviews don't seem to mean or matter much outside of the U.S. as the most recent one I saw is about 3 years old. Hopefully, this helps anyone else who happens upon my 2025 review.

Had to get our rice fix in for the vacation, and came across restaurant Yen nearby the St-Germain…read moreDes-Pres station. After being seated upstairs we looked over the menu and decided to start with Miso Soupe, then onto the main course with the Saumon Grill, Black Cod, and Ebi Tendon (Shrimp Tempura). The Shrimp Tempura came with just the right amount of rice for the two of us so we are good to go for a few more days! Everything was just right with flavor, and was very appealing to look at. The service was friendly and quick, and since they are Japanese everything was done properly. Highly recommend if you are in the area :-)

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!

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.

Came here on a random weeknight because the apartment we were staying out for two weeks in the 16th…read morewas literally one block away. We had come over here seeking some hot soup and noodles which for me is comfort food especially because it was quite cold in the evenings. The menu for a small place is still pretty diverse and has a lot of the Staples unexpected items. Do not expect a huge menu which is perfectly fine for me. Ordered two different kinds of Ramen, as well as one black sesame, crème brûlée dessert. We were the only people in the restaurant the entire time, although we were there for probably an hour. Also had some tea. The food came out very quickly. The staff was very nice and patient with us and I would definitely come back here again as the food is pretty, straightforward, simple and decent flavors.

Every single time the tram goes by Issy Val de Seine, I found myself sticking my neck out to check…read moreout this food stand. The idea of having a food stop next to a train station is how life should be and the best part is that this is a japanese food stand! Unfortunately, this place is not a convenient lunch stop for me so i've never really gotten the chance to try. One late morning, I took my big pregnant craving in the opposite direction of my office and bought a two lunch boxes and bought a special bento that had a grilled fish, grilled chicken, and shrimp tempura, a chicken donburi, and a green tea chiffon cake. The food was decent, but the price was not. 29 EUR for the three items and neither my husband nor I were full. I'm not sure I would eat there even if I pass by, let alone make a special trip there. They are opening a new location on Ile ste germaine, which is much closer to me, but I doubt i'd walk there for such expensive, non-filling food.

High quality teppanyaki! Great for big parties especially with funny chefs who will make you laugh…read more There are lots and lots of choices on the menu to choose from. Sushi, seafood, meats, and of course desserts. Service is quick and drinks are brought out a little after ordering. I recommend sharing appetizers then ordering more if you can handle it. Once the chef starts to cook, they bought out aprons for everything as the chef may have everyone hold their plate out to catch some fried tofu. It's a fun experience for everyone from adults to kids. Everything is flavorful and seasoned (not overly salted or too oily). But after everything, do NOT skip on dessert. There was this matcha or green tea mousse dessert, not too bitter and not too sweet. It was a perfect combination that tasted like you're in Japan. I believe it's a new dessert but a must have if you're there. (Will post a pic if I can find it) I also saw a couple eating there before I got there and since it's less busy on the weekdays I assume, it looked as if they had their own private section with their own chef literally only cooking for two. I believe you can call ahead or reserve on weekends otherwise.

Okay so I'm not an expert in teppanyaki cuisine. Actually this is only the third time I've had it…read morein my life, but I will let you know it's a wonderful experience. Coming from England, this style of cooking just isn't found that often, so when my traveling buddy suggested we check it out after reading the reviews on Yelp I get very excited! Dinner AND a show my little brain was ticking over. We arrived late, at about 10pm yet still the super polite server told us if we waited a few minutes a table would become free. I speak French, it's pretty bad, but I try as hard as I can. The guys here will work with this and the talented lady chef who cooked for us actually spoke English, French and Japanese! So there's a wonderful selection of set menus ranging from 25 euro up to 69 euro. We had 4 courses with beef, seafood, salad, dessert and soup. With drinks this came to just under 70 euro for the both of us. This is a fantastic holiday experience and great date venue. Romantic and exciting. I'd highly recommend it.