This is not a Tokyo sushi shop. It is semi rural France and this place tries REALLY hard. The…read morefood was good, service fast, portions huge, presentation 5 star worthy, bathrooms spotless, and the outdoor seeing was perfect. Good for groups. So why knock them a star? Parking sucks and their sushi rolls are big and loose and a little wierd. Yummy, but different. This is not the place to come if you are a sushi snob. It is the place for you to come if you want to liven up your regular eat out menu and if you like or are interested in Japanese/Korean/viet fusion. Our server was the owners daughter and she was super sweet and attentive. It is now our our monthly restaraunt rotation.

An interesting little restaurant. Both times I have been here we have been escorted out to the back…read morepatio to eat. The portions are huge, with 15€ rolls that are so big you can barely eat all of them. I don't recommend ordering a menu and adding any sushi. We always order too much and never finish it all. Everything is beautifully presented with flowers, leaves and whole prawns as garnishes. The starter salad is amazing and contains sashimi, tempura fish and vegetables, a potsticker and more. It is almost a meal in itself. The rolls are a bit disappointing as they are not tightly rolled and tend to fall apart. I recommend sticking to the menus. The sashimi and the chicken Katsu are both good.

There is nothing Japanese here other than the decor (ok, maybe the presentation of the menu). No…read moreone on the premise even speaks Japanese. NOTE TO PARENTS: Take control of your children. Chopsticks are culinary utensils. You don't hit your plates and glasses at your table with your fork and knife at a French restaurant, so why are you doing this with chopsticks at a Japanese restaurant? When I asked to be moved away from the "highly cultured" family to another table, the server removed my half eaten salad and never brought it back. I mentioned this to the manager, who did nothing. NOTHING, not even an apology and then charged me for the salad. Note to self: You are no longer in North America. If you are staying at the Ibis across the street (like I did), take a walk into the city centre (10 mins) and there are heaps of choices. For sushi and service outside of Japan: I recommend buying a plane ticket to Los Angeles or Vancouver. My experience: mediocre food, clueless service, parents who don't control their kids.

From the owner: Maki, californien, soja roll, rice roll, cali wasabi, cali frit, nigiri, gunkan, sashimi, chirachi,…read moreyakitori, sushi nutella, maki fruits...