good food excellent service. came upon this restaurant on Rue Deguerre and such a surprise enjoyed…read morethe food and ambiance.

Des produits de grande qualité. Les sushis et les makis sont vraiment délicieux. Par contre, c'est…read morela deuxième fois que ma commande en livraison de 39,90 €. est incomplète. Aujourd'hui, j'ai reçu moins de 3/4 de ce qu'il y a sur le menu. J'ai téléphoné à la patronne, mais impossible de communiquer. Elle est hystérique et elle m'a raccroché au nez. Quelle déception !

My daughter and I had a perfect evening here tonight. Made a reservation, but it wasn't crowded on…read morea Monday night anyway. It was beautiful food, prepared simply and elegantly, and also delicious. This will be our most expensive meal we splurge on here in Paris, and it was well worth it. The meal is a fixed menu, but they asked at the beginning if we had any food sensitivities or things we don't eat (we told them we would try everything.) The attention to detail with sauces and preparations was gratifying. As they brought out the small bite courses, the server explained what was in the items, and which of the four sauces was recommended. You can tell that some thought goes into each item, such as the foie gras with a slice of eggplant that was perfectly seasoned and had a touch of vinegar or something acidic to complement the rich foie. The server and chef were friendly and personable while being perfectly professional at the same time. As I said, this was an expensive meal for us, but I had canceled a reservation at another restaurant that was said to have a great view of the Eiffel tower, but every review stated that the other place was overpriced for the quality of the food and service. I don't mind spending a little more on a truly exceptional meal, and for us Kushikatsu Bon was just that. Would absolutely return on a future visit if we're lucky enough to come back!

We came here for dinner on the last night of our vacation and had a really incredible experience…read more Great food and attentive and friendly staff. Tasting menu features an array of unique and delightful fried skewers and sauces. Our first time with this type of menu, and would definitely recommend everyone try it at least once. Just make sure you wait for the food to cool enough before scarfing it down in one bite!

Manifique! Sashimi plate is a must if you are a true sushi lover. Definitely try if you have time!read more

Alright, now. I ain't never been to Japan, so you need to not trust me, maybe (or do, I can't tell…read moreyou how to live yo life). This was incredible. The best sushi I've had in my entire life. The salmon was buttery and delicious. It basically melted in my mouth. I don't have to know much about fish in order to know that that was good quality. (That being said, I do not know anything about fish). There's something about sushi that tastes amazing without you having to add anything to it. This is it. Enjoy.

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.

The food was average japanese sushi, and since it is AYCE, it was good. if you do not speak…read morefrench, they assign you to the one who does speak english. The restaurant is comfortable and you are not hurried out.

This is an authentic Japanese restaurant with delicious grilled items and solid food. I dined solo…read moreand sat at the Yakitori bar area. Yes it's smoky so be careful what you wear. Service was friendly and quick. I had the grilled dorado with shio koji, a half order of tempura, and a few Yakitori. Everything was enjoyable. There are all kind of great looking items on the menu so I could certainly return. It's not super upscale. Reservations recommended but I was able to walk in near dinner opening time and was able to get a solo seat. There is lots of good Japanese in the area so I would definitely look around the area if you aren't up for grilled items as much.

On a street of all Japanese restaurants, we chose this one because it didn't have a long line. We…read morehad an excellent experience. You can order a la carte, but we ordered from the complete menu section. They specialize in brochette which are small skewers of different meats, which were ordered by all my table mates. As a non meat eater, I has sashimi. All the meals come with miso soup, salad, rice and pickled vegetable. We got extra rice bowls and tamago for the children. 4 adults a 2 small children = 100€ PS there was a long line when we left

This is a Nice Japanese restaurant not far from Auber or Opera, not the best but for the price and…read morelocation, it's just what I needed. They had some good choice of food but I actually preferred my starters than the main. The food came in no order, my main, the starter then my friend main meal. The food Seems to be done when you order it which mean that it came really hot and looks fresh! Don't expect to have a personalised service, they have to be quick and they are quick and efficient. So this is a good place to go if you are in a rush! Finally I went there it was quiet and in September so we sat not far from the entrance, it was a bit cold so during winter I would suggest you don't seat next to the windows!

Fresh ingredients, unfortunately the portions are very small. Had the Unagi grilled, 3 pieces…read more(about 1" x 3" ea) tasty but not presented with the usual Japanese flair, Served with a bowl of rice. About 15€. Nevertheless, if it's authentic Japanese you are looking for, you can't go wrong at Sanki.

My friends and I were greeted with ominous skies and chilly temps our first evening in Paris, so…read morewhen we happened upon this place, the photos of steaming bowls of ramen and udon won us over! We didn't know it at the time, but there is a plethora of Japanese-style restaurants all over Paris, in case you're feeling so inclined. I say "style" because a lot of these place don't seem very authentic and are owned by other Asian ethnicities. Sure enough, the young woman who greeted us as we entered the restaurant was Chinese, and the picture of the udon that enticed me had bean sprouts and slices of salmon sashimi in it, but I still went for it! I immediately ordered some hot green tea and it came to us SCALDING hot, fyi. I love my hot beverages really really hot but this was a wee bit too hot, even for me. I ordered the tempura udon (with its salmon sashimi slices) and you know what? It wasn't bad at all. It had that good familiar udon soup flavor and the noodles were cooked fine. The tempura was lightly fried, not too greasy, and the sprouts and salmon sashimi slices, while unusual, were fine. My friends' food took a really long time to come out though, so I don't know what that was all about (they'd ordered yakitori combos and the skewers took forever!). I had a satisfying, reasonably-priced meal here and really, sometimes that's all you can ask for in such a touristy area. STEPH JUDGEMENT: An OK option for Japanese-style food near the Notre Dame area.

Zenyama is now called Chez Wang (a part of the sign says Zenyama, the other part says Chez Wang)…read moreand they serve Chinese food already made in trays by weight. They also have soup noodles that they will cook when you order it. Their wifi username still says "Zenyama". For a simple takeaway (take out) place where you go get grub to fill your belly, I did not have high expectations. But what I saw appalled me. We ordered noodle soup and the woman at the counter (seemed to be the owner), screamed when the food elevator came up with the food. Apparently our noodle soup bowls spilled and got everywhere. Instead of getting us new bowls of food, she SCOOPED the spilled noodles and ingredients on the tray back into the bowls. That's a definite NO! She thought I didn't see it and wanted to pretend nothing happened. Funny, if she didn't scream earlier, I wouldn't have paid her any notice.. Second, we also ordered the summer roll they had out on the counter. I had a bad feeling about it after thinking about the spilled noodle incident. Yup, the shrimp in the summer rolls were SOUR. Third, the food trays they had out were NOT refrigerated. Maybe they do things different here in France and so there are not health food code violations for not keeping the food at a certain temperature but that's another no in my book. Fourth, they overcharged us for our food. Idiots thought I can't add? Seriously, getting a couple extra euros was worth it to you? Lastly, the bathroom was appalling. If there is a correlation between the state of the bathroom and the state of the kitchen, I can only hope I won't be hugging the porcelain king tonight. Dear Yelpers, stay FAR away from this place!