The ambient is superb. Very quiet and with pictures and decorations with Japanese style. There is…read morealso sweet Japanese music that makes the atmosphere really peacefully. The service is kind and fast. Well educated and polite. The best of all obviously is the foode with great quality, rolls with not too much rice. And the size of the dishes is in accordance with the price. The menu offers a great variety and combination of different dishes. The also have a variety of Japanese beers to try. Arguably the best sushi restaurant in the zone.

The most bland Asian restaurant we have been to. The main dishes were so tasteless and uninspired…read more The restaurant itself was nice enough. Lots of people inside. I feel sorry for the locals who think this place is any good.

It smells horrible in there, and when I asked to change tables, they refused. Do not eat here,…read morethere is no service at all. I felt very uncomfortable and the waitress and manager were sooooo rude.

This place was phenomenal. We went right at opening on an extremely hot day in the summer and they…read moresat us quickly, but more importantly the food was amazing. We got a big variety of stuff and shared it all tasting amazing. Definitely my favorite place to eat Asian food in Paris. Considering there's like fifty places on this street alone that says a lot.

Fresh, fast, and yummy!! We went here after craving sushi for several days, and were very pleased…read morewith our experience! The waitstaff was friendly and we were able to sit outside. The street is a bit loud but it was nice to get the fresh air. We ordered the Gyoza (6 pieces), California Royal Salmon Roll (6 pieces), the Dragon Roll (8 pieces) and my favorite of what we had, and the Rainbow Roll (8 pieces)--we aren't used to sushi containing cream cheese but the cheese is great in France and Nagoya did not put too much in which is appreciated! The Dragon Roll was also a bit different from our experience in California--it had shrimp tempura and some asparagus which we loved. We also get large Kiran beers for great prices. Our first dishes came out within five minutes of ordering. They do accept card here. Would definitely go again if in the area and craving some fish!

This place is delicious. I had vegetable tempura and rice, and everything tasted fresh and really…read moreflavorful. The staff is super kind and you can tell they love feeding people. Thanks Taeko!

This covered market place is really nice, but to be avoided if you don't like narrow alleys and a…read morelot of people (Saturday, past 13:00). My partner and I had never been there. We were going to have a bento box lunch with a friend from Paris who suggested this place. The place is occupies a relatively large part of market real estate but all in all it's pretty small and uses communal tables and benches so you'll be seated next to others. If this is not your thing, find something else. Also during lunch time (I'm talking Saturday during fashion week) it can be pretty crowed and a long wait. The guest are seated whenever a seat becomes available. When one seat becomes available the first single guest in the queue will be seated, when two seats (next or opposite each other) become available the first duo in the queue will be seated, and so forth. We were two, waiting for number three to arrive. Though we were in front of the queue others were given priority as we were not complete (or friend got delayed) and the place fills up each seat the moment it becomes available. So when he arrived we had to wait for three seats to become available again. They won't hold a seat, at least not on a busy Saturday lunch time. One tipster called the manageress racist towards Asians, I can NOT confirm this as one of out party was Vietnamese and one part Asian and only one Caucasian. The food was simple but tasty enough and though a bento box like shown on the photos looks like a bit too little for lunch, it serves all three of us well enough. I wouldn't say it the best Japanese I've ever had, but I really liked the market atmosphere and the hustle and bustle of the place. We were not in a hurry so we didn't mind the wait too much. It was a novel experience though, to be bumped even when three seats became available, just because our friend hadn't arrived yet. All in all though it was a nice experience on a relaxed weekend in Paris.

Wow!! we went with friends who have lived in the area for more than 25 years. In fact, their first…read moredate was at this restaurant and then they continue to come throughout the years as they added to their family. They warned us we needed to be there before noon or the line could stretch around the corner and down the block. When we walked in the dining room was empty and within 10 minutes, there was not a seat to be had. We ordered the dumpling menu option And could've probably eaten 100 of the dumplings. They were so good. It's a very interesting way of cooking them - as you're walking out. Look back into the kitchen. There's a flat griddle that also steams them at the same time. I was able to sample what everybody ordered and they were each delicious and their own unique way. Service was great - items come out as they're ready not necessarily and what you would expect is the normal order but they do explain that to you.

We are in Paris for a few days and had lunch here both days! Our waiter on the second day was Om…read more He recognized our southern accent from the states and shared his experience living in the states as a student. the food is great and excellent. both days we ate early because lines formed during peak hours! Thank you!

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.

Terrible quality Chinese-run 'Japanese' restaurant, like many others in Paris. How do these places…read morestay in business, and how does this place have such good Yelp reviews? We saw the high star rating with a review claiming it was 'authentic' Japanese and it was right next to our hotel, so we tried it out. Big mistake -- we left most of our food untouched and got some sandwiches from the 7-11 type place nearby. Service was OK from the waitress but the sushi looked like it was thrown together and was really ugly and falling apart in addition to tasting bad. There was also a group of Chinese ladies who were friends of the owners talking loudly at the table next to us and staring at me and my family. Reasonably priced if you have no taste in Japanese food and can't tell the difference in quality.

Great photo but very small portions for the price. Nonetheless, a true Japanese cuisine!read more