This is one of those places run by non-japanese to ride the sushi-wave that is still rolling over Paris. Not bad food, but this place is nothing special, sashimi is wafer-thin, sushi is not that tasty, the yakitori are the best here, but not excellent either.

Slightly away from the hustle and bustle of St Lazare area ( shopping area) of Paris is this quiet place probably run by family. The menu includes typical sushi sashimi etc but several set menus. You select Sushi Sashimi platter and soup/salad as an appetiser too. Something most French Japanese restaurants provide is also available here and that is brochettes (these are skewers...

I ate her because it was down the street from the hotel. I was a bit disppointed with the food. It wasn't really authentic Japanese and being Japanese myself, that didn't really pass well. It's ok but I expected better.

Just love the food, it's excellent! Ok for lunch be there at 12, otherwise all tables are gone, but you can also do take away... One neg point maybe is that the tables are really close together, so zero privavy.