Japanese restaurant guide - activities

Noori: an unusual tacosushi restaurant in Paris

Looking for originality in your dishes? Come and discover Noori in the 10th district of Paris. This new gourmet concept imagined by Axel Muller offers us an original immersion around tacosushi, to be tasted in a place as unusual as the product itself. So, ready to go on a trip?

Yabaï Sando: Walter Ishizuka's gourmet concept in Paris

If you're a fan of Japanese street food, especially sando, then head to Paris's Odeon district and push open the doors of Yabaï Sando. The brainchild of chef Walter Ishizuka, this ultra-gourmet address is sure to tantalize the taste buds of even the most discerning palates.

Tenzen: the confidential Japanese tempura restaurant in Paris

Take the time to taste while you travel: this is the unique experience offered by Tenzen, a confidential gourmet restaurant dedicated to tempura, headed by the talented Japanese chef Jiro Kondo.

Kibo No Ki, the Japanese ramen and pokebowl restaurant where you try on kimonos

Kibo No Ki is a good Japanese restaurant a stone's throw from the Madeleine in the 9th arrondissement, offering delicious ramen and poke bowls, as well as the opportunity to try on kimonos at the end of the meal. If you're looking to treat yourself and spend an original moment, here's a spot that's sure to win you over.

Ilô, the bistronomic French-Japanese fusion restaurant

Ilô is the name of a delicious Franco-Japanese bistronomic fusion restaurant that has opened in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, a stone's throw from Place de la Bastille. A fine, refined cuisine with Japanese accents, it's sure to tantalize our taste buds, and we love it.

Vesper, Lucas Felzine's stunning nikkei restaurant

Vesper is the name of the restaurant that's waking up the 7th arrondissement with its nikkei cuisine by Lucas Felzine and its sublime setting with two atmospheres for festive evenings.

Kokuban: the restaurant shining a light on the Japanese gastronomy’s richness in Paris

Otsumami, ramen, noodles and Japanese specialty fans, head to Kokuban! Already set in Paris 9th and 8th arrondissements, this delicious brand aims at making you to travel to the Country of the Rising Sun, thanks to the Japanese flavors we love. Let us walk you through!

Uma Nota, Japanese-Brazilian cuisine, exotic cocktails and wild parties

What an original marriage! Uma Nota showcases Japanese-Brazilian cuisine, in a colorful setting where wild parties are held several evenings a week.

Benchy : the coffee shop dedicated to sandos in the 6th district of Paris

The sando, this famous Japanese sandwich, can now be enjoyed in the 6th arrondissement of Paris thanks to the opening of the Benchy coffee shop. In savory or sweet version, you won't be able to resist it, all accompanied by a tasty matcha latte!

DokiDoki: the Japanese handroll bar in downtown Paris

Calling all Japanese flavor fans! Paris 1st arrondissement welcomes a newcomer, DokiDoki. With the strong will to make you travel to the country of the Rising Sun, this indulging and elegant venue introduces you to the art of “Omakase”, offering delicious handrolls, made to order before your eyes! Come along!

TÔ Restaurant, for the essence of Franco-Japanese cuisine in Paris

TÔ Restaurant is the name of a tasty restaurant on the Canal Saint-Martin. We're off to discover this French restaurant with Japanese accents, where fresh, well-prepared products are the order of the day.

1129 iiniku: the Japanese BBQ-style Wagyu Yakiniku restaurant in Paris

Japanese culinary art comes to the center of Paris. Omatsu France – already running the tasty An Japonaise location in the 2nd arrondissement – opens a new restaurant in the city. This time, nestled in the 1st arrondissement, 1129 iiniku shines a light on Wagyu beef and the yakiniku concept, the famous Japanese BBQ. Shall we give you a tour?

Neko Ramen, the great Japanese canteen in the 9th arrondissement

Opened just over a year ago, Neko Ramen unveils a large terrace with lots of bamboo this summer 2021. This excellent Japanese canteen serves ramen, as well as other typical Japanese dishes (katsu, karaage...). All homemade, in an atmosphere worthy of Tokyo!

Gili-Gili: the Japanese onigiri micro-counter in Paris

Considered as the Japanese sandwich, the onigiri is starting to make its place in Paris! For a proper discovery of this Japanese specialty par excellence, we take you to Gili-Gili, an excellent Japanese micro-counter nestled in the 9th district of the capital.

Jinchan Shokudo, an authentic and popular izakaya in the heart of Paris

Jinchan Shokudo is the address to note for the lovers of Japanese culture. In this authentic and popular izakaya, you will find a menu full of tapas and gourmet dishes made with fine products while remaining affordable. Who says better?

MUN, the superb rooftop on the Champs-Elysées

MUN is the name of a Parisian rooftop restaurant that's sure to please. Located on the avenue des Champs-Élysées, this Japanese-style restaurant, designed by Paris Society, awaits you for a gourmet moment with a beautiful view.

Yatai Ramen, the Japanese ramen restaurant in the 8th arrondissement

Yatai Ramen is a good ramen restaurant in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, that's sure to please. A chef who graduated from the Institut Paul Bocuse and has worked in Michelin-starred establishments, a restaurant with a stunning decor for upcoming meals, and 100% home-cooked cuisine, it's sure to tantalize your taste buds.

Sushi Shunei, traditional sushi restaurant in Montmartre

Discover true Japanese gastronomy at Sushi Shunei, Montmartre's (very) traditional Japanese restaurant. Here, the sushi master prepares minute nigiri right before your eyes!

Nomikaï, inspired sharing plates and unusual natural wines

Since its opening, Nomikaï has been offering the curious, the gourmands and the gourmets a host of plates to share and a multitude of natural wines, all carefully selected in the style of the Japanese izakaya.

Onii-San: the excellent Japanese izakaya restaurant in Paris's Marais district

Japanese gastronomy continues to invade Paris. This autumn 2020, the 3rd arrondissement of the capital welcomes Onii-San; a new izakaya restaurant imagined and created by Arthur Cohen, Olivier Léone and Isaac Romero. On the menu? Delicious Japanese tapas, both modern and creative, as well as hand-rolled temaki for gourmet discoveries.