Fukushima

Chirashi sushi was just as good as any lunch in Tokyo. Everyone at the table enjoyed the lunch set menu selections. Portions on the slightly smaller side. Serving staff friendly. Japanese customers in restaurant which is always a good sign.

Just avoid this place. Bones in the kebabs that are over cooked, little flies hovering over your food and it’s expensive for what you get. I should have know better than to eat so close to the Eiffel Tower but I was cold, hungry and it was late…

Went there after 2 weeks in Europe and tasted other gourmets and the graving for asian food finally kicks in!
Price is okay considering the location but food aren’t so tasty!
Want to refill the salad? Pay extra 2.5 Euro for that tiny dish!
Ordered a Chirashi bowl and an Eel bowl, the Chirashi tastes okay but they have used the sushi rice in the Eel bowl and it’s warm… imagining eating a warm sushi…
Definitely don’t recommend!

If just for a simple dinner it’s a good choice. The shop is small but the price is good and taste good. I suggest the eel rice and BBQ～

We were starving and needed a place to eat a later dinner. We stayed at an airbnb near the Eiffel Tower and we passed this restaurant every time we walked home from the Bir-​Hakeim metro station. Hungry, we stopped inside.
A nice Chinese lady seated us at a table in the back. Her English was barely passable but thank goodness she spoke Mandarin. The menus were easily navigable, although a bit messy.
I ended up ordering the unagi rice, which also comes with a soup and salad. It was basically just pieces the eel that they would have placed in the sushi rolls. They gave quite a bit of it though, so I can’t complain. The salad had an odd version of ginger dressing on it, but I was hungry and it hit the spot. The miso soup had only a couple pieces of seaweed and tofu, but I wasn’t surprised.
My family ordered the seafood udon (utterly flavorless and had only shrimp, from what I could see), the smoked salmon rice (exactly what it sounds like, nothing genius) and the sashimi combo, which came with many different items including sashimi and skewers).
Overall the food isn’t stellar quality but it’s cheap, fills you up, and isn’t fast food (we had a lot of that when traveling, unfortunately). A solid choice if you must.

Restaurant japonais-​chinois correct, menus variés et service rapide — ceci, depuis 2001. J’y vais une ou deux fois par an. Seul bémol — c’est quand même mal ventilé, donc au printemps, quand la terrasse est encore fermée cela devient vraiment une chaudière, sentant le gras en plus.

Comment oublier ce restaurant dont j’ai porté l’odeur toute une après-​midi. Vous savez ce parfum délicat de gras mélangé à de la sauce sucrée, voilà le principal souvenir que j’ai de ce restaurant.
Pour le reste la nourriture est correcte, le saumon est bon sans être succulent et c’est déjà pas mal pour ce genre de «Japonais». Les prix sont également raisonnables pour le quartier et c’est ce qui semble attirer la plupart des clients.
Bien sur, vous vous dites que le restaurant devrait changer de nom, car à chaque bouchée vous vous demandez si le poisson est radioactif, moi je n’ai pu m’empêcher de pensé à une rancœur historique entre pays d’Asie, mais là n’est pas le sujet.

This restaurant is small but the food was pretty good. The portions were generous as well. We had 4 people in our party and went in right before closing. Two of us ordered the tempura special and were a little disappointed they didn’t have the correct sauce but it was still good. The salmon sashimi was amazingly fresh.

This is NOT a destination! But if you’re near the Eiffel Tower and need something cheap and decent to eat, this might be the place for you.
They’ve got decent combos on the cheap, especially for lunch. The yakitori chicken kebabs were pretty good and the nigiri sushi was decent.
Don’t overpay for a crappy lunch at tourist traps nearby. Save some of your money for cooler things and eat some decent, light Japanese food.

Plus de trois ans après,
et bien, on va dire que pour y etre allé a presque 23h, il n’y a rien a dire, des menus express entre 11 et 16,5EUR, avec ce que l’on retrouve de classique dans les Japonais, non japonais :)
Des makis avec de la saveur, et des sushis correctes, avec un saumon un peu gras, mais rien de méchant.
Le service est rapide et propre.
Alors quand il y a une petite faim et que vous êtes dans le quartier, n’hésitez pas.

A découvrir absolument
Un très bon restaurant japonais à deux pas de la Tour Eiffel. Nous y allons régulièrement et à chaque fois la qualité est au rendez-​vous pour un prix raisonnable. Différents menus à la carte qui sauront satisfaire tous les goûts. Un accueil simple et surtout un service généralement parfait. Bref un endroit où l’on se sent bien.

Un décor simple, un service rapide, et de bons sushis (né vous laissez pas influencer par les photos jaunies des plats affichées dehors!!). Ce restaurant est ouvert le dimanche soir, et les prix sont accessibles (menus le midi à partir de 8, 5 euros)