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I like royal Chirashi.There's a lot of drinks. It was fresh. Unagi-don is very good too.

It's a small place but really good for sushi. We almost missed because we didn't book. we chose the 4square app as score ✱ 8. not disappointed.

very good Japanese restaurant held by real Japanese. sushi are delicious and prepared on request. Fishes are fresh. space is small so highly recommended reservation. View menu

perfect small restaurant where you are tasted from high quality sushi. prices are not exaggerated for the quality of the products offered. Bravo to them. Here we find simple and delicious sushi. Try!

a super small Japanese restaurant, very small and a little hidden, but the setting is nice, impeccable reception and nice service. and above all. the kitchen is of excellent quality.Width choice of real Japanese dishes prepared

the same owners as sushi market. a small restaurant close to the radio house to eat on site or take away. frequented by Japanese customers what is very good sign. very fresh and finely prepared sashimi. A treat! Too bad there's no delivery. View menu

We discovered this tiny sushi catererer in the unattractive front, yet an invaluable sushi master hides in these walls. fish are very varied and with an exceptional freshness. Some nights, the commands are shaking and the waiting sometimes be long, so think about ordering ahead.

small restaurant (about ten places), held by real Japanese with counter/coffee visible. it is better to reserve elsewhere to be certain to have room. the map, as well as the proposed fishes are varied. prices are quite high: count 25-30€ for a sashimi assortment (18 pieces,) or 2,50€ the skewer. We had 60€ for one night at two by eating heartily. the menus offered the mini are more affordable and interesting (15-20€). If you are looking for a Japanese restaurant offering products that are not found in the classic restaurant, you are in the right place: bar/ octopus sashimi, salmon egg, fermented soybeans, eel etc. In addition to the wine list offers several cold/hot sak.

We fell on this hole in the wall walking in the 16th, looking at architecture. as it was lunchtime and we were hungry, we went to eat. the small space looked more like a neighborhood restaurant than a destination restaurant that a tourist would put on a list "dining not to be missed." it was small, exigu and offered only uncomfortable stools to sit. about 14 customers at the counters on both sides of the room and at a high table in the center. My friend kept slipping from his stool. However, I noticed that many Japanese were eating here, which I took as a good sign that food probably exceeded its atmosphere. the menu covered a wide range of offers with specialties listed on a table above the... View menu