Tsukizi sur Paris

A good place for sushi..slightly expensive we paid 210 euros for three

A nostalgic sushi restaurant in town!

Rice a little too hard But a sure value in the neighborhood

expensive. However, it wasn't a waste of money because there were types of sashimi that were only available here. It's just that when I visited, there were a lot of menu items that were not available, which was disappointing. The dish is overflowing with flavor thanks to the generous use of shiso leaves. When I sit at the bar table, I am very satisfied because I can watch the chef prepare everything from preparing the ingredients to preparing the dish. Although it was very cramped inside, it was more reminiscent of a Japanese izakaya and had a nice feel to it. The service from the servers and the chef was so perfect that it made me feel like I was traveling to Japan. It is itself. When it comes to cuisine alone, there are definitely better sushi restaurants in Paris than this one. However, there seems to be no place that perfectly copies this atmosphere.

Fantastic sushi served in this tiny shoe box. Prices are pretty great considering the quality.

Very good experience, the chirachi tuna is really very good and huge, you just have to reserve to have a place at the bar which is something you shouldn't miss.

Had the chirashi sushi, and enjoyed every bit! The restaurant also adds different fish that’s not on the menu upon request. Unfortunately the service was unusually slow when I visited(waited for an hour to get the food without explanation), so taking one star off.

Exceptional hare a la Royale as well as the best dauphine potatoes in Paris

Qualité, finesse, délice, dans un lieu hors du temps