Since opening in October 2024, Espace Gohan has been a Japanese restaurant with a menu that evolves as the day unfolds.
At noon, have your lunch in Japanese style with a teishoku prepared fresh that day. It changes weekly! This is a set meal consisting of a main dish (meat, fish, or vegetarian), with rice, miso soup, and several small sides. We recommend the option with the onigiri!
L’après-midi, take a relaxing break in the book-café. The atmosphere is calm and there are plenty of Japanese or French books to browse on site. We recommend the matcha latte crafted by the barista, with the dessert of the day always excellent.
In the evening, explore subtle, savory flavors around small Japanese dishes. The chef has designed a menu worthy of a bistronomique restaurant, with a focus on Japan’s regions. The drinks list, featuring regional sake, shōchū, wine, beer, or soft drinks, brightens your night! We suggest booking your table in advance!
The izakaya at Espace Gohan welcomes you in a softly lit setting. On the menu, you’ll find vegetarian dishes, as well as fish or meat options, and even gluten-free choices. But note, the menu changes regularly to reflect the seasons!
For summer dining, you’ll discover new dishes: furofuki daikon with its miso sauce, roasted asparagus with miso glaze, a tataki of Katsuo (bonito), a sunomono (cucumber, seaweed and octopus vinegar salad), etc. And on top of that, new summer drinks are on the menu (sakes and original cocktails)! The venue is truly ideal for a night out with friends, family, or even a romantic evening.
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Next door, you’ll find Espace Japon, the cultural center. Espace Japon offers cultural workshops, Japanese cooking classes, and also Japanese language courses. Since the 1980s, Espace Japon has been bringing Japanese culture to a Francophone audience, highlighting traditional activities, or sometimes newer, more modern ones!www.espacejapon.com.
In June, learn to wear a yukata (Kitsuke workshop), discover the Suminagashi, or delve into mastering Japanese dashi, and taste the natto…
This Japanese exhibition in Paris highlights the drawings of the Japanese painter Noriko Koma. It features a series of drawings done in Chinese ink, originally created as illustrations for Japanese haiku magazines. The small works will be for sale, perfect for charming little gifts!
→ From June 2 to 20, 2026, at Espace Japon (free admission during opening hours).More information.
Location
Japan
12, rue de Nancy
75010 Paris 10
Official website
www.espacejapon.com
Instagram page
@espacejapon
More information
https://www.espacejapon.com/
https://espacegohan.com/
