Japanese cuisine has many aficionados in Paris, and one of the flagship specialties that quickly comes to mind when talking about Japanese cuisine is undoubtedlysushi. Prepared according to the rules of the art, this delicate dish consists of vinegared rice, raw fish or very fresh seafood, and nori seaweed seasoned with wasabi.
There are said to be around a hundred varieties of sushi in Japan, not to mention other Japanese specialties such as nigiri, maki, temaki, and sashimi. In Paris, sushi is one of the most popular Japanese specialties. While some restaurants have chosen to respect tradition and offer exceptional sushi, others prefer to be bold by presenting revisited versions, sushi inspired by fusion cuisine, or even entirely plant-based creations.
Finally, some Parisian restaurants offer a good compromise in order to democratize sushi in Paris, with a quality-price ratio that makes it accessible to as many people as possible while still being high quality. So, are you more intoexceptional sushi,revisitedsushi, or affordable sushi? In any case, find our top picks for where to enjoy good sushi in Paris here!
Saku Vendôme, a Japanese jewel box just steps from the jewelers
On a quiet street in the 1st arrondissement, Saku Vendôme stands as a genuine contemporary Japanese house—an intimate, elegant address where the quality of the ingredients and the precision of the preparations justify the steep prices. [Read more]
ZEN, the little corner of Japan that rekindles the appetite for the return to routine
Sponsored - September puts Paris back in motion. Between the Louvre and the Palais-Royal, ZEN resumes its double rhythm: a fast-paced Japanese canteen at lunch, an izakaya that takes its time in the evening. [Read more]
UNI Paris, the upscale Japanese restaurant by chef Akmal Anuar nestled in the Golden Triangle
In the upscale Golden Triangle of Paris, UNI Paris offers a refined ambiance paired with daring Japanese cuisine. Led by Singaporean chef Akmal Anuar, the menu showcases a seamless blend of exceptional ingredients and inventive flair, all served with sophisticated style. [Read more]
C'Roll Sushi: We Tried the Japanese Spot That's Creating Buzz with Sushi in a Tube in Paris – Our Take
The sushi jumps off the tray and slides into a tube! In Paris, Push-Pop sushi is already making waves on TikTok and drawing a lunchtime crowd outside C'Roll Sushi, just a stone’s throw from the Centre Pompidou. Inspired by New York’s trendy food scene, these innovative maki rolls offer a fun, eye-catching format designed for on-the-go enjoyment. [Read more]
Wrap'n Roll Sushi: the Japanese eatery serving creative, accessible rolls for everyone
Well known among connoisseurs and a must-try for food enthusiasts: Wrap’n Roll Sushi is the Japanese restaurant not to be missed near Saint-Lazare, offering a menu of inventive and affordable maki rolls. [Read more]
Bar Omi, a hybrid restaurant between an izakaya and a wine bar where you can enjoy exceptional sushi in Paris
Bar Omi is the place where lovers of Japanese cuisine and wine connoisseurs meet. A cross between a wine bar and an izakaya, this restaurant treats us to exceptional sushi and lesser-known specialties. A beautiful, refined establishment near the Tuileries and Place Vendôme in Paris. Reservations are highly recommended. [Read more]
Ojii Paris, an elegant Japanese restaurant with an intimate atmosphere and top-flight cuisine
This confidential address bridges the gap between Paris and Tokyo. Ojii is one of our favorite restaurants, transporting us into a chic, hushed world where we can savor refined Japanese cuisine. [Read more]
Hakuba, the Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant at Cheval Blanc Paris
Discover Hakuba, the Japanese restaurant nestled in the heart of the prestigious Cheval Blanc Paris. The restaurant offers a unique immersion in the art of Japanese gastronomy, with Omakase menus carefully orchestrated by sushi master Takuya Watanabe, in collaboration with sauce master Arnaud Donckele and pastry chef Maxime Frédéric. A delicate experience that echoes Japanese tradition and the quest for authenticity. [Read more]
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 that are both modern and creative, as well as hand-rolled temaki for gourmet discoveries. [Read more]
Kifuné: a genuine Japanese restaurant in Paris
Considered one of the capital's oldest Japanese restaurants, Kifuné is also one of the must-visit addresses promising a sensational and delicious trip to the Land of the Rising Sun, thanks to its rich menu and authentic recipes. [Read more]
Hokusai, the Japanese fusion restaurant, discreet and seductive - Paris 16e
We're off to Hokusai, this discreet Japanese restaurant, nestled within the Le Metropolitan hotel in Paris's 16ᵉ arrondissement. Like us, discover its fusion cuisine blending tradition and Latin influences. An elegant setting and a refined menu, this is sure to seduce. [Read more]
Saint Laurent opens Sushi Park, an upscale Japanese restaurant in its Rive Droite boutique
Saint Laurent inaugurates Sushi Park Paris, the iconic Los Angeles Japanese restaurant, in the basement of its Rive Droite boutique from February 21, 2025. This new address at the crossroads of Japanese gastronomy and fashion offers an exclusive omakase experience, imagined by chef Peter Park, from Tuesday to Saturday. [Read more]
Pink Koï Paris, the immersive and festive Japanese restaurant at Les Halles - video
Alerts, friends: we're unveiling an exclusive Japanese restaurant called Pink Koï Paris, which may well attract the whole of Paris. A huge, immersive, animated restaurant with different spaces, the first restaurant in Paris dedicated to Japanese robata (Japanese barbecue) with succulent yet accessible dishes, we're running. [Read more]
Ponzu, the 16th arrondissement's Japanese cantine and its signature sushi
Not far from Place Victor Hugo, Ponzu is a well-known address for locals who come here to share a meal or dine on Japanese specialties. [Read more]
Chakaiseki Akiyoshi, the first tea ceremony restaurant gets its first Michelin star
Chakaiseki Akiyoshi is the name of the world's first tea ceremony restaurant outside Japan. In the 15th arrondissement of Paris, you can discover this Japanese gastronomic establishment, which has just been awarded its first Michelin star. [Read more]
Iodé, Paris's genuine affordable sushi bar
Forget your preconceptions about sushi counters ('too expensive', 'too stuffy'), the Japanese restaurant Iodé has landed in Paris to demonstrate that it's possible to combine responsible French fishing, affordable prices and a genuine culinary voyage. [Read more]
Vesper launches its festive cocktail & sushi bar in Paris
Head to the Vesper Bar to discover its cocktail & sushi bar, open daily from 6pm to 2am. Enjoy a cocktail or mocktail with good sushi in a festive atmosphere. [Read more]
Akira Back Paris, the Prince of Wales's modern Japanese restaurant
Akira Back, the Prince of Wales's modern Japanese restaurant, is celebrating its 1st anniversary. It's an opportunity to (re)discover the place, with some lovely new additions to the menu. [Read more]
Find the location of all these addresses by clicking on the map at the bottom of the article.
