Sushiis one of the flagships ofJapanese gastronomic , a cuisine that is hugely popular in Paris. Japanese restaurantsare legion here, whether for sampling the great classics or introducing Parisians to new takes on traditional dishes.
However, the sushi that has become popular in the capital is quite different from the dish it represents in Japan. There are around a hundred varieties, the best known of which are nigiri,maki, andtemaki. Although they can be found in bothpopular izakayasand high-end restaurants, sushi remains the result of meticulous work, consumed by the Japanese on occasion, with respect for a whole set of rules of etiquette.
If you've already had the opportunity to visit the Land of the Rising Sun or if you want to discover sushi made according to the rules of the art for the first time, here are some exceptional addresses in Paris that are not to be missed.
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]
Zen, the restaurant for real Japanese sushi in Paris
Sponsored - Selected by the Michelin Guide for several years, ZEN is much more than just a Japanese restaurant in Paris. It's a true culinary voyage, where the quality of the raw fish and the precision of the Japanese gesture make all the difference for exceptional sushi... [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]
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]
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]
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.
