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chez miki is a god among men. ask for miki and order the not so fried rice with a storm shot. trust me, thank you later.

If you're alone and Japanese, I'm not sure you're here. it is a very unpleasant room to be alone. eating is average (remembers me.

slightly less attractive compared to the first time due to my choice of inputs and dish very certainly. However, it remains very good and I recommend the eyes closed.

I admit that the drinks and cakes are quite delicious. However, I feel that there are not enough staffs to clean up the desks or show you to your table. There was a group of young people and was quite noisy.

breakfast last week, with absolutely superb pantyhic sardines, with rice and miso soup 2 small admissions.Here is a very nice address in a nice area not far from the Opera House. Excellent home-made Japanese cuisine with fresh products. excellent service. very friendly staff.Very good value and so close to the opera.

A cute Western restaurant in Paris. This restaurant is always lively! We recommend the foie gras sushi. French people will especially appreciate it! The dashimaki tamago made by the chef is recommended for travelers from Japan as it soothes tired stomachs from traveling in Europe. This is a restaurant you should definitely try when you visit Paris! ! *Since we have Japanese staff, you don't have to worry about the language, so you can enjoy your meal with peace of mind.

a beautiful discovery made thanks to a Parisian friend...You want to break your habits .... you want to get out of the frame, Parisian boulevards. Rise on the side of St. Angel Street. on the side of the square louvois. After a few pictures, extend your path, and enter miki. the menu is tasty, let yourself be surprised by specialties. you travel in Asian flavors....Warning, the restaurant does not take reservations,. present you from noon to have room ... I will come back, it is on ... a great thank you for the welcome and all these flavors ;)

The food is sub-par at best, i went here with high expectations(since 90% of the Japanese restaurant in Paris are really good)but it really disappointed me, the plates were dirty, napkin i had to ask 4/5 times and in the end i had to get them myself, no variety of fish whatsoever, i asked for salmon nigiri and as you can see from the picture it really wasn't. The service i know it was only one waiter, but c'mon dirty plates? Also brought me the water half hour in to the dinner. Atmosphere i can't say nothing positive, very very cramped and that's all I can say. Please avoid it if you can, there's a lot of better choices just around the corner.

First time we eat in a restaurant, still eating, drinking and sharing good time with friends, but the boss just cannot wait to make us pay and push us out, to have other guests inside. Food tasted good, too expensive though, could have better choices on the street. — the restaurant really need to work on their communication, none of us were told before being seated that we had to finish before certain hour. We were pushed from ordering to the end, the waiter even tried to take our plate with unfinished food on it without asking, which was really rude and pushy. Even you are fully booked, there’s more polite way to do it, at least you should make it clear to your guests beforehand, then we wo...