Mikaku - Menú

Open late .good sushi .space kind of small .great place to be during sunny afternoons in the levallois perret area

very good food, I ordered a combination of salmon and the sashimi was excellent, service was very good too and the restaurant is very clean!

I visited the place only yesterday evening, it is not big, it has only few tables, but many people come for take away, food was very good and freshly prepared, service was very quick. I recommend to try.

I'm going to eat regularly in this restaurant and it's always very good.Created sushi, excellent value, very pleasant and fast service, fresh fish (it's seen and felt) I recommend without hesitation !!!!

crusti maki lawyer forming excellent with chicken and delicious shrimp ramen! desserts were up to the dishes. the perfect service and the simple but user-friendly setting for an evening between girlfriend ;-)

A little cozy Japanese food restaurant. It's located in the northern outskirts of Paris. A rich range of sushi, rolls, hot meals. I went to dinner, people were very small. Porcium's big, it's good. There's wine.

super restaurant for those who love sushi or not, because the menu is varied and offers other Japanese dishes (potiron, nems, ravioli ...)!the waitress is very nice and even offers nougats with jasmin tea (very good).

nothing exceptional, to the limit it is better to focus on the bowl of ramen or the udon. I wasn't lucky, the californias wasn't fresh. for the record, I had the chance to arrive 45 minutes before my resa of 22:30, the cook leaves at 22:00.

During a party with friends, we chose home delivery. my personal selection criterion being the option of choosing vegan dishes. potiron croquettes and delicious vegetables. gyozas excellent. california maki (concombre/vocado for me) very good. We've all been enjoying ourselves. those who took salmon loved it. perfect nems. only small disappointment for the ramens and udons that do not exist without meat and that seemed a little fade next to the rest: less raised (we would have had to eat them first). In any case, the mikaku was unanimous.