Sazanka - Carta

excellent Japanese tea salon, perfect to discover typical Japanese sweets like daifuku in matcha!

nice little restaurant in the pure Japanese style. portions a little fair for the price but good kitchen (similar though)

very nice tea room, quiet with impeccable service. Excellent Omu-rice (even compared to Omu-rice in asie!), and generally good products and home cooking. copy Ver carta

very good surprise: very good reception, tasty and original dishes. only small flat: the price a little bit high compared to the quantity, but it is caught by the quality!

reception more than pleasant. Cute and quiet setting.A kitchen with original combinations. For green tea lovers, go! potage of potatoes with green tea, matcha frapuccino and. full of other desserts (including beautiful pastries) Ideal for gourmet breaks!small for rather simple but very correct dishes (lightly expensive however).

If I didn't put the maximum mark it was to distinguish it from the starred restaurants I noticed. but sazanka offers original recipes that I had not seen in paris. native to Osaka, the waitress welcomes you in her tea room - restaurant. in addition to offering original dishes and pastries, a small grocery section allows you to buy Osaka products. It's really an address to try. Ver carta

next to the house of balzac, open on Sunday, Japanese decor with very good Japanese dishes.... this noon we were approx.18 in the restaurant, only man in the room and apart from my family that Japanese people who met...I highly friendly personal advice, atmosphere transporting us (we might expect to see each other in a manga!). very good lunch with my family (2 aunts and a cousin).

It had been a while since we wanted to test this tea room but as it is excited we didn't have much opportunity to go in the 16th. Thankfully a visit to the man's museum allowed us to go there. The establishment is well hidden. Once you pass the door you discover the showcase and the cakes that are presented there.To taste the card makes the beautiful part to the specialties based on matcha tea. If it's not too much your thing you'll have trouble drinking something original. otherwise there are cakes some of which are made on demand. It's good, but we're in the 16th.

Well hidden in a small street, this Japanese restaurant will not disappoint you. typical Japanese dishes, a thousand places of the true Chinese sushi. I took a delicious soba (could with green tea noodles), a macha soda, and daifuku for dessert. Great. This restaurant also makes pastry and mixes Japanese and French cultures: the chocolate blend with yuzu is quite exceptional. The welcome is extremely kind and thoughtful. I must mention that the restaurant has only opened to honor our reservation: exceptional. Thank you!I'll come back, for sure, and this little jewel deserves to be known. Ver carta