Kokoya sur Paris

Good, very Japanese and authentic sushi in a small shop. A wide variety of fresh fish for a fair price for quality.

The dishes at the top, very beautiful presentation, fresh products of good quality. On the other hand, the welcome was not warm, too bad. We have the impression that as soon as we finish our dish we have to leave: the boss took away my desert that I was just finishing eating 😬 very disturbing situation. The atmosphere with the paintings makes for a sad atmosphere....I think it's better to order the meal at home.

One of the Best Japanese in Paris!! Everything is great, the fish is very fresh! I go there all the time and I'm delighted

Everything is delicious, from starter to dessert! The restaurant is not very pleasant, I recommend takeaway instead.

REAL Japanese cuisine. Delicious

Delicious sushi place, rice is perfectly cooked (rare in Paris). Fish quality is high and food looks authentic. I recommend :)

Excellent authentique Japanese 🇯🇵 The restaurant provides various and well-known Japanese dishes e.g. sushi, sashimi, and bento The food was as good as the dessert. Unfortunately there's very limited place to eat in.

The best sushi for me! Definitely worth testing

Very good value for money. OK. On the other hand, the service is not good at all. I call for a simple take-out order. They tell me 40 minutes. I arrive 40 minutes later, I wait 10 minutes for my presence to be recognized (not a hello, nor a sign or a look). Then another ten minutes to receive my order. Tell me a time if you can't handle the flow of customers so I can organize. And above all, when you have so many customers, you take extra. You generate enough turnover and it is not reasonable to put a single person in the room for around ten people crowded together and half outside waiting like me over and over again. The person in the room seemed so overwhelmed and borderline annoyed. Hire, you will be very relieved madam.

Very regular customer for “takeaway” and very occasionally in the dining room. All good, all good. A real Japanese person (not that many in Paris). Go for it!