Kintaro sur Paris

04/03/2026: It's too expensive, really expensive for the 15th arrondissement of Paris. A single set meal costs €59, and the meat quality is nowhere near as good as Japanese or even Korean yakiniku—a world of difference. I suggest that anyone who has been to Japan (or even just tried all-you-can-eat yakiniku in Taiwan) shouldn't have the same expectations. Treat it as a new experience in France, so you won't be disappointed. A basic bottle of red wine costs over €30, which is really expensive. In short, the price isn't the main issue; it's about being worth the cost. Unfortunately, this restaurant didn't give me that feeling. I'm giving it three stars because of the staff's service and the shredded cabbage appetizer.

03/02/2026: The best yakiniku! I'm a Japanese person living abroad, and I've been to many restaurants looking for Japanese yakiniku, but I've never had such a perfect experience as this one. It was so delicious, I was so happy I almost cried. The staff and chef were friendly and had such a great atmosphere, it was the best dinner ever. I was lucky to be able to sit here for just an hour on the last day of my New Year's holiday trip to Paris. Thank you so much to everyone at the restaurant.