Pizza bueno laon sur Laon

We really liked the concept and being able to choose what we wanted to eat from the menu. It's convenient to order directly on your phone, and the service was quick. It was delicious!

Small in size but big on quality, this all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant stands out for its refined concept and impeccable freshness. Here, there's no impersonal buffet: you order directly from your phone, and the dishes arrive at your table, freshly prepared, beautifully presented, and always flawlessly executed. This plated service makes all the difference, guaranteeing a dining experience worthy of a true Japanese restaurant, with the added bonus of the "all-you-can-eat" concept. The prices, very reasonable considering the quality of the ingredients, contribute to making this a truly special place. Sushi, maki, skewers, or tempura: everything exudes care and consistency, in a friendly and flawless atmosphere. The only drawback—if you can call it that—is the size of the place. The dining room is small, seating is limited, and you sometimes feel a little cramped. But that's also part of its charm: this restaurant is worth the effort. Those lucky enough to snag a table know they'll find a rare, authentic, and generous experience. In short, a little Japanese gem where quality, freshness, and simplicity blend perfectly—proof that you can be great without expanding your space.

The staff were very pleasant, smiling, and highly professional. We arrived very late but were still well served. The service was very responsive. The food was excellent with truly delicious flavors. 100% fresh. Nothing like the all-you-can-eat chain restaurants. Very good value for money. We highly recommend this restaurant and will be back very soon. We will also recommend it to all our friends and family. Thank you for a wonderful time.

Maki 10/10. Great welcome, but the manager's dishonest attitude regarding the super-tough chicken skewers was no goodwill gesture, as 2 out of 5 skewers were eaten (I thought maybe the second one would be even tougher). A word of advice: don't order the skewer menu because the chicken is rock solid. However, the makis are really good. Don't try to convince the manager, he's in denial. Luckily for me, I'm just passing through.