SUSHI 16 sur Angouleme

I highly recommend it. The food is delicious, the staff is great, and the view upstairs makes the restaurant very pleasant. The ramen portions are well worth the price! No complaints whatsoever!

This restaurant is truly fantastic; the upstairs dining room is superb, especially with the view. The food is delicious, and the ramen soups are amazing. The staff is discreet yet friendly. I highly recommend it!

Incredible experience, magnificent restaurant, the sushi and sashimi are exquisite, and the desserts are too. Come one, come all! Thank you again for this meal.

Perfect, as usual. Best sushi in Angoulême. We enjoy it every time.

Excellent sushi and sashimi. Friendly service for takeout. Thank you.

Delicious and something for everyone!

The food is good and the staff is very friendly. However, the service can be distracted, and you sometimes have to ask the servers for help. Regarding accessibility, the place is wheelchair accessible, but the doors are heavy and require assistance.

Very good Japanese food. The servers are young and friendly. The decor, while fitting the theme, could be more appropriate: the elevator music doesn't quite match the stereotypical Japanese decor. In conclusion: excellent food but a certain lack of comfort (seats, tables, and music) and inconsistency in the decor. I still highly recommend it.

After the hundredth visit, I finally had to leave a review. Especially since, if I could give 6 stars, that's the rating the staff and the restaurant deserve. Actually, I've never been disappointed by the restaurant. Always a warm welcome. Served quickly. And the quality of the food! It makes you want to come back even when you're broke...

A two-story restaurant with ample seating. The decor is stylish and cozy. There's plenty of space between the tables. The octopus salad appetizer is a bit disappointing, as the octopus flavor is completely overwhelmed by very fragrant aromas of sesame seeds, chili, mushrooms, and other flavors I couldn't identify. The ramen menus are affordable and satisfying. The menu includes adamame as an appetizer, which isn't particularly interesting but keeps customers occupied while the kitchen prepares the main course. The confit pork ramen (Tonkotsu Chashu) is succulent and flavorful, as is the tan tan ramen (Tanmen), which is spicy minced pork ramen. Each ramen also includes naruto (sesame paste), sesame paste, noodles, a soft-boiled egg, bok choy, and a sheet of nori seaweed. The octopus fritters are quite spicy, perhaps a bit too much so, and the vegetable noodles are bland. The mango dessert, however, is rather tasty. There's a good selection on the menu, including for dessert, which is rare in Asian restaurants. The service is pleasant and the atmosphere is calm with soft background music. Definitely the best ramen restaurant in Angoulême.