Sushi Ku sur Paris

Restaurant recommended by Fred Again

One of the best restaurants I have been to. Everything was perfect from A to Z and the quality of the cuisine is definitely worth the detour. The only address in Paris where it is possible to eat authentic Malaysian cuisine

Excellent value for money, the dishes are carefully thought out and prepared with family know-how. The menu is presented to you in detail when ordering, which helps guide your choice. The welcome was warm, I recommend! Ps: the meat is halal

The laksa and ayam manis are delicious and the hospitality is among the best and friendliest in Paris!

It was lovely coming across this humble little restaurant, tucked away in a corner, inside a building , through an alley, beside Folkstone Opera Hotel, on Rue de Casteline. Mr Chen and Miss Heidi are friendly and full of lovely stories. We enjoyed the ' ayam rendang' , ' laksa' and hot lemon tea. Mr Chen even served us sweet sour chicken and prathas ' on the house '. If you are in the area, and crave Malaysian , SushiKU would be a simple and satisfying spot.

Une surprise magnifique. Des plats raffinés, qui m’ont fait voyager. Tout est fait maison, fraicheur étonnante, accueil chaleureux! Je reviendrai pour goûter toute la carte!

An excellent experience had today, during our explorations we came across this charming restaurant. Just visually you know, by its frontage, that this place has a certain authentic character, a history, and that a treasure is found there. It was the case, the dishes and the owners are exceptional and have been here for 26 years, we were served by a woman who is passionate about cooking and that is also how we recognize the quality of culinary music.

Very good restaurant, excellent services. The lady was very nice and taking great care for her customers. ATTENTION: For first-time customers, make sure you don’t get trapped by the restaurant next to Sushi Ku, two are very close. We came for Sushi Ku the other day, and got trapped by a couple from the one next to Sushi Ku, pretending to be also Japanese restaurant, they such a bully and swearing to us after we found out they were not the real Sushi Ku! Unbelievable!

Mr Chen, very good cook and very kind. He made me taste a lot of things to discover Malaysian specialties. Very good 👍🏼

Have been away from Singapore for months on end now and was craving for some laksa. Searched Google maps and BOOM found this gem of an eatery hidden snugly in an office building. Their laksa soup has a fragrant coconutty flavour infused with nice tangy assam spices. I got the chicken version from a selection of vegetarian, seafood and prawn wantons. The handmade flat rice noodle was slurpilly good with the broth whilst the wheat noodles had a nice al dente texture on top of it's slurpiness. In contrast with the usual unhealthy laksa back home, no need to feel guilty when there is a huge serving of greens therein! Also ordered a wanton soup. The broth was rich and thick. The bite into the springy wanton gives you the satisfaction only freshly caught prawns can. Was very kindly given a tasting portion of their homemade grilled soya beancurd wrapped around chicken pieces. The crunch was as shiok as it comes, what more with it's umami seasoning topped with a delightful fruit-ish salad. Will be coming back for some more claypot rice and mayhaps Mee goreng if my calories budget allows for it!🤣🤣🤣