Toritcho sur Paris

Authentic Japanese restaurant, the entire team is Japanese. The older chefs prepare the sushi right in front of you. Even the waitresses are Japanese and have a little trouble with French, so it's best to speak English if you have any questions. Special mention for the sea bass, scallop, and eel sushi; the rice was also good. The appetizers are tiny, so it's best to order one per person if needed. Everything we ordered was good except for the salmon, which was just okay, and the red bean paste dessert (way too sweet, and you can tell it came from a can... don't order dessert here, it's not worth it. For a Friday night, the restaurant was quite empty, so I don't think you needed a reservation. They don't have a website or online booking system; it's only by phone.

One of the friendliest restaurants (Japanese sushi bar) in Paris 👍 It just keeps getting better and better! Congratulations to the team!

A truly excellent sushi restaurant, a real "Japanese" place in the neighborhood, a welcome change from all the imitations, especially since it's not too expensive, particularly at lunchtime. The sushi melts in your mouth, special mention to the excellent Maguro tuna! Definitely worth trying; it's nothing like the other fake Japanese restaurants around here. Furthermore, the service was very good; our two waitresses were very helpful and smiling. It wasn't easy to make myself understood with one of the waitresses who spoke little French, but that's part of the experience, and I got to practice my Japanese. I highly recommend it; it's going to become my go-to sushi spot in the area. I went twice in less than a week. Enjoy!

Ronald Ivauch, a food critic since 1973 and a former Michelin Guide contributor who awarded stars to great restaurants and even removed some! Toritcho is, for me, one of the best authentic Japanese restaurants in Paris, and what's more, it's not that expensive compared to its rip-off counterparts. I particularly appreciate the freshness of their fish and their consistently excellent variety. A special mention for the negitoro (dried fish), which have a unique flavor. As my great-grandfather would say: when I go there, I'm on cloud nine, and I'm not talking about my cane! All joking aside, I highly recommend this Japanese restaurant. I would add, however, that one of your waiters could have the courtesy to smile; your waitresses, on the other hand, are very pleasant. Thank you again, I'll be back to stuff myself silly.

Excellent Japanese restaurant with authentic Japanese chefs. The restaurant has been around for 35 years. Friendly atmosphere, fast service, and high-quality sushi.

Great place to have sushi here in Paris! Loved the sashimi especially the toro! Majority of the sushi and sashimi were very fresh!

Delicious, authentic food and heartfelt, kind & effective service in an typical Japanese atmosphere. My go to Japanese diner before every cinema session. 🩶

People are very nice, food is very classic.

food was good (i got the chiirashi bowl). not much flavor and i had to add soy sauce but the fish was fresh and soup was hot.

The restaurant is well located, not far from the Montparnasse metro station. We ordered several dishes to share. We were disappointed by the tempura (bland and lacking salt). The tonkatsu chicken was a bit dry. The eel was good, but the best part of the meal was ultimately the sushi. Value for money: excessive. Luckily, the service was very friendly.