You sur Paris

Came here bc my restaurant of choice was booked full. Thought it was really small at first, and it is. The depth was mainly rice but im happy bc i love eating sushi rice in my chirashi bowl.

A fantastic, authentic restaurant. It was air-conditioned, so we were able to dine in peace. I recommend their chirashi and their à la carte offerings.

The food is good but the service leaves much to be desired, as do the portion sizes.

Second time at You, excellent food and service!

A truly authentic Japanese restaurant, one of the best in Paris. Having been to Japan, I can attest to the authentic atmosphere, with the warm greetings from the staff upon arrival and departure. The sushi and maquis are prepared right in front of you. And the freshness is incredible! Everything is meticulously orchestrated, with labels placed each time the products are put in the refrigerator. Such attention to detail! Bravo! From start to finish, it's a festival of flavors. Try the desserts; you won't regret it: a particular favorite was the sesame mochi ice cream and the lightness of the Japanese strawberry cake. The prices are reasonable for the quality of the ingredients. The atmosphere is relaxed. The service is impeccable. To apologize for the slight delay in the order of the main course and dessert, our server offered us a complimentary decaf coffee. In short, everything was perfect. We highly recommend it and will gladly return! Thank you to the whole team.

I ordered sushi. The toppings were delicious, but the rice was a bit dry and disappointing. I wonder if it wasn't freshly made, but rather a large batch that had been refrigerated beforehand.

The first thing that struck me was the quality and flavor of their rice; their fish is fresh and delicious, and for those who complain, dig a little deeper into your pockets for premium tuna that is simply delicious and melts in your mouth... the price is fair for the quality of the products... it's one of my favorite spots, and thank you to the team who prepare the dishes, smiling and kind.

A Japanese restaurant in the heart of Rue Sainte-Anne that wasn't bad, but the portions were tiny and expensive. Furthermore, the seaweed and cucumber salad consisted almost entirely of cucumber, and pointing this out to the waiter made absolutely no difference. The three dumplings (€8.50) were in an overly sweet sauce. Customer service is clearly not their priority. This experience led us to not recommend it and we certainly won't be returning. Knowing how to welcome customers, satisfy them, and offer generous portions is not something everyone can do.

The sushi and sashimi were slightly better than average, although the freshness varied, but they were definitely not worth the price. €38 for 9 pieces of sushi and 6 maki rolls, some of which had cucumber... what a joke!

The wait staff was good and attentive but otherwise a bland experience. Chirashi was flavorless, wakame-cucumber salad had almost no wakame in it. Salmon maki and sashimi were bland as well. Tempura and fatty tuna was good but Im afraid they have to up their game at this price, you can eat a lot better in Paris.