Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine japonaise en Nord

18/06/2026: I ordered delivery and I'm very disappointed with my order. The takoyaki didn't have dried bonito flakes on top like in the menu photo. The sushi was overloaded with rice and the salmon was far too thin. I wouldn't order again.

20/05/2026: Quiet restaurant, very friendly and welcoming staff! Excellent value for money and reasonable prices. Very fast service!

26/08/2026: I ordered two meals, I received one, thank you

07/08/2026: Absolutely fantastic! The best sushi in Dunkirk! Honestly, I highly recommend it. It's the best!

10/09/2026: Excellent sushi and top-notch staff!! I highly recommend it!

02/09/2026: Avoid if you're counting on your meal I've tried several times to get a Too Good To Go order from them, and the same thing happens every time: the order is canceled just minutes before the pickup time. I understand that there might be stock management issues, but canceling at the very last minute, after you've already made the trip or planned your meal, is incredibly inconsiderate. And the worst part is, it happens EVERY SINGLE TIME! It shows a complete lack of respect for customers' time. I won't be trying again.

16/09/2026: Excellent restaurant; the all-you-can-eat menu allows you to sample a variety of dishes. The service is friendly and the decor is beautiful. I recommend it for lovers of Asian cuisine.

16/09/2026: UPDATE: 9/16: The welcome was icy, the salmon had a really strange and dry taste. Several of us customers saw a mouse in the restaurant. The first time was okay, but not great. Today it was bad and yucky. The place is beautiful, the menu is extensive. The staff took the time to explain the menu. The food was average. The Hakame salad was good, the sushi was average. Okay, but not great.

19/08/2026: It had been a long time since a restaurant had disappointed me this much! First, I went to the restroom. In my family, we say that this reflects the hygiene of the kitchen... I wondered if I should just leave the restaurant immediately... Then, knowing that everyone at the table had to order either the à la carte menu or the all-you-can-eat menu, but being vegetarian, I didn't want to bother my friend, so we ordered the all-you-can-eat menu. Avocado sushi wasn't included in the all-you-can-eat menu, even though it was on the regular menu (and cheaper than salmon sushi, which was). It was impossible to get avocado sushi without paying for it separately. They're within their rights, but it's really bad business practice... I didn't get wasabi with my maki rolls, unlike my friend. During the second course, I pointed out that they had forgotten to bring me dessert for the first course and that I wanted it... they forgot again. The restaurant closes at 11:00 PM, and at 10:12 PM we were told that the kitchen would be closing soon, our last chance to order... of course, they didn't offer us dessert. The floor was practically swept over our feet while we were still seated. And I haven't even mentioned the air conditioning blasting directly onto the first table we were offered, or the staff's lack of friendliness... The restaurant business isn't for everyone.

10/08/2026: ⭐ Very disappointed, and yet we were regular customers. We used to come to Sushi Kyo regularly, especially because we love their chirashi. Unfortunately, after our last experience, we won't be going back. We came for a family meal with our daughters. Some wanted the all-you-can-eat option and others wanted to order à la carte. We were then told that everyone at a table had to choose the same option. Fine: even though it bothered us since we had come to eat as a family, we accepted the rule and decided to sit at two separate tables, slightly apart. But that still wasn't enough. We were asked to completely separate ourselves from our daughters and sit far enough apart from each other in the restaurant. In short: either we agreed to eat our family meal separately, or we left. So we left. I can perfectly understand a restaurant implementing rules to prevent an all-you-can-eat meal from being shared with someone who ordered à la carte. What I don't understand is how a rule presented as applying to "the entire table" ends up meaning that a family seated at two different tables must be completely separated within the restaurant. Especially since Sushi Kyo isn't just an all-you-can-eat restaurant: it also has an à la carte menu, and it was precisely for this menu, and particularly their excellent chirashi bowls, that we were regular customers. It's a real shame because we really enjoyed their food. But asking parents who have come to eat with their children to separate completely within the restaurant or to leave is a way of treating customers that we don't accept. We will therefore not be returning.