Les meilleurs restaurantsde cuisine japonaise dans le quartier Auteuil de Paris

14/01/2026: If you're fed up with Paris, Auteuil isn't a bad refuge, even for RATP users (line 9, or that venerable line 10 which takes months to introduce its new trains, but anyway...). Tempura, miso soup, royal chirashi, unadon (grilled eel in a bowl of rice)—everyone knows better in Paris; but these aren't bad either, especially washed down with the owner's sake. You could easily imagine yourself in a small town in the archipelago, sheltered in a kind of Japanese "Chez Nénesse," simple and familiar, untouched by the ravages of time.

07/01/2026: Easily the best Japanese restaurant in the area. Although more expensive than other local options, the food and variety of dishes are excellent with a Japanese chef behind the scenes. This place is good for friends and colleagues, and I can confirm that it is very family friendly (especially since this place is my daughter's favorite local restaurant). My only advice is to reserve your table in advance since it gets pretty full.

08/02/2026: Excellent value for money. Delicious and generous portions. The owner is very sweet and kind. A great find in the 16th arrondissement.

29/01/2026: Very welcoming. Fresh fish. Clean.

01/02/2026: Nice atmosphere, a bit too noisy but still acceptable. The all-you-can-eat option is reasonably priced during the week at €23, compared to €28 on weekends. The service is good. They use a tablet system to order a selection of dishes. And the quality of the food is also good. Some dishes are over-sauced, which becomes cloying after a while. Otherwise, overall it's very good. I'll be back.

20/01/2026: A disastrous experience during my dinner at this restaurant. Orders were not followed. The service was perhaps the worst I've encountered in Paris. The waitresses were inconsiderate, unprofessional, and didn't understand French. The cashier didn't even understand my complaints or my remarks about the absolutely catastrophic service. I do not recommend it at all.