Kaïten

Very good food! A bit on the pricier side but overall wonderful service and excellent food.

The seating was fast and easy for a late night Saturday dinner. I eat Japanese quite a bit and the sushi was not so bad actually. The servers were nice and also fast. I would only give it 4 stars instead of 5 because we came out with a 100 dollar bill and neither of us eat too much. So I didn't feel the price matched the experience but still overall pretty good.

Great for hungry hippos who want their delectables asap! You can just grab the dish of your choice as it goes up to you on a conveyor belt. There's also an option to order some cooked items on the menu. I ordered the beef teppanyaki which was cooked excellently! And the fried rice, the rice for me tasted more Chinese cuisine rather than Japanese but still yum! The sushi's weren't bad, I enjoyed some of the French twists on some of the dishes. :)) I really enjoyed the lychee juice! So refreshing ^_^

We ordered Unagi (Eel) Roll and Nigiri. They both tasted old. Portions are so small, they serve 4 pieces of Salmon Roll, and tiny ball of Edamame. Prices are high and they could have better quality chop sticks. The location and service is good.

One of the more authentic Japanese restaurant in Paris. Been living in Paris, on weekdays, for a year and saw, for the first time, a Japanese Chef behind the counter! If you are craving for a good Tempura while in Paris, you must try their Abi (prawn) Tempura, 6 pieces for €23 (Ouch!!).

€140 for 2 adults (Incl. 2 Asahi beers) not cheap!

I've never been to a sushi place with a conveyor belt but always wanted to go. When we saw this we finally had our chance. Everything was so good and we ate so much we were scared to get the bill. It was so much cheaper than what we expected for how good the sushi was! Such a cool environment and great sushi!

Honestly, this would have to be one of the worst sushi experiences I have had. Everything tastes so bland, no flavor, very weak. It seemed like I was just filling my stomach with food. I'm sure Paris has a lot more to offer for sushi food than this place.