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This restaurant is really eye catching, the colorful wall full of art drew me in. And the words sushi/ restaurant bar lol. The waitress was friendly she didn't speak English but somehow we made it work. My wife ordered the ramen with beef and I had the R6 which is sushi with tempura shrimp 8 pieces. First bite I was in love this is the first place I've been to in almost 3 years of living in Europe that has good sushi. I was in shock the sushi was so good and my wife loved the ramen bowl. It was really big and it had muscles, broccoli, sprouts and a few other veggies. Day two I had the R6 again and the chicken spring rolls and the wife had dumplings not sure what they are called in French I think gyros anyways they were cold and not they great. I think they weren't as good because she's use to them hot. Overall I really liked this place and I will be back when I come back to Paris.

My husband and I are always looking for great sushi. We were leery because of the reviews, but tried it anyway. They didn't disappoint! We had the You and Me special and I added a tuna avocado tartar. Totally satisfied!

I don't know what I was thinking...a sushi restaurant in France in a mall...what could go wrong?

Long story short...we stopped eating the tasteless sushi surrounded by dry rice and even drier seaweed after just a few plates. They call it "fusion", but the only thing fused was me to the bathroom for the rest of the night.

The two stars are fully awarded to the idea of a fun Japanese place. I thought the place looked cool, with colorful dishes going around on a little conveyor belt around the tables. Sadly, after you've enjoyed that view, you are done having a good time. Service was terrible - after waiting almost 20 minutes for miso soups, my husband was ready to just walk out. We finally got hold of the waiter (who wasn't all that busy at the time, just cleaning up counters and messing around with his colleagues - you'd think customers could come first...) and he had no shame confessing he had completely forgotten ever talking to us! This statement did not come with an appology and his behavior did not improve much the rest of the time we were there. The dishes on the conveyor belt are pretty much the same three or four things going around, so for variety you have to order from a waiter which kind of defeats the purpose. On top of everything, the sushi quality is below average, even for France. Overall, this whole experience was grossly over-priced and the only good thing that comes out of it, I suppose, is to make one realize how much better other places are in comparison!