Maiko - Table reservation

I was looking forward to this meal of ramen for which we had booked a week before. We were first told that 9:00 was too late and that we had to be there at 8:45 to the maximum for the service. our two friends were already present in the restaurant when we arrived. Only another table with 2 people were eating inside. when we arrived, we were barely greeted and the reception was freezing. the waitress (of which obviously it is not the trade) was unpleasant to the possible. She brought us the cards (without telling us that the single meal was: the soybeans) and she gave us the cards to choose our drink. Not a single rictus on her part and a feeling emanated from her jemenfoutist. under a false...

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I discovered this restaurant, a little by chance. Like many Japanese restaurants, the entrance does not pay for a mine (we even wonder if it's still active), but all life is inside, and especially in the dishes! the menu map is minimal but there are dishes that I did not find in other Japanese restaurants to clermont. in front of us: - sushi menu from noon to 15€ (salade iceberg but with excellent vinaigrette, real homemade miso soup, and 6 sushi and 6 makis tasteus) everything is fresh and done in front of you, it is also said! fish are delicious, the mouths are wonderful. the chirashi dish is also to fall backwards with its fine omelette lamelles and its bed of rice, fish and shavings of l...

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accustomed to this restaurant that we have been in for several years, it is the right address to be missed if you want to discover the authentic Japanese cuisine. The dishes are all prepared with a real know-how to do by a real Japanese chef implanted in a clermont for more than 20 years and there are several classics of Japanese cuisine of every day that we find nowhere else in the other addresses of the city.Bémol for the service that is no longer warm at all, the waitress present since this winter is rarely pleasant and rather drunk, it is a shame. but it does not remove in any way the quality of the meal which is very reasonable price. especially since waitresses change regularly. So we...

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advised by a Japanese friend ( violin teacher) and to please my Brazilian niece amateur of Japanese restoration, we are transported the time of a lunch at Mayko. As tomoko had told me, the restaurant is family, without chichis, but authentic (to observe the table of connoisseurs in front of us, we find ourselves in the country!). for me, I discover, but don't regret, the soup is tasteful, the dishes are fresh, the cooking are top, the ice with excellent tea and makes emules around me. It's not the restaurant of the century, however, for a change, it's worth a visit.

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the ramen were correct without more salty, the reception was deplorable. the extremely unpleasant waitress, visibly customers disturb.

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