Sushi Oishii - Table reservation

We were set on a Japanese restaurant and around our hotel it was one of the nearest one with good evaluations. If Japanese food is about delicacy and fine ingredients this restaurant is the opposite. In more than 20 year of regular Japanese restaurant, it's the first time I found a fish bone in a sashimi. Twice. One of the Soya sauce had turned sour and the dishes could not be called good. On the menu one can find nems. It obviously is not a genuine Japanese restaurant which would not have been bad if the quality have followed. To sum up it's not oishii

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We were placed on a Japanese restaurant and in our hotel it was one of the next with good reviews. If Japanese foods about delicacies and fine ingredients of this restaurant is the opposite. In more than 20 years of regular Japanese restaurant, I found a fish bone in a sashimi for the first time. Two times. A soy sauce had become sour and the dishes could not be called well. On the menu you can find Nems. It is obviously not a real Japanese restaurant that would not have been bad if the quality followed. It is not oishii

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This small but charming Japanese restaurant is not far from RER Station (exit Monttevrain). Prices are fair (a lot better than Val d'Europe's restaurants) and fish is fresh and tasty. The service is fast and the staff is physical and friendly. Only the deserts are dissapointing (as in most sushi places).

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I ordered a small menu for 20 euros and was surprised how much I got. First a soup and pickled vegetables, then about 15 pieces sushi ans sashimi and finally 4 yakitori with a bowl of rice. really great food!

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Fast service, courteous staff, best dumplings I had ever, clean and cozy, discount on take away, reasonable price for menus

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