restaurant GINZA

After a change of ownership, quality has seriously declined. We loved to come and eat, the waitress was nice and knew our tastes! But with change, the products are no longer the same and we were disappointed twice. Finally we abandon this restaurant (which seems to have closed for others a little further.

Positive points: the reception and friendliness of the waitress and the sushis sui are good enough. The negative points: The cabbage salad bathed in the oil I had never seen any of them like this The makis and doughnuts are also very fat. The wait is very long. The restaurant has a veranda that dries on the street, it's spring, it was still cold, we frozen, we asked to put the heat, they didn't. We spent our meal in greloterf

After a change of ownership, quality has seriously declined. We loved to come and eat, the waitress was nice and knew our tastes! but with change, the products are no longer the same and we were disappointed twice. Finally we abandon this restaurant (which seems to have closed) for others a little further.

The positive points: the reception and the friendliness of the waitress and the sushis sui are good enough.The negative points: the salad of cabbage bathed in the oil I had never seen of them like makis and dignets are also very fat. The wait is very long.The restaurant has a veranda that dries on the street, it's spring, it was still cold, we frozen, we asked to put the heat, they didn't. We spent our meal in a greloterf

Good Japanese restaurant at an affordable price. We had lunch on Saturday noon at Ginza's restaurant with my friend. The room is sober and friendly and warm service. Sushi, makis, soups and salads, if they are not the best in Paris, are of very good quality with regard to the proposed rates. One of the best compromises around the Gare de Lyon that I recommend to fans of Sushis