Sakura - Pantin

Passing through this little restaurant, I was there at half an hour from the closure, despite everything, I was very welcome and the staff is kind, which is already very positive. The restaurant is very well kept and clean, I ordered a chirashi assortment as well as a saké in a cup that I drank hot, all served obviously with miso soup and cabbage salad. The whole thing was pretty good, I felt a real effort on the kitchen, the fish was very fresh (even if it was a breeding salmon, but for the price, I wouldn't do the fine mouth), the pleasant saké to drink to digest the copious meal, the only small thing to reproach being the rice that was a little bit dry to my taste, but still good. In the end, a good quality price ratio and a rather interesting restaurant to discover.

From crossing to pantin, I went to sakura's, the reception was very pleasant. The service was very well in line with my pace. The kitchen was good, the menu was hearty, very affordable financially and very good.

From the quality of the ingredients to the quality of the service, to the speed at which we were served, there is nothing to say.

Nice service. the dishes are generous: miso soup, cabbage salad, white rice with yakitori beef yakitori cheese very good. californias lawyers shrimp very good too. reasonable prices. I got out of the diner the belly really full. next time I'll try the californias with the tempura shrimps who looked super good too.

No surprises in this Japanese restaurant. Menus similar to what you can find elsewhere. The miso soup is very diluted and insipid. The fish is fresh and the sashimi I took was very good.For the rest, everything is identical: coconut balls, marinated cabbage, rosé in pichet. I've seen it before, no surprise.