Restaurant Sara - Paris

The reception is more than freezing, and the service is antipathic to the possible. After waiting 30 minutes for all our dishes, we asked for sweet sauce, but "no, it doesn't eat like that". So we decide to take the salt sauce, it was just if the boss would hold us the sauces of his hands: "No, there's no need for that in there." I would have liked my meal not to be spoiled by these inquisitions, the persistent look and the gentle comments of the boss on our dishes in which we finally decided to put sauce.

I went down for the soba but despite the outside panel the owner told us that they didn't do any more. My first instinct was to get up and go like Japanese just next door and I should have. I decided to taste the chicken and rice dish that was disgusting. the meat didn't look fresh at all and the taste not top. big disappointment

Good food, absolutely authentic and homemade. Food menu is short, and a bit expensive at lunch time (there is no lunch set). Beware, they don't make soba noodles anymore. Seaweed salad is very good, and chicken teriyaki is just like in Japan.You eat at a large communal table, not very intimate but the place is bright and clean.I recommend for an authentic Japanese food experience.

A very nice address a little away from the Japanese restaurant district. modern atmosphere and design. personal to small care. and soba to fall - clams, fried tofu, chicken etc. The lunch menu is perfect! Quickly go!

5 minutes walk from my work, I'm delighted to have found this little Japanese restaurant. Soba chicken (with this sesame sauce) was delicious, extra green tea, divine dashi ring (tofu with sauce and fresh ginger). We were delighted with this discovery. This place is reserved for Japanese cuisine lovers, the menu is limited but it proves that it is fresh and the kitchen is done in front of you.The boss was very nice and advised us regarding our tastes. quality was there, so it's normal to pay the price. We'll go back with great pleasure!