NooRi — Restaurant in Paris

Decided to finally give this place a try and was sorely disappointed. The tuna in the tacosushi was tough to bite and too chewy. The flavours were bland. The seating booths inside were too tightly spaced and uncomfortable. Won’t be going back. The original Tanori is so much better in terms of taste.

Edited response to reply to owner’s comment (19/07/25):

“Bonjour,

Nous suspectons grandement un commentaire malveillant venant de notre concurrent Tanori, qui n’est en rien l’original étant donné qu’ils ont ouvert leur restaurant plusorifs mois après le notre…

Bien à vous”

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A restaurant to visit indeed. The experience starts at the doorstep itself. You step into OUTSiDE. Yesss! The floor is made of bitumen like roads. The foldable tables are metallic and along with the plastic tools create a street atmosphere that is very close to Asian street food cultures. They staff is welcoming and proposes options, answers questions with kindness and enthusiasm. We had takoyaki, and two tacosushi. It was delicious, not too greasy, well garnished, and though on the pictures the tacosushi might seem small, it was largely sufficient. However, good eaters must consider an entree or even two tacosushis. I had forgotten my shopping bag there while leaving and they kept it for me until I came back to fetch it. It surprised me that the waiter immediately recognized his clients. There is a real "home" feel. I loved the...

I really enjoyed coming to Noori. Aside from the magic japanese atmosphere and decoration of the restaurant, the food was delicious and the price was fair. They have a taco-sushi that’s amazing. The staff was very friendly and the food arrived exceptionally fast. The dishes were really pretty and tasty, so were the cocktails. The menu and ordering and paying is possible using an app (the app was accessible on my phone even tho it was never downloaded… Magic? Very easy though) but you can also talk to the waitress. I have to make a special mention to the restroom that had crazy lightning and decorations, and a japanese toilet. I would definitely recommend this place for your next Paris...