OKITO WOK - À VOLONTÉ (Paris 15ème Convention) — Restaurant in Paris

We visited this restaurant for lunch with friends, and while we were excited for a good experience, we were left disappointed. We were two families with young children—a one-year-old and a two-year-old. We were surprised to find that any child below eight years old is automatically charged a 9.99€ kids menu fee, regardless of age. Realistically, a one- or two-year-old barely eats anything, so this policy seemed unfair.

As for the food, the quality wasn’t up to expectations. Some items, like the carpaccio with cheese, seemed far from fresh—it looked like it had been sitting out for a while. Moreover, the menu options were limited, with not much diversity in choices, which was a letdown for an “à volonté” concept.

Finally, the service was lacking. Unlike other similar restaurants, where staff regularly clears tables to make space for new plates, here, the attention to service was almost absent.

Overall, we left feeling that both the quality and value for money could...

We are tourists and visited this restaurant looking for a “a volonte” and choose this one because it’s clearly in the title. It was a “funny” experience because at first we thought it would be fine, looking at the buffet, besides of the restaurant environment being extremely simple and not like a nice sushi place - but ok. So when we started to serve our plates it was always “full of surprises”, the sushi tastes like supermarket sushi, the fried chicken or shrimp ( that was 0,5% shrimp ) were bad, my boyfriend ate a churros that he described as having the texture of an eraser. All the food felt like it was sitting there. I really wouldn’t return.

And there was one guy preparing the sushis and using his phone at the same time ( clicking on the screen with the gloves on ) which we found super weird.

I...

Cozy Asian style restaurant with decent foods and acceptable quality for sushi and rolls, and notice there is a grilled and wok bar to make really good seafoods for you to try, which makes this place distinct from other restaurants (wok). Apart from the ready-made foods on the strays that you could find from other reviews, my recommendation for you is wok of seafoods, you can take some green mules, shrimp, beef and baby squid as much as you wish and take some vegetable, onion, paprika also, then give that plate to the chef who stand in the bar, saying out loud: “sauce Thailandaise svp”. Enjoy your dishes after 5’-7’. Don’t come at very hot day in my opinion since the food quality...