Sushi Sashi ( Okasushi ) — Restaurant in Paris

If you're a fan of sushi and happen to be in Paris, I highly recommend checking out this incredible sushi restaurant I recently visited. From the moment I walked in, I was struck by the welcoming atmosphere and friendly service provided by the host.

The restaurant's interior was stylishly decorated with modern touches and an open kitchen, allowing diners to watch the skilled sushi chefs at work. I appreciated the attention to detail in every aspect of the dining experience, from the beautifully presented dishes to the perfectly chilled sake.

But of course, the highlight of the meal was the sushi itself. Each piece was expertly crafted and bursting with flavor. From classic favorites like tuna and salmon to more unique offerings like sea urchin and eel, every bite was a delight.

Overall, I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for top-notch sushi in a welcoming environment. The excellent service and delicious food make it a must-visit destination for any foodie...

Why can’t I give more than 5 stars is the question that haunts me from time to time. After a morning in Montmarte, a ride down on the funicular and some walking around, we did a search on Sushi and came across this gem. The proprietor greeted us to our choice of empty tables save one. Little did we know that soon thereafter every table would be taken with the kitchen doing a brisk take out business as well.

Our table of four included our friends Mimi & Bob who went the meat on a stick routes, but were sushi lovers,so we had a generous sampling. The food was great, but the owner was who I remember best as having that excellent recipe of professionalism and a great personality, including for those travelers who won’t be back until who knows when. But that wasn’t the case — he’ll be surprised when we comeback on our next trip to Paris because his food and his restaurant deserve to be...

I found the best affordable sushi place! At first, we weren't sure because the restaurant didn't look fancy, but we decided to give it a shot. We were pleasantly surprised by the delicious sushi and great service. It's a family-run place, and their son was our waiter; you could tell he was passionate about the food. The sushi was really fresh, and they even had Scottish salmon, which is known to be the best in Europe. The rice was amazing too.

We wanted green tea, but they didn't have any because of a bad harvest. Turns out, they proudly grow and harvest their own tea.

What made it even better was our waiter, who enthusiastically shared everything about his family's restaurant....