Kampai Paroisse — Restaurant in Versailles

Let me say this first. This is not a Japanese restaurant but a Chinese restaurant run by "only care about money" minded-Chinese people who don't even go to Japanese restaurant by themselves. I read the other people's reviews and blindly believed that it was a good choice but it was the worst experience... especially THE waitress what the other people talk nice about. Such a gap between the reality and the reviews... We are a mixed race couple and the waitress was suspiciously racist towards us (I still can't believe it). Even living in London for a long time, I never experienced such an thing from Chinese people (never experienced in China town). We even feared that she might spxx in food or put something we don't want to think of in our food... Purely talking about the quality of food... Who would put a positive rating to this food!? It really made me doubt the reviews. For example, potato salad was "too" sweet, probably added sugar in it... Mixed seafood don, they used hot basmati rice (!!??) right below cold fish... Miso soup tasted like just dissolved instant miso with randomly chopped raw mushroom... If you cook for years, I'm sure that everyone can sense the effort of cooking from the meal. And their food... It's easy to feel that they just care about money or they really don't know how to cook a "good" meal. It took more than half day to forget about the experience. If you go there thinking you are going to a Japanese restaurant, you...

The quality of the seafood is perfect . Salmon sashimi is tender and fresh , tuna sashimi as well . The chicken and vegetables gyoza are delicious and grilled not a heavy appetizer. I did not like at all the prawn balls ( sort of fried beignets filled with octopus) . Waiter should explain that each green starter is charged each 3 euros not for both . The waiter did not tell me the mochi selection available to pick from . The prices are on a high range though … expect around 37 euros on average with a wine and dessert , 2 green tapas and 18...

We came here based on the Google reviews after an afternoon at Versailles. We were acknowledged and sat promptly. We ordered the chicken karaage and a crunchy roll.

Both of the dishes were adequate but not what we were expecting. The karaage was not from the best cut of chicken and somewhat fatty. The fry was not crispy, but that may be a chef choice.

The crunchy roll had a large amount of lettuce through the middle of the roll that made it difficult for a single mouthful and was not satisfying to eat. I would not order...