Practical information
Address: 16 & 22 rue Grenata, 75002
Nearest transport: Réaumur-Sébastopol (3,4), Étienne Marcel (4)
Hours: Closed Sunday; Open Monday-Wednesday only for lunch; Open Thursday-Saturday for lunch and dinner
Reservations: Reservations not accepted
Telephone: 01 73 70 46 09 or 01 42 36 63 72
Average price for lunch: 10-19€
Average price for dinner: 20-34€
Style of cuisine: japanese & sushi
Special attributes: standout seafood, breakfast burritos, brunch
Reviews of interest
Sophie Doran (2013) “Rice & Fish Yakimono has appeared in the space that once was Rice & Beans, focusing on grilled meats and fish, with rice and pickle as the name perhaps suggests. All fish is à la marché, sold at market prices, selected by the proprietor himself each morning.”
TimeOut Paris (2013) “Don’t come here for classical sushi, but relax and enjoy the creativity; ‘Krunchy’ maki with prawn tempura and avocado, a Chenille (caterpillar) with avocado and eel, or a Cicciolina (fried calamari, aioli and cucumber). They’re unusual, for sure, but they’re also fresh and moreish.”
Le Fooding (2012) “Au programme, d’extravagants makis roulés par un Américain décomplexé, dont l’imagination sans limites parle à une clientèle écrasante de beauté. L’Hawaïen (côte de porc au miso, ananas, tsukemono, noix de macadamia), le Chenille (avocat, anguille, sauce secrète) ou le Björk (saumon teriyaki, avocat, concombre, poireaux frits) figurent parmi ses audacieuses trouvailles, fraîches et attachantes.”
Emmanuel Rubin (2011) “On y retrouve les recettes classiques de sushi, de maki ou de tempura, mais l’intérêt réside dans les créations originales telles que les makis papaye verte-basilic-dorade ou crabe-daurade-aïoli.”
Meg Zimbeck (2009) “More spectacular was the Sumo roll – an unlikely combination of tempura pumpkin, pumpkin seeds, violet potato, miso and fennel. It packed such a technicolor punch that Futo maki which followed (tofu, avodado, radish, cucumber) seemed wan by comparison.”
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