Showing posts with label japanese. Show all posts
Showing posts with label japanese. Show all posts

Thursday, May 31, 2007

Kyotori

If you're looking for a good place for lunch near Opéra try Kyotori, it is the best little japanese restaurant I've been to in Paris. They put the good stuff on every table, and by good stuff I mean homemade sweet soy sauce, so addicting. For 6 euros you get a bowl of miso soup with lots of soja and mushrooms, a cabbage salad, a bowl of rice, and 4 brochettes, the chicken balls and chicken strips, plus your choice of either their special cocktail or a café. And people say you can't eat cheap in Paris! They also have really good sushi and Japanese beers. Régis said he thought their sushi was some of the best he'd had in Paris, and he loves sushi.

Next week we're going to do their take out (10% off) and eat in the park right next to their restaurant. Then we're going to check out 1001 lists, a wedding list place to make your registry, which is close by. My friend Christophe and his fiancée Marie-Alice just used them to make their list and they said it worked out really well. I'll post more about that once I get their brochure. They have the most beautiful wedding gowns in their window, too. I wish I had had my camera with me. Maybe they'll be the same next week.

Kyotori
10, rue Chabanais 75002 PARIS
01 42 60 06 99