Kitchen Izakaya in Paris: photos, reviews, menu

About

Kitchen Izakaya offers an authentic taste of Japan in the vibrant streets of Paris. Known for its delicious chicken katsu curry and an intimate dining experience, this hidden gem attracts food lovers seeking authentic Japanese home cooking. With a stellar Google rating of 4.7, its quality surpasses other Japanese restaurants in the area. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely dinner or a quick lunch, the restaurant provides an exciting array of flavors and textures to savor. The red-haired waitress, known for her friendliness, ensures good service throughout your visit. With prices ranging between 20 to 30 EUR per person, it's an affordable spot for a delightful meal. For those on the go, food delivery and takeaway are available, while reservations are recommended to secure your spot in this packed eatery. Whether you're sipping on sake or sampling their tapas, Kitchen Izakaya promises a highly recommended dining experience.

Price

20 - 30 EUR

Meals

Lunch, Dinner

Cuisines

Asian, Japanese

Services

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available

Offering

Serving alcohol

Dishes and Beverages

Discover the standout dishes and unique drinks that define Kitchen Izakaya menu.

Beer
Chicken
Meat
Tapas
Wine

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Turbigo - Etienne Marcel

Bus stop 102 m walk

Étienne Marcel

Subway station 132 m walk

Sébastopol - Etienne Marcel

Bus station 215 m walk

Sentier

Subway station 271 m walk

Turbigo - Etienne Marcel

Bus stop 89 m walk

Etienne Marcel - Montmartre

Bus stop 174 m walk

4.7

based on 177 reviews

Google

4.7/5 177 reviews

Julie B

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5

Très bon curry

Stéphane Félici

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Petit restaurant avec des véritables plats japonais délicieux et avec un accueil et un service au top. Un petit air de Japon a Paris, ça fait du bien. Pensez a réserver !

Aleks Cuk

Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 4

Great food, great service. Had braises pork belly with hommade mustard paste, cucumber salad and a bowl of plain rice, along with a glass of natural white vine. Vine was probably the least remarkable thing about the whole meal, but still top notch. Everything else worked so well in unison that I just had a huge grin on my face while eating. Pork was perfect, braised in this soya concoction that I could sip by itself. Cucumbers were dusted with crushed peanuts so it made every bite perfect. The mustard paste really elevated the main dish, and I can’t wait to come back and try out their carefully curated menu. Service was equally amazing, the waitress has a great sense of timing, being there when she needed to be and gave great advice on the food while never really going overboard. My desert stomach wasn’t functioning so I’m excited to try them out next time, especially the miso cheesecake. If I was to mentioned any improvements to be made, it would be a slight dress up of the restaurant to give it that full vintage Japanese in the wall feeling (maybe one neon sign) but I’m nitpicking.

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Kitchen Izakaya in Paris