Inagiku
Restaurant japonais — Saint-Victor (Paris)
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Niché au cœur du 5ème arrondissement, près de l'Île de la Cité, Inagiku offre une expérience culinaire japonaise unique à travers son concept de teppanyaki spectaculaire. Les convives sont invités à s'installer autour de grandes tables rectangulaires où des chefs talentueux préparent leurs plats directement sur une plaque chauffante, transformant chaque repas en un véritable spectacle culinaire. La carte propose une variété de mets raffinés, des sushis fondants aux fruits de mer saisis à la perfection, en passant par des viandes de haute qualité comme le bœuf Wagyu. L'ambiance moderne et interactive permet aux clients de découvrir les techniques de cuisine japonaises traditionnelles, avec des mouvements précis et une dextérité impressionnante des chefs. Un voyage gustatif qui combine authenticité et théâtralité culinaire, où chaque plat est préparé avec passion et précision.
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Inagiku | Restaurants à Paris | Check.fr
Envie de saveurs japonaises à tomber par terre, de se dépayser le temps d’un instant et de boire un verre en salle intérieure ? Le restaurant Inagiku, situé près du Port de Montebello, est l’adresse idéale pour aller manger ! En quelques mots : Une décoration moderne et des murs de pierre apparentes, une salle chaleureuse et très agréable. Un personnel qui se plie en 4 pour vous faire passer le meilleur des dîners. Une cuisine japonaise préparée devant vous au teppanyaki, des plats à manger sur place ou à emporter. Qu’est-ce qu’on mange ? Des menus sont proposés dont un pour les enfants. On y mange du poulet, canard, filet de bœuf, entrecôte, Wagyu d’Australie, Wagyu Japonais, fois gras, gambas, coquilles Saint-Jacques, poisson du jour, sushis, fruits de mer ou encore un succulent homard. Des plats savoureux, de qualité incomparable et préparés maison à la perfection, bonne dégustation ! Pour bien terminer on vous propose des glaces aux diverses saveurs, des mochis et d’autres douceurs sucrées à découvrir à la carte. Qu’est-ce qu’on boit ? Un choix de vins très intéressant, du champagne, des apéritifs : cocktail maison, saké, vin de prune, saké Martini, Kir, Porto, Ricard, Whisky japonais Nikka, Whisky japonais Coffey Grain ou encore Togouchi Blended. Des digestifs : saké sec, cognac, armagnac, calvados ou encore Get 27. Sans oublier la bière japonaise. Des boissons softs : Coca-Cola, Orangina, Evian, Schweppes, San Pellegrino, limonade japonaise, jus d’orange… Et pour terminer un café ou un thé vert jasmin. Envie d’un repas japonais préparé à la minute devant vos yeux, de déguster une boisson japonaise et de vous dépayser dans une belle adresse de la capitale, le restaurant Inagiku est là pour ça : faites-y un tour, ça vaut le détour !
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Teppanyaki in Paris : Inagiku – Orochinagi
INAGIKU Teppanyaki 14 Rue de Pontoise, 75005 Paris, France Phone:+33 1 43 54 70 07 Well, to start off, have to say it’s not an authentic restaurant but until I find better, this is absolutely of no importance. The ingredients are top notch, the service is great with nice waitresses and chatty chefs, so what more could you ask for? Well if you wanted Japanese chefs then I guess this isn’t for you. They’ve tried pretty hard to make it as Japanese as possible though. The cost is expensive. The Inagiku course (@54€) has all you could want, unless you want Lobster, and there are higher and lower priced courses. The Inagiku gives you choice of starter, sushi, seafood, chicken, fatty entrecote (ribeye) or fillet. Of course you still need to order drinks. INAGIKU COURSE STARTER (Two people eating out of the choices available) It’s a SALAD! It tastes like the salad I had in Japan! Therefore it is good! lol Seafood soup! Very good! Fresh! Sashimi or Sushi Very good standard here. The fish was soft and tender, the tuna was almost melting. Way above Yushi, maybe just under Michi. Their web advertised O-toro but no such item was written on the menu. Uni is on the alacarte menu. It tastes as good as I remember, and better than that weird rose flavoured thing at Foujita. Then you get the tofu and veg. I really liked the egg. Frogs legs, Scallops and Gambas (King prawns). And of course who doesn’t like a bit of flambe action. I should have brought my Kusanagi gloves. Wonderful, and I’m not really a fan of sea food! Again, very high standard of ingredients, appropriately priced *sigh* The chef takes the thin slice of meat and wraps it around some vegetable stalks. REALLY REALLY GOOD!!! EXCELLENT! Fatty and sugary and savoury, it’s what makes Japanese food so awesome for me!! Probably the worst part of the meal for me! Had some sinewy meat. The chef will cook it to your desired degree, if you don’t like blood har har. It wasn’t all bad, had some nice tender pieces but it doesn’t compare to the ribeye. Maybe you’ll prefer the more meaty taste, I prefer the fat and sweetness of the entrecote. Wasabi Ice cream with the usual fondant cake. Just a teeny bit spicy! The usual green tea ice cream, authentic! The asian touch was there with the spring roll filled with chocolate. I’ve had teppanyaki in Japan and the meat there was way better lol of course but I was at a hotel with a rooftop view etc. All things considered this is an excellent choice for the next best thing. All I have to do now is find a bad teppanyaki to compare it with. Shouldn’t be too hard… So using my experience…. 8/10 Which is VERY VERY VERY VERY GOOD This grade may change after visiting another teppanyaki in Paris.
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Inagiku Restaurant Paris Reviews | GAYOT
Inagiku Inagiku Paris Restaurants * "Best of" Lists * Ratings Home > Restaurants > France > Paris > 05th arrondissement GO Home > Restaurants > France > France > Paris > 05th arrondissement Change Location Paris Restaurants INAGIKU Rating 11/20 Price€€€€€ 14, rue de Pontoise franceFR 75005 Paris 01 43 54 70 07 View Website Map Cuisine: Japanese / Sushi Quality Japanese food and wines straight from the growers. Openings: Lunch & Dinner daily Closed 3 wks. in Aug. Open until 10:45pm FEATURES * Dress code: Casual Share * Review & Rating * Map INAGIKU RESTAURANT REVIEW: This Japanese restaurant looks like any other one with its geometric black and rosewood décor and its tables with built-in grills. But the food, albeit pricey, proves to be some of the most enjoyable in town. Consider ordering a side of sashimi with your Matsu, or big menu, for a substantial meal perhaps encompassing assorted fresh raw fish, sushi with avocado, crisp fried hors d’œuvres, a pile of fat shrimp, tender beef fillet, and a duo of ginger and chestnut sorbets. Quality vegetables, soya noodles and teppanyaki. Wines straight from the growers. ---------------------------------------- A HEALTHY DESSERT | GAYOT.com This vegan chocolate mousse cake is so easy to do! You will do over and over. Get the recipe. TRENDING ON GAYOT * NEWS: Will Wine & Spirits Save Us from the Trump Tariffs or Not? Read the article. * TRAVEL: A Tour of Alcatraz Prison in San Francisco, CA. Read the article. * COCKTAILS: Enjoy the Best Summer Cocktails. Get the recipes. * BEER: GAYOT's Best Summer Beers to cool down. Check the list. BEST SPRING BEERS | GAYOT.com Check out GAYOT's list of Best Spring Beers to find crisp brews, wheat ales and American IPAs. Check the list. BEST SUPERFOODS | GAYOT.com GAYOT's list of the Best 10 Superfoods covers the most health-promoting fruits, veggies, seeds and spices. Read the article. * Site Map * Latest Articles * Restaurants * Drink * Wine * Food & Cooking * Health * Lifestyle * Travel * Events * Community * GAYOT's Annual Restaurant Awards * Free Newsletter Sign-up * YouTube * On TV & Radio * Reserve a Table * Book a Room * Restaurant Rating System * About Us * About Us * Press * Contributors * Contact Us * Submissions * Partners * Advertising * Content Licensing * Follow Us * on Facebook * on Instagram * Threads © Copyright © 1996-2025 GAYOT All Rights Reserved GAYOT (pronounced guy-OH) The Guide To The Good Life - All Rights Reserved - Terms of Use - Disclaimer - Privacy Policy RATING GUIDE × GAYOT's rating system works as follows, with the highest possible score being 20. The rankings reflect only GAYOT's opinion of the food. The décor, service, ambience and wine list are commented on within each review. Rating of 19/20 Exceptional Ratings of 17/20 & 18/20 Excellent Ratings of 15/20 & 16/20 Very Good Ratings of 13/20 & 14/20 Good Ratings of 10/20, 11/20 & 12/20 Average Rating of Quick Bites (QB) Quick Meal No Rating Not rated because restaurant is new or undergoing changes PRICE SYSTEM × Restaurant prices are coded using one to five dollar signs (or pounds — London reviews, euros — European reviews, yen — Japanese reviews). Prices reflect the average cost of dinner for one person, including appetizer, entrée, dessert, coffee, tax and tip. Wine and other beverages are not included. $ under $20 $$ under $35 $$$ under $50 $$$$ under $75 $$$$$ $75 and up
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