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Omakase sushi restaurant in Paris, ranked among the city's top omakase venues on Yelp in August 2026.
48 places to eat sushi in Paris: 17 à la carte sushi bars, 17 casual sushi spots, 11 omakase counters, 2 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shops and 1 market stall. 7 of them are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Price bands are relative within France.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Omakase sushi restaurant in Paris, ranked among the city's top omakase venues on Yelp in August 2026.
Japanese omakase restaurant inside the Cheval Blanc Paris hotel, listed with two Michelin stars.
Michelin Guide-listed counter on Quai Voltaire where chef Masayoshi Hanada, formerly of Sushi B, serves a single omakase menu to 10 guests at a hinoki counter.
Michelin Guide-listed sushi counter with a single omakase menu, sushi and sashimi made by Japanese chefs, and a strong sake list.
Omakase sushi restaurant in Paris, ranked among the city's top omakase venues on Yelp in August 2026.
Twelve-seat sushi counter in Pavillon Ledoyen, run by Yannick Alléno with sushi master Yasunari Okazaki since 2018. Franco-Japanese omakase; star count not verified for 2026.
Michelin Guide-listed Japanese restaurant with an adjoining sushi bar.
First permanent Sushi Park outside Los Angeles, opened February 2025 in the Saint Laurent Rive Droite store. Chef Peter Park serves omakase from 110 to 260 euros.
One Michelin star in the 2026 guide for its omakase sushi counter.
One Michelin star in the 2026 guide for its sushi counter.
Two Michelin stars in the 2026 guide. Tomoyuki Yoshinaga is known for different cuts of fatty tuna.
Restaurant at 33 avenue George V with à la carte options quoted at 110-150 euros.
Sushi and wine bar from the founders of Onii-San and Ojii, with chef Taku Mikuriya in the kitchen. Lunch menus around 25 to 42 euros; open Monday to Saturday.
Cyril Lignac's restaurant serving sushi and sashimi with cocktails. Found only in a search summary; details not independently checked.
Small Japanese sushi bar on quai d'Orléans, open since 1991 with six tables. Known for its Joh sushi moriawase of fifteen pieces; closed Sunday and Monday.
Opened 7 September 2026 by chef Hiroshi Fujii, mixing sushi, kappo and charcoal grilling with French produce. About 30 seats, eight at the counter.
Rue du Sabot bar with seven counter seats serving creative maki, nigiri, sashimi, hand rolls and chirashi.
Small sushiya on boulevard des Batignolles opened in 2011; chef Kazuhiro Takahashi since 2017 serves about a dozen nigiri at a blond-wood counter. Menu 45 euros.
Semi-gastronomic Japanese restaurant at 38 rue Balard with sushi. A social post says its chicken and beef are halal; not verified, so not marked halal here.
Small sushi specialist at 14 rue Cloche-Perce in the Marais, opened in 2010. Listed on Yelp with a February 2026 update.
Semi-gastronomic Japanese restaurant near Bastille with original sushi and maki, rated 9/10 on TheFork with 2026 reviews.
Sake bar below Sushi Yoshinaga with a short menu of sashimi, maki and small plates to pair with sake.
Semi-gastronomic all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant at 21 rue Vignon with sushi, sashimi and maki. Menus from 25 euros at lunch and 43 in the evening.
Sushi restaurant at 13 rue de Bassano near Kléber, listed on Tripadvisor and TheFork. Operating status confirmed only by listings.
Often called Paris's oldest Japanese restaurant; some sushi items can be ordered à la carte.
Sushi restaurant founded in 1981, among the first to establish itself in Paris.
Japanese restaurant at 9 rue Sainte-Anne serving sushi, tempura and other classic dishes.
Japanese address at 11 rue Sainte-Anne offering sushi and sashimi alongside katsudon and nabeyaki udon.
Fishmonger-restaurant opened in 2015 using ikejime fish, with an Osaka-trained chef preparing sashimi, nigiri, maki and chirashi to eat in or take away.
Sushi and Asian restaurant in the 8th arrondissement built around a conveyor belt for self-service picking. Weakly sourced listing.
Conveyor-belt sushi counter where plate colour sets the price. Dine-in and takeaway, open seven days a week.
Sushi restaurant at 114 rue Truffaut, described in reviews as a leading sushi address of the Batignolles. Listing-based.
Sushi counter near place d'Aligre run by two chefs who trained at Issé. Lunch bento of sashimi and tuna, sea bream, mackerel and prawn nigiri, per Time Out.
Takeaway sushi sold in a cardboard tube of ten pieces, with branches in the 3e, 4e and 6e. Covered by Paris Select Book in March 2026.
Japanese restaurant at 43 rue Sainte-Anne serving sushi, sashimi and yakitori in the Little Tokyo quarter.
All-you-can-eat sushi restaurant at 57 rue de Chabrol between Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est.
Sushi restaurant near Les Halles on rue Grande-Truanderie and rue Pierre Lescot, with Yelp reviews dated April 2026.
All-you-can-eat sushi restaurant at 3 rue Abel Hovelacque, listed by Paris Secret among unlimited sushi addresses.
Japanese restaurant at 15 rue du Capitaine Ferber with sushi, sashimi and yakitori. Halal: listed as halal on mon-resto-halal.com (halal score 4.4); certifier not confirmed.
All-you-can-eat Japanese buffet at 15B boulevard Victor with sushi, maki and skewers. Halal: meat described as halal in reviews and Mapstr; certifier not confirmed.
Japanese restaurant at 46 boulevard de Clichy, founded 2023, serving rolls, gyoza and baos. Halal: described as halal by Paris Gourmand and listings; certification not seen.
Fusion sushi, California rolls and donburi at 16 rue Greneta near Châtelet-Les Halles. Listed on Tripadvisor and Time Out.
Sushi, wok and Thai restaurant at 7 square Dunois. Halal: listed as a halal restaurant on mon-resto-halal.com; certifier not confirmed.
All-you-can-eat Japanese buffet with over 120 dishes and 40 rolls. Halal: the venue's website states all products are halal-certified; certifier not confirmed.
Sushi restaurant at 22 boulevard des Filles du Calvaire near the Cirque d'Hiver, with Yelp reviews dated April 2026.
Sushi and Thai restaurant at 128 avenue du Maine since 2011, open late. Halal: venue site advertises halal-certified dishes; certifier not named.
Sushi and Thai restaurant in the Porte de Montreuil area. Halal: Deliveroo listing states fish and meat are 100% halal; no certifier named.
Sushi restaurant at 76 rue de Turbigo, with a second branch on rue Monsieur-le-Prince. Yelp activity dated September 2025.
Sushi delivery and takeaway chain with 172 restaurants in total in 2025, 64 of them franchised.
Sushi restaurant and delivery chain founded in 2007, with nearly 100 outlets in France, known for Nikkei cuisine blending Japanese and Peruvian.
French sushi chain that introduced conveyor-belt sushi to France over 25 years ago; branches include Bordeaux and Marseille.
French Japanese restaurant and sushi chain.