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Top 5 Japanese food in Thoiry, France
Discover Restaurants offering the best Japanese food in Thoiry, France including Seazen, Palais d'Asie, Restaurant MIkawa, Kamome, Yuwaku
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1. Seazen
Overall Ratings
3 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By SusanG2537
What a find hdden away in an industrial area! Prompt and friendly service, clean, comforatable, and well spaced tables. Hands on friendly manager very present. Everything is good to eat, the Thai pizza was delicious. Very fresh food, endless choices including pasta, european dishes, and mainly chinese, japanese and thai. Reasonable prices and good coffee. Highly recommended.
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2. Palais d'Asie
Overall Ratings
3 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Safkan
The open bar has a very large choice. You will not end up hungry here but the quality of the food is rather average.I would go back here when I will be very hungry and not expect much.
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3. Restaurant MIkawa
Reviewed By Brent M
We ordered for delivery through RestoMouv.fr. I hadn't heard of this place (we recently moved to Prevessin and I've only passed through Crozet once), but I was impressed to see lesser-known Japanese food like okonomiyaki on the menu, so we gave it a try. Having been an exchange student in Japan for a year, I'm no expert but I have a taste for good Japanese food. It's easy to find in Los Angeles where I'm from, somewhat harder in other places I've lived like Seattle and New York, and I haven't really bothered looking for it around here. But Mikawa has turned out to be a real surprise! The okonomiyaki was just like in Osaka (don't think I've really found it elsewhere), the gyoza was good and had an excellent sauce that reminded me of an all-gyoza restaurant I went to once with my host family, the yakiniku-don was great, the yakisoba was an authentic restaurant version (I prefer the simplified version usually served at outdoor festivals but still really good), and the karaage curry was also the real deal. This was definitely some of the best and most authentic Japanese food I've had outside of Japan! The prices were also quite good, for the Pays de Gex or really for Japanese food anywhere. I can't comment on the service as we had the food delivered (the delivery guy was nice, but I don't think he's associated with the restaurant itself).
4. Kamome
Overall Ratings
4 based on 284 reviews
Reviewed By KeySir77
This Japanese restaurant is very good. Unfortunately they donât do ramen. Menu is good, meat served by chefs in the middle of restaurant, quite a show if you like it. Choice of wines very expensive, like rest of Geneva. Food was delicious. Very friendly staff. Dear Ketjil S,Many thanks for taking the time to post your comments further to your visit at our Kamome restaurant Your nice comments referring to the service and food served are appreciated; rest assured that they will be shared with the teamsThanking you again for your time and feedbackYours SincerelyNicolas Meylan
5. Yuwaku
Reviewed By enzoenzo
We waited 40 minutes for our dish and they brought the main course before the starter. It took ANOTHER HOUR for the starter to be served, at which point we were so fed up and disappointed, we wanted to cancel but they told us it was too late and that we would be charged.The place is also decorated in a terribly cheap and tacky way- lots of culturally offensive pseudo-asian decor and plenty of plastic plants and token bamboo.The cocktails are also horrendous with chemical food colouring and candy used to disguise the cheap liquor... Why bother?!The only redeeming detail was that the food was actually quite tasty! That being said, everything else was such a disaster that we will not return and could not possibly recommend this place.
