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MIUSHI

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47, avenue Raymond Poincaré, 75116Paris, France
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2024
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2024

Asian bistro serving among others delicious desserts in Paris.

Miushi - wich means close relatives in Japanese language - is above all a family business . While passing the door of chef Alex institution , you will immediately find his brother or his wife, who are ready to serve you. Together, they manage  this Asian bistro, a sort of mixture between french brewery and Japanese restaurant. Salmon Tartar, crusty chicken with caramel, bo bun, sushi, cod burger , bluefin tuna steak, there is one for everyone's  taste. Talking about dessserts, it's difficult to choose between the different suggests delights : chocolate nems, creme brulee burnt with matcha, or molten chocolate cake caramelised  with pecans. If you are stucked at home or at work, don't worry, the restaurant also has a delivery service. You don't have excuse any more !

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vincentN
Visited in december 2016
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Le service est aimable et rapide. En entrée j'ai pris 5 généreux et bons gyozas accompagnés de 10 sashimis au saumon, très tendres, mais plus petits. Je précise que les sashimis sont accompagnés d'un petit bol de riz.
Ensuite, j'ai pris en plat chaud la "spécialité du chef" à savoir un poulet caramélisé qui ne m'a pas convaincu, plutôt parce que ce n'est pas à quoi je m'attendais, car en fait il n'était pas mauvais.
La salle est assez petite, je ne pense pas que le restaurant puisse accueillir des groupes.
En résumé, un restaurant japonais honnête à deux pas du Trocadéro, vous pouvez y aller si vous n'avez pas trop faim.

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