©Onii-San
At the top of rue des Archives, a little before rue de Bretagne, this small Japanese restaurant that we visited on July 10, after confinement, offers delightful tapas.
Deco: Elegant and warm, the decoration signed by the Ucrhonia architectural firm hits the mark. The exposed stone walls contrast with another wall made of accumulations of old vases. The brown leather seats in front of the black tables and the large white marble counter are comfortable and placed on a raw cement floor.
Atmosphere: Intimate with just the right amount of sophistication. The young team working around the tables takes great care. Good vibe.
Kitchen: Modeled on the izakaya (bistro in Japanese), we enjoy medium portions of delicious dishes with a twist of Spanish inspiration and washed down with a fine selection of sake, beers, tea or natural wines.
In the kitchen: Issac Romero (ex- Holiday Cafe) and Risa Ichimaru (ex- Soba Shelter) reign supreme here. The tandem prepares its dishes with ultra-fresh products according to the day's arrival.
The command : White peach salad, katsuobushi (slices of dried bonito), crunchy samphire / Fatty tuna tartare with trout roe, wasabi cream and ponzu sauce seasoned with yuzu and jalapeno / Plate of tuna and salmon maki / Toro tuna Katsu / Tarte Tatin with black sesame and raw cream.
Is it good ? Delicious, delicate. The salty, tangy and sweet flavors explode in the mouth. Everything is balanced. The dishes are interpreted accurately.
Which table? The middle table on the right, for 2 people. Placed in front of the stone wall, with its back to the porcelain vases, it is positioned between two tables of 4.
Customers : Young art dealers, smart people from the neighborhood and elsewhere, fashionistas.
Onii – San
82, Rue des Archives, 75003 Paris
Tuesday to Saturday from 12:00 p.m. to 14:30 p.m. then from 19:00 p.m. to 23:00 p.m.
Tel: +01 45 35 14 60 XNUMX
Text: Katia Barillot
Photos: ©Onii-San
06.10.20
UNE LITTLE HUNGRY ?
Quick lunch at Titi Palacio
On the second floor of this youth hotel (a hostel) is an indoor tavern which is reminiscent of the Mama Shelter in Lisbon. Except that here, we are in Paris and at the Titi Palacio, a hostel concept with dormitories and single rooms and a restaurant with a veranda…
Oysters and fish: P'tit Mousse knows his job
Why bother going to Wepler or La Coupole, when there is P'tit Mousse? Both an oyster bar and a fish restaurant, this address on Rue Rambuteau advantageously replaces the Parisian brasseries on Place Clichy and Boulevard Montparnasse.
Breton house, Brittany rue de Rivoli
A stone's throw from the Saint-Paul metro station and a stone's throw from the BHV, a little piece of Brittany has just been established. At the helm of this new ship, chef France. Originally from Finistère, she has been making crepes for over 20 years, so after experiencing the takeaway kiosk – Food Breizh on the banks of the Seine…
NOW ON
LE MARAIS MOOD
The Marais Crossings 2024: surprises and emotions (from 13/15 to 09/XNUMX)
From September 13 to 15, 2024, Le Marais celebrates the 10th anniversary of its cultural festival “Les Traversées du Marais”. Under the theme of “Surprise”, this anniversary edition promises to shake up the senses and certainties of strollers, in a district where history rubs shoulders with the avant-garde.
Heritage Days 2024: the secrets of the Marais
Le Marais, an architectural showcase of historic Paris, is preparing to reveal its hidden treasures during the 2024 Heritage Days. This district, once a marshland that became a stronghold of the nobility in the XNUMXth century, is home to an exceptional density of private mansions and historic buildings, silent witnesses to the splendor of yesteryear.
Private cruise on the Seine: a perfect moment
Like the Olympic athletes at the opening ceremony, Le Marais Mood embarked on a cruise on the Seine. But for a private cruise, in a small group (six passengers), with champagne on tap. This is what Green River Cruises offers for 450 euros for a one and a half hour cruise.
