Placeholder

  • CLOSED: Nanashi
    (5)
    4

    Closed

  • White Veg-options
Lacto
Ovo
Japanese
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Simple Japanese cuisine with some veggie choices. NOT MUCH FOR VEGANS - REMOVED.

Venue map for Nanashi
© OpenStreetMap contributors

5 Reviews

First Review by Alejandro G

Avatar urbanjester

urbanjester

Points +107

Vegan
04 Aug 2017

not really for vegans

My friend recommended that I go here and, while the food was good, I had only one option from the entire menu. My waiter seemed annoyed that I didn't want to order a drink other than water. He ended up being nice and all but I fell I could have had a better meal for the price elsewhere. Even the vegetarian options were very limited.

Updated from previous review on 2017-07-27

Cons: not much to choose from for vegans

Avatar BleueComunorange

BleueComunorange

Points +28

Vegetarian
14 Jul 2017

Nourriture délicieuse, ambiance hip

Je suis souvent allée manger chez Nanashi : la qualité des plats est constante, tout comme leur inventivité. Les prix sont dans la moyenne du quartier : une trentaine d'euros pour un repas plat-dessert-boisson. L'ambiance et le service peuvent déplaire en revanche : c'est très "trendy", et comme souvent à Paris vous pouvez avoir l'impression qu'on vous regarde un peu de haut. Service sympathique, mais souvent débordé.

Pros: Plats excellents et inventifs, Produits frais

Cons: Un peu cher, Service pas toujours efficace, Ambiance hip qui ne conviendra pas à tous

Avatar Lov2Travel

Lov2Travel

Points +33

Vegetarian
22 Mar 2017

nice place, original dishes

Nice kinda trendy place (normal given the area). Quite some options for vegetarians, a bit less for vegans.

Pros: healthy & yummy food

Cons: when ordering I asked to remove cheese as I am veg, I suspect the main dish although I specified I was

Avatar Mairi

Mairi

Points +107

Vegetarian
02 Oct 2015

Imaginative twist on Japanese cuisine

I chose this place for my last evening in Paris. They had just started a waiting list for tables when I arrived. The gentleman who greeted me was very nice, took my first name and asked me to hang around for 10 minutes. It wasn't long to wait and I was ushered to a small table with a good view of part of the restaurant. There was a mix of diners but it definitely tended towards the young and hip(ster), with a scattering of Fashion Week types.

I went straight to the main courses and ordered the vegetarian bento, which today included the grains of the day (wild rice, bulghur and barley), grilled avocado, smoked mozzarella and nuts, with a salad which included roast vegetables. It was really tasty and the flavours all worked together. I paired it with a Kirin (Japanese beer). I didn't bother with dessert but there was a range available. There were also vegetarian starters available, and one other veggie main.

I paid €16 for the bento and €6 for the beer. So, it's on the pricier side but I really don't mind if the food is this imaginative and healthy and served with a smile. In terms of atmosphere and ambiance, though, I think it's pipped by Soya.

Pros: Imaginative cuisine, Good range of veg and grain, Friendly staff

Cons: You may have to queue.

Avatar Alejandro G

Alejandro G

Points +70

Vegan
28 Jul 2013

Disapointing

Not very friendly. I tried to have the bread replaced to make vegan the only sandwich I could eat ...to find the laughs and refusal from the waiter....so we left!

Pros: Nice ambience, good location

Cons: unfriendly personel, gets very busy on weekends

Write Review Update Listing
For Members
Why was my review removed? Guidelines for writing a review View our privacy policy
For Business Owners
Claim this business See inaccurate information? Submit an update here Link to this page from your site See an unfair review? View full terms & conditions

This page has been viewed 0 times.