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Discover an unknown kitchen, sharing culinary art in Japanese Inagiku
We want you to know you a kitchen that is unknown, to share our culinary traditions and know live in a warm atmosphere.

The Teppan-Yaki Japanese
A few steps from the Ile de la Cité, the Japanese restaurant Inagiku you in a vast marble hall stand where a dozen tables and large rectangular dedicated to Teppanyaki.
In Japanese, Teppan-Yaki literally means "grilled on an iron plate" and is a way of Japanese cuisine that is developed in the 1940s.

This rite, and this type of cooking can also eat well but also to witness a true spectacle for the senses.
Indeed, the guests settled on 3 sides of the table leaving the place of honor to the chief who arrived on the head cap screw and belt knives.
And so begins the show: the food is cooked before you on a hot plate, the smell of food preparation are a delight for the senses even though you have not tasted, skill and expertise of the head are impressive.

Meat and vegetables twirl and quiver on the hotplate before falling on your plate. Change of scenery guaranteed!
Our experience and expertise allow us to provide menus to suit all budgets and a wide range of dishes.

Feel free to contact us for more information, our team will be happy to assist you.
You can contact us by phone at 01.43.54.70.07 or at the following address 14, rue de Pontoise, 75005 PARIS.