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Nestled in the heart of Paris at 16 Rue Debelleyme, Restaurant OGATA | Sabo is a premier destination for those seeking an authentic Japanese dining experience. This exquisite restaurant combines traditional Japanese culinary techniques with contemporary flair, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts and travelers alike. With a focus on quality ingredients and artistic presentation, OGATA offers a unique menu that showcases the best of Japanese cuisine.

At Restaurant OGATA, diners can indulge in a variety of dishes that highlight the rich flavors and textures of Japanese cuisine. The restaurant features a carefully curated lunch menu that is highly recommended by patrons. Guests can enjoy a unique dining experience at the counter, where they can witness the culinary magic unfold right before their eyes. The restaurant also boasts an impressive selection of wines and sake, perfectly paired with each dish to enhance the overall dining experience.

Authentic Japanese cuisine with a contemporary twist.

Highly praised lunch menu featuring seasonal ingredients.

Counter seating for an immersive culinary experience.

Extensive wine and sake selection to complement meals.

Located in the vibrant 3rd arrondissement of Paris, Restaurant OGATA is surrounded by a plethora of cultural landmarks and attractions. Visitors can explore the nearby historic Marais district, known for its charming streets, boutiques, and art galleries. The restaurant is also a short distance from the Picasso Museum and the Place des Vosges, making it an ideal stop for those looking to enjoy a delightful meal after a day of sightseeing.

Close to the Marais district, famous for its art and culture.

Walking distance to the Picasso Museum and Place des Vosges.

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From service to the interior design to the presentation and flavours of the dishes, everything Ogata has to offer is near perfection. Their lunch menu is a must try. The best part was that we were able to eat at the counter, witnessing where the magic happens. The food paired with the wine/sake list is what we tried and it was delicious and delicately balanced - almost like an art piece being served right in front of your eyes. It was a delight to spend a moment at this restaurant and to later visit their cafe/store. A fantastic experience and a must do if you’re ever in Paris!

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This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in all Paris hands down. The experience of eating here was delightful. The food was incredible and the staff made me feel like I was at home. I truly felt happy to be there eating incredible Japanese food surrounded by an outstanding decoration and kind people. We will definitely come back many times!!

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Amazing set up! If you are looking for an authentic Japanese restaurant OGATA is a must go, the exhibition was interesting, loved the clean and contemporary design of the place, and the Tea ceremony with the Master was just outstanding! 😍 the over all experience was delicious, cultivating, fun and educational 😉 cause that is not just a restaurant , it is an experience 😊

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I was invited to dine at Osaka so I had limited expectations going in. As a long time Paris resident I have often heard of Osaka but personally have never met anyone local who has gone.

I was ten minutes last to the 8pm booking. My friends had arrived 5 minutes earlier but we were all within a normal arriving time. No one accompanied me up the two flights of stairs to my table which was strange as any basic restaurant will take your seat. We were rushed through the ordering and despite asking multiple questions about the menu we were given underwhelming responses with which to make our choices. It was unclear about how much food was coming and despite taking the larger menu option, we left hungry and underwhelmed.

The food was bland. Nothing made us stop and marvel at the flavors. Things were explained in such a basic and rushed manner that it felt like groping about in the dark. During the vegetable main dish (that was recommended by staff) my dining partner had to request salt bc it was bland to the point of inedible. The large bowl of udon noodles was delicate to the point of tasteless.

I felt rushed through all the courses to the point where the staff asked to take my plate during ever course. They came to not only clean meticulously around us at 10pm on the dot (which I understand, we were seated at the bar) but breakdown the room including all the lights in some areas. When we refused anything else after dessert as we were feeling uncomfortable I mentioned « so to let you all go home » with a smile I received a « well we must go home at some point ».

We finished eating the larger menu option at 10:20. We went to the bathroom and by the time paid the split bill at was paid it 10:42pm. Which for the price and kind of meal, it did not seem out of the question to linger and relax afterwards. 2 hours is a normal booking slot when there is a following service but for a late dining booking I have never been rushed out so efficiently.

The overall experience was of bland food, an unprepared rotating staff with limited explanations of the menu and the food when it arrived and a rushed dining experience.

The setting is lovely but there was no time to appreciate it.

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From the entrance, you can already feel the Japanese tradition.
There is a teahouse selling Japanese sweets to take home.( next to entrance)
Go up the stairs to the restaurant.
There are counter seats around the kitchen,tables and a space to enjoy private space with a Japanese-style sudare curtain down.
I had a vegetarian meal.low-fat very tasty, with a variety of vegetables cooked to retain the texture of the ingredients themselves.

Experience Authentic Japanese Cuisine at Restaurant OGATA in Paris

Restaurant OGATA | Sabo is a unique dining experience located in the artsy Marais district of Paris, blending authentic Japanese cuisine with a Parisian flair. The restaurant features a contemporary decor inspired by traditional Japanese aesthetics, offering a serene yet invigorating atmosphere. Guests can enjoy meticulously crafted dishes, rotating art exhibitions, and a vibrant nightlife with cocktails and wines.

Restaurant OGATA | Sabo

Located in the vibrant Marais district of Paris, Restaurant OGATA | Sabo offers a unique blend of Japanese cuisine and contemporary art. The elegant decor and carefully crafted dishes create a serene dining experience, making it a must-visit for food lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

A carefully curated menu featuring authentic Japanese dishes with a Parisian twist.

Menu at Restaurant OGATA | Sabo

Savor exquisite dishes at Restaurant OGATA | Sabo in Paris! Enjoy a unique fusion of flavors in a vibrant atmosphere. Book your table now!

Experience Authentic Japanese Cuisine at Restaurant OGATA in Paris

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