As a Paris resident, I know that the search for good sushi does not end when traditional restaurants close for the night. In the evening, after the theater or a night out at bars, finding a place that stays open late and serves fresh food is a luxury. This guide focuses on real, tried-and-rated spots where you can eat well without overspending, even at unreasonable hours. Here, I prioritize fish quality and fair pricing, steering clear of tourist traps and toward places locals actually visit.
Kanpai Paris
Kanpai Paris, 19 Rue Bréa, 75006 Paris. Google rating: 4.9/5 (1015 reviews). Price: Moderate. See on Maps. Website: https://www.kanpaiparis.fr/. Hours: Closed on Monday; Tuesday-Wednesday 12:00-14:45, 19:00-22:30. Located in the Saint-Sulpice neighborhood, Kanpai is an absolute benchmark. The atmosphere is warm, almost family-like. The value for money is excellent given the quality of the sashimi on offer. It is the perfect place for a calm, refined dinner before heading to the terraces on boulevard Saint-Germain.
Le Petit Japonais
Le Petit Japonais, 13 Rue Cloche Perce, 75004 Paris. Google rating: 4.7/5 (1258 reviews). Price: Moderate. See on Maps. Website: http://lepetitjaponais.fr/. Hours: Monday-Wednesday 12:00-14:30, 18:00-22:55. Tucked away in the Marais, this small restaurant offers an intimate experience. Since rue Cloche Perce is pedestrian and quiet, you can enjoy a peaceful meal right in the heart of Parisian bustle. The sushi is fresh and well presented. It is a reliable choice for anyone looking for authenticity and simplicity without compromising on taste.
NKI SUSHI Paris
NKI SUSHI Paris, 12 Av. Mac-Mahon, 75017 Paris. Google rating: 4.9/5 (469 reviews). See on Maps. Website: https://nkisushi.dishop.co/. Hours: Monday-Wednesday 11:30-14:30, 19:00-23:00. On avenue Mac-Mahon, near place de l'Étoile, NKI serves carefully prepared Japanese dishes. The address is convenient for those who live or work in the 17th arrondissement. Its high rating reflects the kitchen's consistency. Open until 23:00 in the evening, it is a solid option for a late dinner after a busy day on the Champs-Élysées.
Leader Sushi
Leader Sushi, 78 Rue Rambuteau, 75001 Paris. Google rating: 4.5/5 (3853 reviews). Price: Moderate. See on Maps. Website: https://leadersushi.com/. Hours: Monday-Wednesday 11:00-23:00. Located on rue Rambuteau, Leader Sushi is an institution in central Paris. With more than 3,800 reviews, the place's popularity speaks for itself. It is the perfect spot to pick up lunch for Parc des Arts et Métiers or to have a quick dinner after work. Portions are generous and prices remain accessible despite the central location.
Hoki Sushi
Hoki Sushi, 22 Rue Pierre Lescot, 75001 Paris. Google rating: 4.4/5 (1404 reviews). Price: Moderate. See on Maps. Website: https://hokisushilescot.fr/. Hours: Monday-Wednesday 11:00-01:00. If you are looking for something truly late, Hoki is your best ally. Open until 1 a.m., this restaurant on rue Pierre Lescot lets you have a real sushi meal well after other places have closed. Its location, close to the Louvre and Châtelet, makes it a strategic landmark for Parisian night owls who want to avoid low-quality fast snacks.
Le Bar à sushi Izumi
Le Bar à sushi Izumi, 55 Bd des Batignolles, 75008 Paris. Google rating: 4.7/5 (510 reviews). See on Maps. Website: http://www.lebarasushi.com/. Hours: Closed on Monday; Tuesday-Wednesday 12:00-14:00, 19:30-22:00. In the Batignolles neighborhood, Izumi offers a more relaxed atmosphere. boulevard des Batignolles is lively in the evening, and this restaurant fits perfectly into that urban setting. Reviews praise the freshness of the products and the efficient service. It is an excellent option for residents of the 8th and 17th arrondissements who want to avoid traveling into the center.
Zakuro
Zakuro, 4 Rue de Port-Mahon, 75002 Paris. Google rating: 4.8/5 (782 reviews). See on Maps. Hours: Closed on Monday; Tuesday 19:00-21:00; Wednesday 12:00-13:00, 19:00-21:00. On rue de Port-Mahon, near the Opéra Garnier, Zakuro stands out with a more gastronomic approach. The hours are more limited, but the quality makes the effort worthwhile. It is the place to choose for business dinners or special occasions in the 2nd arrondissement. The atmosphere is elegant and discreet, far from the bustle of the main thoroughfares.
Bloom Sushi Wagram
Bloom Sushi Wagram, 99 Rue Jouffroy d'Abbans, 75017 Paris. Google rating: 4.7/5 (930 reviews). Price: Expensive. See on Maps. Website: https://bloomsushi.fr/. Hours: Monday-Wednesday 12:00-14:00, 19:00-22:00. For a different experience, Bloom Sushi offers high-end vegan sushi. Located on rue Jouffroy d'Abbans, this address attracts a conscious and demanding clientele. Although the price is higher, the creativity of the dishes and the quality of the plant-based ingredients make it an interesting culinary discovery. It is a healthy, modern alternative to traditional fish sushi.
Practical information
To reach these places, the metro is your best friend. Hoki Sushi and Leader Sushi are accessible via Châtelet or Les Halles stations (lines 1, 4, 7, 11, 14). Kanpai Paris is near Saint-Sulpice (line 4) or Odéon (lines 4, 10). Le Petit Japonais is just steps from Hôtel de Ville (lines 1, 11) or Hôtel de Ville (line 1). NKI SUSHI and Bloom Sushi are close to Ternes (line 2) or Wagram (line 3). Le Bar à sushi Izumi can be reached from Brochant (line 13) or Place de Clichy (lines 2, 13, 14). Zakuro is located near Opéra (lines 3, 7, 8) or Bourse (line 3).
Local tip: Always book for Kanpai and Zakuro, because seats go quickly. For Hoki Sushi or Leader Sushi, you can often manage without a reservation during the week, but avoid weekends if you are hungry. Check the specific hours through the Maps links provided, as some places such as Kanpai or Le Bar à sushi Izumi are closed on Monday.
