Tomo Orleans

I ordered sushi and okonomiyaki, both are soooo delicious! But the name is not tomo anymore, it is sushi ninja now!

I loved this restaurant. Specialties that can't be found in all Japanese restaurants (a fabulous green tea ice cream!) the servers are adorable and the very nice setting. the products are fresh and tasteful. I recommend

According to many comments, I started with my husband to discover this restaurant...and there great disappointment! First of all, the cleanliness of the place is really neglected (tables and sticky chairs, fatty soil.,) secondly, the map leaves more to think of a Chinese and non-Japanese restaurant (too much choice of Chinese dishes among Japanese dishes), and to finish the quality of sushi is really low in range (riz too dry, salmon not qualitative.) and all this with a not very jovial welcome. To conclude, a restaurant to be avoided for connoisseurs, I wouldn't go back.

The decoration is nice. I found this restaurant very good, I've got some specialties that we don't find elsewhere. However the service is too long, a lot of waiting times before the backlog of drinks and dishes.

I watched the card on the internet but on site the card was reduced by half. example the yakitori a presentation of 10 pins but on site a single kind of skewer. The order was therefore 1 yakitori (scotch dart) ate in a bite ... expensive the bite to 4.50 euros then the dish tonkatsu (scratching dish) the size of a blue cord cut in the lamelle the ponpon is without accompaniment the dish is at 9.80 euros a shame my company has not finished because no cost with a glass of coca at 2.50 euros and a tea at 5 euros 31. we went out and ate a restaurant next to "the madras." to know for the second restaurant we ate for 38 euros with 2 dessert dish menu and even a second dessert. if you want a good restaurant angkor located a little further to 228 rue de bourgogne, 45,000 orleans