Mun

My visit to MUN in Paris was truly memorable, mainly because of its unique location and impressive ambiance. The restaurant is situated on one of the most famous avenues in the city and offers breathtaking panoramic views of Paris, including iconic landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-Élysées, making simply sitting there an experience in itself. The interior design and décor combine Parisian elegance with subtle Asian-inspired touches, creating a sophisticated and modern environment that’s perfect for enjoying a meal during the day or night. As for the food, the menu blends Asian cuisine with French influences, featuring dishes like sashimi, tataki, and yakitori that promise freshness and creativity. The service was generally attentive and professional.

This has became one of the best restaurants in the world I’ve tried so far 🤤 the menu seems to be simple but each dish has an amazing combination of ingredients bringing unique flavors. The edamames come with salt and kombu, so much different and delicious vs other places. The salad was amazing! It combines the spinach flavor with the parmesan cheese and the truffled yuzu dressing gives a sour touch. Then the makis, simple but really tasty. The maki salmon is well served, take into consideration that each maki has 5 pieces. The desserts were out of this world. The matcha cheese cake was creamy and had an amazing texture, the matcha sauce is subtle which perfectly combines with the cheesecake. The crème brulée has a unique flavor too, the sesame seeds add a special touch to the caramel.

My wife and I went for dinner at 8pm and it was an amazing evening. The view of the Eiffel Tower as the night fell was simply breathtaking. The menu is very comprehensive, mixing traditional and modern Japanese dishes. We started with miso soup, which was delicious, and then had a variety of sashimis – all excellent, especially the Otoro. The Otoro with Baeri caviar was a highlight, really fantastic. We also tried the octopus and chicken yakitori, both very good. Service was attentive and cordial throughout the evening, and the ambiance was lively, with lots of beautiful people around. It’s definitely a must-see spot in Paris. Expect to spend more than at a regular Japanese restaurant, but here you’re paying for top quality food, great service, and one of the best views in the city.

Our little family went for our 20th Wedding anniversary. Really classy chilled place. Staff were welcoming. Would recommend. Views from the top were amazing. Thank you all. Keep up the good work

Delicious fusion cuisine with the most beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. Very nice staff and an oriental decoration that makes it all come together. The black miso cod is to die for.

My boyfriend and I dined here to celebrate our anniversary. The food was excellent, and the service was mediocre. Unfortunately, our evening was ruined by a family seated next to us whose teenage daughter yelled racist comments at me while leaving, laughing with her parents , an openly racist and humiliating experience. We had asked to move tables because of it, but unfortunately our request was declined. I believe situations like this should be taken more seriously to ensure all guests feel respected and safe. It was very upsetting.

You come to this restaurant for the view. It is spectacular. You can hear the road noise and people do smoke up there, however, it is a very pretty view. We ordered the edamame, the miso soup, salmon, avocado, roll, broccoli, rice, and miso cod. I thought the salmon sushi roll was excellent. I also enjoyed the broccoli very much. The miso cod was very moist. However, it was the most expensive restaurant that we ate at in Paris. Our service was good. We were also the first ones there at 6:30.

Excellent food and service. Very highly recommended for dinner. Has a good view. Reservation is a must.