Satsuki

Very authentic but reasonable Japanese restaurant. Don't waste your money somewhere else to have awful food but visit Satsuki. You won't be disappointed. Lunch set menu is wonderful. Highly recommended.

Good reasonable price, nice staff / service. I got the pan fried dumplings which were a little under fried. The shrimp udon needs improvement. The shrimp tempura becomes soggy immediately as they're served in the broth. I'd recommend serving the shrimp on the side for dipping.

def need reservation. cute sushi spot w good sushi.

Such an underrated restaurant!! We liked it so much that we have gone for dinner 3 days in a row to try everything! The servers are super friendly, the food is amazing and very surprising given it’s high up in the mountains. To begin with, the salmon, super fresh, exquisite! All nigiris, are awesome, salmon sashimi incredible. Skip the Tuna (it’s great too, but Salmon is incredible). Onigiri, go with the Bonito, it’s GREAT! Noodle Soups, - ALL OF THEM are amazing! Sushi - preferred the Salmon as well PIECE OF ADVISE!!! Book in advance, and if 2 people or more, think about the HOT POT is amazing but it requires one day of heads up!! Thank me later! French, Japanese, and English is spoken here.

My wife and I had been traveling in Europe for 3 weeks and were craving some Japanese food so gave Satsuki a go and was not disappointed! The food was so good and traditional in a good way! Definitely a hidden gem in Chamonix. A lot of people were ordering take out which is always a good sign. We will definitely be coming back when we make another trip to Chamonix.

Had a lovely meal here in the inter-season. The food was very fresh and tasty, we loved the sashimi and sushi as well as the chicken and rice. Would definitely recommend a visit! We were lucky to score a table walking in, however I would recommend booking just to be sure you’ll be seated. Service was very friendly and prompt too.

I visited Satsuki around 7 PM and encountered a disappointing dining experience. Upon arrival, we were informed by a staff member that the only available seating was downstairs, even though we noticed several empty tables upstairs. When seated downstairs, I observed that most of the diners in this section appeared to share similar ethnic backgrounds, which raised concerns about how seating arrangements were being managed. This observation left me feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. As a customer, I expect fair and respectful treatment at any establishment. Unfortunately, this experience did not meet those expectations, which was disappointing. For those looking for a more inclusive and welcoming dining environment, I would recommend exploring other options.

Loved this place! They had a vegan maki and were able to do a vegan noodles. Lovely broth. Great chewy udon noodles. Tasty fresh sushi. Lovely staff! We sat downstairs which was a really nice atmosphere. Would recommend (we are from London)

This was honestly one of the best Japanese restaurants we visited in Europe. And the price made it so worth it! We got the set meals which comes with an appetizer and a bowl of rice along with your entree. It was basically €5 for an appetizer size amount of salmon sashimi. And idk where they got this fish from but it was honestly one of the best salmon sashimis I've ever had, the fish was so tender! The katsu was also super delicious! It was so crispy, yet the meat was still juicy. And it wasn't too heavy with the salad alongside it. The yakitori was okay in my opinion, I kind of wish the meat was more seasoned. The ebidon was also delicious and the broth was perfect for putting in the rice. The desserts were also great. The strawberry ice cream was addicting, and the hot dorayaki paired with the matcha ice cream was delicious. We wanted to come back, honestly mainly for the sashimi, but we ended up not doing it because we wanted to try other places out. But this was one of the highlights of our trip!

This Japanese restaurant is almost at the end of Chamonixs retail and restaurants. It was very good. Their spicy tuna hand roll was one of the best I've ever had. And I've had many from the best in Southern California. Had a tuna roll, miso soup, and some tempura shrimp and vegetables with my wife. Chamonix is awe inspiring.

Surprisingly good Japanese restaurant at the edge of Chamonix. The waitstaff were very friendly and accommodating despite a last minute walk-in 45 min before closing, and spoke fluent English, Japanese, and French. The sushi and sashimi were both unexpectedly fresh and tasty even by coastal city standards, and the steak with rice was perfectly cooked.

Great service and amazing SuKiyaki. A friend of mine and I went here after a whole day of hiking. It was cold and windy so we opted for Sukiyaki, the Japanese hot pot which had many kinds of veggies and beef. We managed to finish everything including the last spoon of soup. Truly terrific to warm the body up in a freezing winter evening. Just lovely :)

Probably the best sushi in all of France, served up by some of the nicest Japanese people remaining in the industry. Don't be fooled by all the "Chushi" joints, sprouting up like mushrooms across Europe. Those places serve up insipid, inferior quality fish at high prices to people who just don't know any better. The second best part of the meal, is going for an after dinner stroll in beautiful Chamonix.

I had lunch and dinner here last May. This is probably the only Japanese restaurant in Chamonix, and this is all you need! For lunch, they only served their lunch menu set. The salmon rice was really good. Dinner menu has more variety. If you're tired of the tasteless french food, take this pleasant break and have a meal (or two or three!) here!

My highest praise for this super authentic Japanese restaurant. I feel at home with high quality of food preparation, presentation, and most of all taste. Give this palace 10 stars if I could.

'Really delicious and authentic Japanese sushi, soups, noodles and salads. Nice staff and seemingly good reputation with locals and visitors - it was always busy. I ate there three days in a row!

friendly family run Japanese restaurant offering a tasty range of Sushi, Sashimi, Tempura, Tonkatsu, and more. its not big but is sure tasty and we love it when we're in Chamonix for skiing. Its right in the town centre, and easy to find but its popularity means that it gets busy at those obvious times and so its always wise to book if you don't want to be dissappointed. Its a great place for veggies but our faves are the noodles ans the sushi. Enjoy

Delicious - great sushi and really friendly staff. Also a nice break from the cheese + carb combos in most other restaurants in Chamonix (fondue, tartiflette, pizza, paninis.....)!!! Reservation recommended.