Tokyo
On the edge of Nancy, in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, the Tokyo restaurant is a safe bet for lovers of Japanese food: sushi, maki, sashimi and skewers made with fresh fish, served in a modern setting at measured prices.
Sushi, maki and skewers with fresh fish
The Tokyo restaurant's menu covers the great classics of Japanese food in the French style: sushi, maki, California rolls and sashimi, but also skewers (yakitori) and hot dishes for those who prefer cooked to raw. The freshness of the fish is regularly highlighted in reviews, a sign of serious work in the kitchen. Set menus and platters let you build a full meal at a contained price, alone or to share. It is a reassuring address for regulars of Japanese food and the curious alike, offering a good balance of variety, quality and budget.
A modern setting and efficient service
The restaurant favours a plain, contemporary décor, clean and bright, where you feel comfortable for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. The service is known to be quick and the welcome warm, two points often praised by customers. Located in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, outside the historic centre, the place is a little less besieged than the hyper-centre tables, which can be an advantage for a quiet dinner. In return, the atmosphere is sometimes more subdued on quieter evenings. A handy address for an unhurried Japanese meal.
Eat in, takeaway and vegetarian options
Tokyo offers takeaway, a formula appreciated when staying in an apartment and wishing to put together a platter to enjoy quietly in the evening. The menu also includes vegetarian options, widening the choice for groups with varied tastes. The average budget stays reasonable, around twenty euros, with good-value set menus at lunch. During a stay, it is a flexible solution: you can have a quick lunch, dine in or take your meal away. A good way to vary the pleasures without blowing your dining budget in Nancy and its surroundings.
How to get there from Nancy
The restaurant is in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, a neighbouring town south of Nancy, reachable by car or tram from the centre in about fifteen minutes depending on connections. This slightly outlying location makes parking easier than in the hyper-centre. From a Staylaro apartment, plan the journey and check transport times for the return in the evening. Booking is advised at weekends. Also remember to confirm the opening days and hours before setting off, as they can vary. A pleasant Japanese escape, a little away from the tourist buzz of the centre.
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Questions fréquentes
Where exactly is the Tokyo restaurant?
The restaurant is in Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy, a neighbouring town south of Nancy, reachable by car or tram from the city centre in about fifteen minutes.
Does it offer takeaway dishes?
Yes, takeaway is available, handy for putting together a platter to enjoy in your accommodation. Vegetarian options are also on the menu to widen the choice.
Is the fish fresh?
The freshness of the fish is a point regularly highlighted by customers in online reviews, who appreciate the quality of the sushi, maki and sashimi on the menu.
What budget should I plan for?
The average budget is around twenty euros, with better-value set menus at lunch. Exact prices should be confirmed on site or on the official website.
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