Mun
Paris
Avaliações
Beautiful restaurant with a gorgeous garden terrace - it feels like you’ve escaped Paris for the evening. The fish was fresh, but for the price we were hoping for something more memorable. The only real downside was the bar staff loudly joking with each other right beside our table, complete with swearing and repeated cries of, “Daddy, I want a pony!” (A nod to Veruca Salt from Willy Wonka, we assume, points for the reference, fewer for the timing.) Unfortunately, we also understand French, so it felt a little less charming and just unprofessional. Our waiter was lovely. Overall, a beautiful place, but probably not one we’ll return to.
Amazing food and view Definitely going back Wagyu nigiri was 🤤 And definitely try the black sesame creme brûlée !
Rooftop restaurant in Paris right on Champs Elyse… Excellent views of Paris and Eiffel Tower. The food and service were also amazing . Good fresh sushi and great wagu beef … The service was very nice and polite. Truly enjoyed this experience.
Mun has become one of my favorite restaurants in the city! I come back very often and my experience gets only better. The atmosphere of the restaurant is great! Late service has a dj, enjoyable music and the most amazing view of the city. The service is always perfect, stuff is friendly and kind. The food is delicious, my favorite is probably the fried tempura shrimp and the steak, incredibly tender and tasteful. I will come back many more times!
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.
