Hokusaï

Hokusaï is a Japanese restaurant in Paris with a €€€ price level, smart casual dress code, confirmed Michelin Plate recognition for 2026. The useful booking case is direct: consider it when you want Japanese dining in Paris in a verified €€€ category.

Its verified schedule is also clear. Hokusaï is closed on Monday and Sunday, serves lunch and dinner from Tuesday through Saturday: 12–2 PM and 7–10 PM. That makes it suitable for either a midday meal or an evening reservation during the main part of the week.

A Japanese restaurant in Paris with a measured €€€ profile

The safest way to frame Hokusaï is as a Paris Japanese option with a €€€ price position and a smart casual setting. The available verified details do not establish a specific menu format, chef profile, room style, seat count, or beverage program, so the decision should rest on the confirmed basics: Japanese cuisine, €€€ pricing, regular lunch and dinner services Tuesday to Saturday, Michelin Plate recognition.

For diners comparing Japanese restaurants in Paris, the confirmed price, cuisine, schedule, dress code, recognition are the most reliable details to use. L'Abysse au Pavillon Ledoyen and Chakaiseki Akiyoshi are possible reference points for Japanese dining, while Kisin and Yushin may also be useful comparisons depending on the kind of Japanese meal you want. Akira Back Paris is another comparison for diners weighing different Japanese restaurant styles.

Service has to carry the value here

At the €€€ tier, Hokusaï needs to make sense on overall experience rather than on unverified claims about a particular format or signature dish. The Michelin Plate 2026 recognition is a useful confirmed detail, but it should not be treated as a guarantee of a specific menu, level of ceremony, or occasion type.

That distinction matters for value. If the goal is a confirmed Japanese restaurant in Paris with lunch and dinner availability Tuesday through Saturday, Hokusaï is a reasonable candidate to consider. If the goal is a different style of Japanese meal, compare the confirmed basics with L'Abysse au Pavillon Ledoyen, Chakaiseki Akiyoshi, Kisin, or Yushin before deciding.

For broader planning, use Our full Paris restaurants guide, plus broader Paris guides for Paris hotels, Paris bars, Paris experiences. Japanese-focused readers can also compare Hokusaï with Akira Back Paris and Chakaiseki Akiyoshi, as well as other dining in Paris generally.