Jinchan Shokudo, Japanese restaurant in Faubourg Saint-Antoine, Paris, France
Jinchan Shokudo is a Japanese restaurant in Faubourg Saint-Antoine in Paris's 12th Arrondissement. The dining space features dark wooden paneling, vintage whisky advertisements, decorative lanterns, and quality sake bottles displayed throughout.
Miyo and Alban Cacace established this restaurant after spending three years in Japan and brought authentic izakaya dining to Paris. This foundation continues to shape the kitchen's approach and overall concept today.
The name Jinchan comes from a nickname of the owner's son, while Shokudo refers to a casual Japanese dining spot. Visitors experience an authentic izakaya feel shaped by personal family history.
The restaurant welcomes visitors during lunch and dinner service, with separate time slots that help with planning your visit. It is advisable to check opening hours beforehand and consider making a reservation to secure a table.
The restaurant imports specialized ingredients directly from Japan through dedicated suppliers. This commitment to sourcing is balanced with French local products that bring a distinctive character to the menu.
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