SHOKUDO · The canteen
SHOKUDO does not require reservations (except for groups of more than 10 people).
SHOKUDO at iRASSHAi is inspired by Japanese shokudo - traditional little diners where you can enjoy the famous teishoku: a complete and balanced meal made up of rice, miso soup, protein, side dishes, and tsukemono (Japanese pickles).
Our concept: combining Japanese authenticity with a contemporary Parisian setting. Enjoy homemade cuisine, served on designer tableware, on the terrace or indoors, with service Monday to Sunday.
At SHOKUDO, we offer a menu that evolves with the seasons to ensure freshness and authenticity. Every dish is made in-house, from the miso broth to the desserts, carefully prepared with passion by our team. Our goal is to offer you healthy, generous, and affordable meals while respecting the traditions of Japanese cuisine.
What makes our Japanese cafeteria unique is the freedom to create your teishoku according to your preferences, with ingredients from the sea (fresh fish), the land (slow-cooked meat), or plants.
Children's menu available
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What’s on the menu for our loyalty program?
Earn points from your online and in-store purchases to receive delicious rewards, such as a teishoku at SHOKUDO for 5,000 points.
After visiting SHOKUDO: upload your receipt on our dedicated page and earn 105 points!
Information
Walk-ins only
40 rue du Louvre, 75001 Paris
also accessible via 38 rue Berger
Metro: Louvre - Rivoli, Les Halles
Tel: 01 84 74 35 30
restaurant@irasshai.co
Open 7 days a week from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., then from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Do you need to make a reservation at SHOKUDO?
No, SHOKUDO does not require reservations. You can come directly from Monday to Sunday, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. (3:30 p.m. on weekends and public holidays) and from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. For groups of more than 10 people, a reservation is required: contact us at restaurant@irasshai.co.
Does SHOKUDO have a terrace?
Yes, SHOKUDO has a summer terrace. The total capacity of the space is 103 people, including the dining room and terrace.
Are there vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free options?
Yes, all our menus offer vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Feel free to ask our on-site team which dishes are available for your dietary requirements. The menu also features small icons to help you easily identify these dishes.
Is SHOKUDO accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the SHOKUDO and all iRASSHAi spaces at 40 rue du Louvre are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Are animals allowed?
Yes, animals are welcome in our spaces.
Is the restaurant accessible to people with reduced mobility (PRM)?
Yes, the SHOKUDO and all our spaces are accessible to people with reduced mobility. Our dining area and facilities have been designed to welcome all our customers in comfort and safety.
Is there a children's menu?
Yes, a children's menu is available at SHOKUDO. High chairs are also available.
Can we get delivery from SHOKUDO?
Yes, SHOKUDO is available on Deliveroo and Uber Eats. You can also order for click & collect directly from iRASSHAi takeaway sales.
Does the SHOKUDO have WiFi?
Yes, WiFi is available throughout all iRASSHAi spaces. It is freely accessible on site.
Can SHOKUDO be booked for private events?
Yes, SHOKUDO is available for private hire for groups of 10 or more. Private hire is tailored to your needs and quoted on request. Contact us at hello@irasshai.co to discuss it.
What is the atmosphere of SHOKUDO?
SHOKUDO is a relaxed and welcoming space, inspired by a Japanese neighborhood eatery. Come alone, with colleagues, or with family to enjoy a complete and generous meal in a contemporary setting.
Where is SHOKUDO located?
SHOKUDO is located at 40 rue du Louvre, 75001 Paris, and is also accessible via rue Berger and rue de Viarmes. Louvre-Rivoli or Les Halles metro stations.
What is a teishoku?
Teishoku is the traditional Japanese set meal served in Japanese dining halls. It consists of a main dish (fish, meat, or a plant-based option), a bowl of white rice, miso soup, several small seasonal side dishes, and tsukemono (Japanese pickles). It is a balanced, generous, and accessible meal designed to truly nourish. At iRASSHAi's SHOKUDO, you can create your teishoku according to your preferences: seafood, meat, or plant-based options, with homemade dishes that change with the seasons.
What is the difference between an izakaya and a shokudo in Japan?
The izakaya is the Japanese tapas bar: people come at the end of the day to share small dishes over a drink, in a lively and festive atmosphere. The shokudo is a simple, welcoming neighborhood canteen, open at any time for a complete and satisfying meal. While the izakaya is a place to linger over several dishes to share, the shokudo offers a structured meal, the teishoku, served quickly in a relaxed atmosphere. iRASSHAi's SHOKUDO draws on this tradition of the Japanese canteen while incorporating the conviviality of the izakaya: a place where you can eat well, simply.
Does SHOKUDO participate in the iRASSHAi loyalty program?
Yes. After each visit to SHOKUDO, you can upload your receipt on our dedicated loyalty program page and earn 105 points. These points accumulate with your online and in-store purchases, giving you access to exclusive rewards, such as a complimentary teishoku at SHOKUDO from 5,000 points.
