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Nonno San — opening autumn 2026

Paris 6th · rue Dauphine · opening August 28, 2026

Nonno Sanノノさん

Italian cooking, Japanese hands.

Nothing fusion about it: every plate is either a faithful Italian classic or a dish of itameshi — the Italian cooking Japan adopted and refined over half a century. Nonno is the Calabrian grandfather; San, the Japanese mark of respect. The name says it all: family, and what gets passed down.

The menu

Open all day, from caffè to dinner.

A short menu of family recipes: espresso served al bancone all day, and from the kitchen antipasti, primi e secondi — cacio e pepe, Calabrian-style pasta, beef carpaccio, crudo.

Il caffè

Il caffè

Espresso the Italian way, al bancone — on its own or with something, all day long.

Antipasti

Antipasti

'Nduja, salumi, burrata: the table starts with sharing.

Small hungers

Small hungers

Polpette, tramezzini, sando, filled croissants — any time of day.

Dolci

Dolci

Mascarpone cream — chocolate, matcha or kinako. Italy ends sweetly; so does Japan.

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Leave your email — a single message, the day Nonno San opens.

Visit Us

Nonno San
20 rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris
Métro Odéon / Pont-Neuf
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Opening August 28, 2026

No bookings just yet. In the meantime, the other houses will look after you: Tsukizi, Shin Izakaya, Saku.

Information

Tsukizi is temporarily closed.

A small fire has forced us to close until further notice. It was brought under control within minutes, no one was hurt, and the rest of the restaurant is untouched.

Shin Izakaya is just a few doors away, on rue des Ciseaux.

And if it was sushi you came for, the Tsukizi team hasn't gone home: you'll find them behind the counter at Saku, on rue du Mont-Thabor.

Shin Izakaya Saku