Saint Laurent's Paris Location Now Has Omakase

Food, fashion, and Paris—what more could you ask for? Saint Laurent officially reopened its Rive Droite Paris boutique after a year-long renovation a day before Valentine's Day. It unveiled a refreshed architectural vision with an elevated ambiance inside. The revamped spot also debuted a fine dining experience à la omakase Friday morning.

The redesigned boutique is introducing a culinary-first vision with the opening of Sushi Park, known for its acclaimed omakase. This marks both Saint Laurent’s first foray into fine dining and Sushi Park’s first permanent location outside its original Los Angeles home. Redefining the luxury sphere, this latest venture into fine dining marks another milestone in the Kering-owned company's global expansion, aiming to reinforce its status as a top luxury label bringing exclusive experiences to its customers. What better than supremely made Japanese cuisine?

The addition of Sushi Park is particularly significant, given Creative Director Anthony Vaccarello’s close connection with both the renowned restaurant and its founder, Chef Peter Park. Beyond this latest fine dining venture, Saint Laurent also introduced Babylone in 2024, a bookshop in Paris that reflects its deep appreciation for art, literature, and design. 

For those eager to experience this culinary addition to the fashion house, the new Sushi Park restaurant is now open on the lower level of Saint Laurent’s Rive Droite store located at 213 Rue Saint-Honoré. Guests can visit from Tuesday through Saturday to indulge in a divine omakase experience. More details, including how to make a reservation, are available on the new venture's website.