Welcoming:5/10
Menu Choices: 5/10
Food Presentation: 4/10
Food Temperature: 6/10
Food Taste: 10/20
Service: 2/10
Ambiance/Music: 6/10
Architecture/Interior: 7/10
Air Quality: 7/10
Total: 52/100
More about: MatsuriMatsuri seems to be one of France’s famous Japanese restaurants with more than 16 branches including different parts of Paris, Lyon, Reims and Saint-Etienne. In its Passy branch, Matsuri has a long conveyor belt serving more than 40 guests all along the way from the kitchen, back and forth.
I really don’t know if its my luck but I have yet to try try good Japanese food in Paris. I don’t know if their way of preparing is different than others places I have tried, especially in Lebanon, but something is off. Matsuri is my third disappointing Japanese dinner experience in Paris – very average sushi in a place they consider high-end and expensive.
The place:
- Matsuri has tables around the main part of conveyor belt making the place spacious enough to cater to more guests around the moving snake
- A dimmed light welcomes you but it’s not enough to see what you are eating
- A big open kitchen where you can see food being prepared live
- Two cash machines, one for the dine-in customers and another for the take-away orders
- Tables of long wooden strips create a nice ambiance
- Black leather and metal chairs
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