Matsuri Passy
Restaurant sushi — La Muette (Paris)
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Matsuri Passy est un restaurant de sushi japonais situé dans le 16ème arrondissement de Paris, proposant une expérience de restauration sur tapis roulant. L'établissement offre une sélection variée de spécialités japonaises, avec un décor contemporain aux lignes épurées. Les clients peuvent observer la préparation des plats dans la cuisine ouverte et choisir parmi une large gamme de sushis, makis, sashimis et plats chauds. Le concept repose sur un système de plateaux colorés, dont le prix varie selon la couleur. Les desserts, comme le financier au thé vert et le cheesecake, complètent l'expérience culinaire. Malgré quelques critiques sur la qualité et le service, Matsuri reste une adresse populaire pour les amateurs de cuisine japonaise à Paris.
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Matsuri Sushi Restaurant Passy :: 寻味
* 简介 * 公告 * 点评 6 * 招牌菜 * 优惠 * 2 Rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, France * M6: Passy * +33 1 42 24 96 85 * 12:00–15:00, 19:00–23:00 * 27.14 € (基于 5 位用户) 餐馆介绍 日式旋转寿司 精选点评 * 资深用户的点评 GPS_GOURMET 点评 Matsuri Sushi Restaurant Passy 力荐 人均消费: 30€ 巴黎出名的回转寿司店连锁店，环境舒服，服务周到，食物出品中规中矩，在LAFOURCHETTE长期有七折（酒水除外），还是挺划算的。 * 2017 年 1 月 25 日 13:40 * 回复 * 赞同 dadaniu , 吃货万九九 点评 Matsuri Sushi Restaurant Passy 推荐 人均消费: 25€ 号称巴黎第一家日式旋转寿司，味道挺不错的，比Sushi Planet的品质好，价格不太贵，服务热情周道。不过寿司相比其他日餐馆没有达到惊艳的程度 * 2016 年 3 月 14 日 11:08 * 已验证 * 回复 * 赞同 查看全部点评 » 查看地图 2 Rue de Passy, 75016 Paris, France 前往 Google 地图 综合评价 4.0 / 5 (6 人评价) 发表点评 加入收藏 标签 * 没有标签 附近餐馆 * 香宫 Shang Palace * Sushi Gourmet * 陆羽酒家 Passy Mandarin La Muette * TONG MING * 怡东园 Tang 查看更多 »
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Matsuri Passy : un restaurant japonais à comptoir tournant - Carnets de Week-Ends
10 Emma 9 Léa 8 Eve 9 Situé dans le 16ème arrondissement de Paris, le restaurant Matsuri propose de déguster une large sélection de spécialités japonaises. Le décor est raffiné des lignes épurées et contemporaines. Les plats sont préparés devant nous puis défilent devant nous sur un tapis roulant. Nous avons choisi EN ENTRÉE * Soupe miso EN PLAT * Salade de chou * Californian maki * Maki au concombre * Sushi saumon * Beignets de légumes * Maki à l’avocat * Sashimi saumon * Sushi crevette EN DESSERT * Financier au thé vert * Cheesecake au thé vert * Litchis On paie à la fin en fonction de la couleur de l’assiette. EN PRATIQUE 2 Rue de Passy 75016 Paris 01 42 24 96 85 http://www.matsuri.fr/ Commentaires via Facebook (pour les commentaires traditionnels, voir en bas de l'article) More from Eve En attendant son emménagement permanent dans la nouvelle extension du Kunsthaus de... Read More
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Matsuri: The Sushi Conveyor Belt of the 16th District in Paris :: NoGarlicNoOnions: Restaurant, Food, and Travel Stories/Reviews - Lebanon
RATING:46/100 Welcoming: 3/5 Food Temperature: 6/10 Ambiance / Music: 6.5/10 Menu Choice: 3/5 Food Taste: 15/30 Architecture / Interior: 7/10 Food presentation: 4/10 Service: 2/10 Value for money: Soon loading map... Matsuri 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 What I didn't like: * The nylon laminated menu is very cheap for what is a considered a high-end restaurant * The staff is not welcoming and they give out an unpleasant vibe. They don't know what a smile is * One dish had a black hair inside. When we sent it back to the kitchen and informed the chef, he smiled and said no problem. Two minutes later, the same plate was placed again on the conveyor belt. Disgusting! Leaving the restaurant, we informed informed the cashier, she didn't react and didn't do anything about it. We paid a full bill with no apologies and changes. * The wraps are very average. Rice and fish. Nothing special, nothing extraordinary. * Desserts are not what you would expect in Paris, where desserts are part of the culture. The menu: * The plates are color coded: Yellow for 2 euros, white for 3 euros, green for 5 euros, red for 5 euros and black for 6 euros. * Zensai, Yakitori, Kushiyaki, Tempura, Hot plates, Gunkan, Temaki, Ephemere edition, Sushi, Sashimi, Chirashi, Maki, California, Wines, Sake, Specialty drinks, Beer, Beverages and desserts. * The conveyor belt has more than just maki pieces, they offer salads and lichee fruit... The things I liked: * Ginger is served in front of all the guests in a bowl * The ambiance is nice and the decoration is relaxing * The conveyor belt offers desserts as well: I liked the idea * A maki machine they have dispenses just the right amount of rice nori papers. * This is the first time I see something like this. You walk to the exit door and pay at the exit. No bill is brought to the table. I was unfortunately not impressed at all. Not one of my favorite places for sure.
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