Matsuri, Japanese restaurant in 7th arrondissement of Paris, France
Matsuri is a Japanese restaurant in the 7th arrondissement of Paris featuring a rotating sushi counter. Guests select their dishes from passing plates that display prices through color-coded indicators.
The establishment opened in 1986 and brought the rotating sushi counter concept to Europe for the first time. Since then, the brand expanded across France with multiple locations operating today.
The restaurant blends Japanese cooking methods with French dining tastes, offering a wide range of sushi and grilled skewers. Guests select dishes directly from the counter, creating an interactive dining experience uncommon in Paris.
The restaurant opens daily at midday and evening hours, serving dishes at different prices based on plate color. The self-service approach and clearly marked prices make it straightforward to track costs.
The restaurant expanded to over ten locations across France, with most operated by the company itself. This growth demonstrates how successfully the Japanese concept took hold in France.
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