Matsuri, the Japanese restaurant where dishes are served on a conveyor belt 7 days a week

Matsuri, the Japanese restaurant chain with rotating counter.
It's fun!

The Matsuri concept: Japanese restaurants with rotating counter

The Matsuri chain of restaurants is inspired by the concept of "Kaiten sushi", a rotating tray.
Thus, you sit in front of a counter along a conveyor belt on which plates pass and you serve yourself according to your desires.
A hundred or so savory or sweet products are available on the conveyor belts: appetizers, cold or hot dishes, desserts.
The products are placed on plates under a transparent cover. The plates have a colored border corresponding to their price. This goes from 2 euros for the yellow ones to 5 euros for the red ones.
At the end of the meal, a waiter comes to count the number of plates consumed and calculates the bill according to the color code of the plates.
We advise you, during your meal, to count the plates and to pay attention to the colors so that you don't have any surprise at the time of the bill.
The atmosphere of the Matsuri restaurants is very pleasant: oak wood furniture, and subdued lighting.

Matsuri, it's nice with children because they like the principle of the treadmill on which the dishes they choose.
The children find it very fun to see the dishes pass in front of them. They spot the ones they want and hope that the plate will reach them...
It's very fast, there is choice, it is a principle of restoration that is very practical with children.
Indeed, there is no waiting, nor need to place an order, except for some particular dishes.
An original address!