Don’t expect sushi to be on the menu here. Matsumotoya celebrates the authentic flavors of Japanese cuisine, with traditional hot dishes (katsudon, soba and udon noodles, gyoza, takoyaki…) washed down with green tea, ramuné (Japanese soda), Japanese beer or a glass of sake. The atmosphere is welcoming and minimalist, and the waiters (in traditional uniforms) are friendly and attentive.
When making your reservation (which is recommended), remember to let them know if you would like Western or Japanese-style seating (on a tatami – don’t forget to take off your shoes). We particularly liked the edamame and inari appetizers, the option to order your food with less salt, and the fact that the restaurant attracts a Japanese clientele. We also enjoyed thinking back on our trip to Japan during our our meal, which was (almost) as good as over there.
Matsumotoya
📍 13 rue des Veaux, Strasbourg
🔗 View the website (in French)
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One reply on “A Japanese restaurant in Strasbourg: Matsumotoya”
C’est un très bon restaurant, qui m’a été recommandé par des personnes qui ont séjourné au Japon. Je le conseille!
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