Matsumotoya sur Strasbourg

I was happy to eat in a "real" Japanese place but I was disappointed... The service was slow although the servers were friendly and the food was really nothing exceptional! I opted for the beef ramen. Pieces of Burgundy-style meat that are way too tough! Normally it flakes but here, I had to leave half of the beef aside! Some starters are not homemade, I am thinking in particular of the octopus meatballs. Damage...

I bought karrage curry take out, but they didn't give me curry. How can I eat? A low-end Japanese restaurant of similar quality to Yoshinoya. All dishes can be exchanged for larger portions for an additional 3 euros, which is very cost-effective. There is a sign at the door that says "No Pork Products", but the store also sells ramen, which is strange. The ground is sticky, and my shoes will stick to the ground when I walk. I don’t know how long it has been since the floor was mopped. There are about thirty seats in the store, ten of which are tatami mats. My feet are numb after sitting on them after eating. Seats are always in short supply and need to be reserved two days in advance. If you go directly to the store, it is easy to not get a seat. I have seen their reservation list, and each seat can only accommodate one or two guests throughout the entire noon. The French can actually waste more than an hour in such a low-end fast food restaurant. No wonder French restaurants are expensive and difficult to book. If Asians also eat Shaxian snacks and Yoshinoya like the French, all restaurants in Asia will close down. I went to the store when it first opened at noon today, and all the seats were reserved, so I had to take it away. I bought curry chicken rice, but when I got home, I realized that there was no curry for me. And they don't seem to like adding salt when making fried chicken nuggets. I took out the pickles from the salad and mixed it with rice, so I could barely finish the meal. However, considering its high cost performance, I still give it five stars.

Authentic Japanese dishes offered, but the taste is obviously not as good as when eating in Japan. The small restaurant is comfortable with a slightly kitsch decoration. There is a fold-out ramp for wheelchair users. The prices are rather high for the quality of the dishes. Good service and relaxed atmosphere in the kitchen!

This small restaurant has something to please the Japanese food lover, quite a few choices on the menu and the atmosphere of the restaurant is quite nice! You can eat there in the Japanese style (cross-legged on the floor). Price level, we still remain a little high compared to the average. In terms of culinary quality, I've had better but it's still very, very good! 😊 For little visitors to Strasbourg I recommend!

A wonderful restaurant with homemade Japanese cuisine. Thanks for the compliment from the chef. It is interesting to sit at a Japanese table and eat from real Japanese dishes. Recommend 100%

We ate very well there. With a service that may seem a little long, but the quality of the cuisine more than compensated.

Impeccable service, pleasant surroundings, excellent food, ample quantity of dishes!

Excellent lunch, top service 👌 and the soups are magical 😋

Nous avons été ravis de notre soirée au Matsumotoya. L’établissement mériterait certes un petit rafraîchissement, l’intérieur étant assez exigu et sombre. Ceci dit, le service a été impeccable : serveurs sympathiques, dynamiques et en tenue traditionnelle , c’est toujours sympa. Nous avons reçu des petits amuses bouches, puis notre entrée. Gyozas poulets et légumes très bons. Rien à dire. Pour le plat, des ramens. L’un bœuf teriyaki, l’autre curry. Les deux étaient très bons et consistants, nous avons même eu du mal à finir. Nous n’avons pas pris de dessert. Je conseille fortement !

Nous y sommes allé après avoir hésité à aller au restaurant Umai. En regardant un peu la carte et les avis, nous avons finalement choisi de venir manger ici. Eh bien, nous avons été déçu. Non pas que ce n’était pas bon mais vraiment déçu. Le restaurant est à l’image du Japon, les tables et la décoration sont harmonieuses et la présentation des plats typiques et donnant envie. Mais c’est en dégustant que cela a commencé. Nous nous réjouissions de goûter les beignets de poulpe, très peu de poulpe et on ne sentait pas le goût de poulpe. Pareil pour la soupe Mizo, très belle présentation avec des petits légumes mais n’avait pas du tout de goût ou très peu. C’est en dégustant le poulet frit et le riz que le plat nous a définitivement déçu. Le goût ne nous a ps du tout fait voyage au contraire, un peu fade et très très gras malgré un visuel plutôt sympa. Moi qui fini toujours mes plats, je n’ai ps réussi à finir mon riz luisant de gras… la digestion a été compliquée le reste de la soirée. Bref ce n’était pas mauvais mais j’ai déjà mangé plusieurs fois japonais et c’était bien plus goutu. Je ne recommande pas vraiment.