Matsuri Bac

Conveyor belt sushi on rue du Bac: a Japanese experience in the heart of the 7th

Rue du Bac is one of the most emblematic streets on the Paris Left Bank. Between designer boutiques, art galleries and historic brasseries, it concentrates everything that gives the 7th arrondissement its charm: a natural elegance, a preserved neighbourhood life, and customers who know what they want.

It is in this setting that Matsuri chose to open, to offer an authentic Japanese restaurant experience that stands apart from the standardised sushi sometimes found in Paris.

Here, kaitenzushi regains all its nobility: plates prepared to order by our chefs, passing by in front of you continuously, inviting you to build your meal freely as you please. Every detail counts, from the freshness of the fish to the precision of the cut, by way of the creativity of recipes that blend Japanese tradition with contemporary inspiration.

What makes a sushi bar in the 7th arrondissement of Paris special?

The 7th is a demanding arrondissement. Well-off residents, diplomats, cultured tourists, local professionals: the customers who walk through the door of our sushi restaurant on rue du Bac are used to good tables and will not settle for the first thing they find.

That is why Matsuri Bac focuses above all on the quality of its produce and the authenticity of its recipes. No compromise on freshness, no rushed set menu: every plate gliding along the conveyor belt reflects expertise built up since 1998.

The experience appeals as much to regulars of Japanese cuisine as to the many foreign visitors passing through Paris in this neighbourhood, who often discover for the first time what a real kaitenzushi meal is. For all of them, the warm welcome of our team and the carefully designed atmosphere of the restaurant are part of the moment.

Sushi delivery in the 7th and neighbouring arrondissements

Would you rather enjoy our creations at home or at the office? Our sushi delivery service covers a wide area around the restaurant: Saint-Thomas-d'Aquin, Invalides, Gros-Caillou, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Odéon, Louvre, Palais Royal, Ségur, École Militaire, Champs-de-Mars and Concorde.

Whether you live in the 7th or in a neighbouring arrondissement, the flavours of our authentic Japanese restaurant come straight to you, with the same commitment to quality and freshness as in the dining room.

Matsuri Bac, a Paris address rooted in a network of excellence

With its eight restaurants spread across Paris, Matsuri is the go-to name for lovers of sushi restaurants in the capital. From la Boétie to Victor Hugo, from Passy to Vincennes, every address shares the same vision: to offer you the best of Japanese cuisine in a modern and welcoming setting, without ever sacrificing quality for the sake of profitability.

Our restaurant in the 7th arrondissement, on rue du Bac, fully embodies that commitment. Recently renovated, it welcomes a loyal, international clientele in a space redesigned to showcase the kaitenzushi experience, both visually and in terms of comfort.

Discover all our Matsuri restaurants in Paris and across France

Rue du Bac is only one of the many addresses in our network. Whether you are in Paris or elsewhere in France, a Matsuri is often closer than you think.

To find the most convenient restaurant for your location, or to plan your next Japanese outing, see our restaurants page and pick the address that suits you.

Explore our menu and plan your next meal

Curious to know what awaits you before you arrive? Browse our menu to discover our full selection: signature maki, seasonal sashimi, marinated tataki, gyoza, soups and Japanese desserts.

A menu designed to surprise you on every visit, with original creations added to the great classics of Japanese cuisine, so that every meal at Matsuri is a new discovery.

On rue du Bac, a room of arches and portholes

Behind a full-height window and the Matsuri sign in gold letters, the room can be read from the pavement: a run of white lacquered arches, ribbed with chrome and pierced with oval portholes. The ceiling, with rounded illuminated coffers and mirrored panels, is punctuated by white globes. The conveyor belt stretches away lengthwise, lined with stools with oval beige backs, and meets booths of sky blue and powder pink banquettes on stainless steel bases, with round metal tables. Illustrated panels in red, yellow and blue, Tokyo skylines and Japanese characters, enliven the partitions. Guests are welcomed at a stainless steel counter stamped with the M logo, on a dark paved floor.