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Matsuri High Holborn: Breakfast Menu Breakfast Menu. As the most important meal of the day, we would like to ... A traditional Japanese breakfast; our Japanese rice porridge is served with ... 2.
Matsuri St James's: Drinks Menu Drinks Menu. As to be expected, there is a strong Japanese theme to the drinks list which includes a selection of sake and Japanese fine whisky (Hibiki, ... 3.
About Japanese Food: Garnishes In Japanese cuisine, garnishes are varied according to the appearance of the dish with regard to the colour balance as well as according to the season in ... 4.
Matsuri Restaurants, fine Japanese dining in central London Located between Green Park and Piccadilly Circus, specialising in sushi and teppan-yaki. Menus, special offers, company information and a booking form are ... 5.
Matsuri Restaurants, fine Japanese dining in central London 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6EA (t) 020 7430 1970 ... Teppan-yaki Area · Sushi Counter. High Holborn ... Matsuri Restaurant Group. All rights reserved. ... 6.
Matsuri Restaurants, fine Japanese dining in central London 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6EA (t) 020 7430 1970 (e) eat@matsurihighholborn.co.uk ... St. James's. Teppan-yaki Area · Sushi Counter. High Holborn ... 7.
About Japanese Food: Teppan-yaki Teppan-yaki cuisine is a modern day Japanese style of cooking which involves cooking the meal on a hot-plate in front of the customer. ... 8.
Matsuri Restaurants, fine Japanese dining in central London 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6EA (t) 020 7430 1970 ... Teppan-yaki Area · Sushi Counter. High Holborn ... Matsuri Restaurant Group. All rights reserved. ... 9.
Matsuri Restaurants, fine Japanese dining in central London 71 High Holborn, London WC1V 6EA (t) 020 7430 1970 ... Teppan-yaki Area · Sushi Counter. High Holborn ... Matsuri Restaurant Group. All rights reserved. ... 10.
About Japanese Food: Teppan-yaki Initially cooked at home in a frying pan it led to the invention of a hot-plate for okonomi-yaki restaurants. This in turn became the teppan hot-plate now ... |
