Matsuri Japanese

Frommer's Review

Not the cheapest choice among the many cafes and such in the Galleria, but better than average Japanese food nonetheless. The set meals are quite large (the entree comes with appetizer, veggies, rice, miso soup, steamed egg with shrimp and chicken, pickles, and dessert) and two people could easily make a meal out of one, particularly if you throw in some sushi. (A 12-piece tuna roll, featuring butter-soft fish in larger portions than in the U.S., was US$3.) Try the ginger fried pork, thin strips of meat that look suspiciously like bacon (but taste nothing like it). It was delicious.

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