Le Sushi Bar: Japanese with French Elegance

For a start, the design of the place gives you the sense you are entering to a restaurant brimming with confidence. Such a feeling is assured when you meet the staff and later when you try the dishes.

Before I go into certain details regarding the service and the food, I would like to say that Le Sushi Bar is considerably overpriced. And this is when you compare it to really good Japanese restaurants either in Lebanon or abroad.

Saying this the service is near perfect and the food it’s simply amazing if you want to try really nice dishes you have to go for their salads, the scallops, and the blue crab and their sushi menu is full of a variety and interesting plates.

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