Restaurant review #93 – Amatsu is a Japanese restaurant in the city of center of Ghent (in between the Korenmarkt and Vrijdagmarkt – close to the city hall).
Amatsu, Ghent
I had seen restaurant Amatsu mentioned on one of the Belgian vegan facebook groups. Amatsu has a vegetarian menu standardly available, which can easily be veganised.
A vegan friend telephoned and Amatsu said vegan was no problem, and so she made the reservation for the four of us (all vegans).
Amatsu, Ghent, vegetarian menu standardly available, easily veganised
It was a beautiful Summer evening and we sat on the terrace at the back of the restaurant (very spacious!). It was a Saturday evening and the terrace soon filled (so I definitely recommend making a reservation).
Overview of our menu: (29€):
small appetizer, edame beans
Edame beans. Japanese soft drinks (too heavy on sugar! and overpriced 4€ each!). Other drinks were sparkling water 4,50e for 1/2L and tonic 2,50€).
trio of appetizers, Amatsu, Ghent
Shiitake, lotus root, sugar snaps, daikon, konjac, wakame, bamboo, water chestnut, truffle potatoe, with seaweed side dish, Amatsu, Ghent
seaweed, side dish, Amatsu, Ghent
Gyoza, fried dumplings with vegetables, Amatsu, Ghent
curry and rice, Amatsu, Ghent
miso soup, Amatsu, Ghent
mochi dessert, Amatsu, Ghent
The food was very nice. Lovely combinations, and some vegetables that are rather rare!
I don’t have any photos from the interior of the restaurant, but walking through it on our way and out, it transpired a nice relaxing feeling.
Toilet was clean. Nice tile colours too and a beautifull decorated sink (with flower print).
We had a very nice dinner at Amatsu. Definitely good value for money. Great food, very friendly service and relaxed atmosphere. Recommended!
Amatsu, location
Hoogpoort 29
9000 Gent
tel: +32(0)484.567.677
website: http://www.amatsu.be/
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toilets at Amatsu, Ghent, clean and colourful. Nice flower print on bassin
terrace at the back, Amatsu, Ghent
Nom nom nom 🙂
Delicious looking food and well balanced. I always forget how much I like seaweed.
Looks good! Were the portions as light as the pictures looked ( I’m on mobile)?
Oh, it was more than enough for me, I could hardly even finish all the courses!
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