Matsuri

Not my favorite Japanese in Perth but the addition to the ENEX100 Food Court has been well received. Very popular at lunch time and given the price of some of the other places in this food hall I find it well priced.
I would recommend the Teriyaki Fish Bento. I do find the marinades used by Matsuri to be unique to them they are quiet unlike the other japanese restaurants around town.

The trick to eating at Matsuri is to make sure you order something that needs to be prepared fresh. The ready-​to-​go boxed stuff is all very good and well – the sushi rolls, bento boxes and so on – but it can also sit there for hours at a time while it waits for a businessman with no time to spare to come along and take it with him. In any case, if you’ve got the freshly-​made option there, why wouldn’t you take that instead? Especially when the price is so good. You can pick up decent lunch specials most days and come nowhere near to breaking the bank.
Matsuri, which is the enex100 outpost of the popular QV1 restaurant of the same name, is right in the middle of the food court’s madness. The lines can get very loud at lunchtime and the food court itself can get very loud. If you should choose to get something ready-​to-​go, I would suggest taking it over to Delisio, the pizza place diagonally opposite across the space, and eating it there. It’s more secluded and slightly quieter than the rest of the enex100 Podium and offers better views of Hay Street below.