
Omakase
Chef's counter, brought to your table.
A guided procession — small plates, a nigiri course, and a hand roll finale. Priced by the seat, shaped by the season.
Omakase counters, wooden boats piled with nigiri, and platters composed for the table. Three ways to eat with Matsu — all cut by hand, all built around your night.

Every service is designed around how you want to eat — quietly at a counter, boisterously around a wooden boat, or elegantly over a shared platter.

Chef's counter, brought to your table.
A guided procession — small plates, a nigiri course, and a hand roll finale. Priced by the seat, shaped by the season.

Abundance for the table.
A wooden vessel piled with nigiri, sashimi, and rolls — the centerpiece for celebrations, chef-selected daily.

Composed for sharing.
Black lacquer platters arranged for gatherings — office lunches, private events, and dinners at home.
“The best sushi meal is the one shaped around the people at your table — not the one printed on a menu.”
Matsu began as a moving counter — a chef, a knife, and a case of fish. Today we cook for private tables, small events, and the occasional hidden dinner in a barn among the longleaf pines.
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Anniversary. A first summer dinner. A quiet Tuesday that becomes a table you remember. Tell us what you're marking — we'll shape the evening around it.