In this unique Japanese restaurant, all guests sit around a conveyor belt and pick up passing plates of sushi, maki, sashami and salads they are tempted by, all prepared fresh by the chefs in the middle. A fun alternative to the more traditional sushi restaurants and reasonably priced.
Matsuri
2-4 rue de Passy, 16th arrondissement
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Boat, conveyor belt or "kaiten" sushi restaurants are actually pretty common in Japan and California, but they can be fun and tasty if they're busy enough that the food gets eaten quickly and stays fresh as it circulates.
Next time I make it to Paris I'll check this out!