You can trust Julien Gatillon: he's well versed in Japanese cuisine and the art of sushi, within chopstick reach of connoisseur Megévane clientele. A fine €140 package covers the whole range (with osuimono, like a dashi, with shellfish, sashimi, wagyu, nigiri and maki, yuzu soufflé, even allowing an introduction to lunch in two packages, at €70 and €90. A change of scenery and a chance to imagine yourself facing Fuji Yama on a fast shuttle bus.