Award winning traditional Japanese Restaurant
They have set menus and a la carte options, so you can choose a vegetarian meal if preferred. It’s known as ‘The Teppanyaki’ by regulars, and offers a traditional Japanese Teppanyaki style meal, made by chefs with deft hands, without the theatrics of throwing bowls or food at diners. Not every teppanyaki restaurant will have the whole ‘throwing food at you to catch' theatrics but visiting restaurants where they cook in front of you is a fun, interactive dining experience for kids. Diversifying from the traditional sushi that springs to mind whenever Japanese food is mentioned, Hanaichi feels the need to introduce to the Australian community the wide range of food that Japan has to offer.
All-you-can-eat Japanese diner Grand Lafayette At Grand Lafayette, our Asian-inspired dining out venue in Prahran, we strive to bring Melbourne locals an authentic taste of Japanese cuisine. Offering a fusion of quality Asian and Australian cuisine, Eis Japanese Restaurant is located on Albert Park's Bridport Street. Offering mains like salmon teriyaki steak or roast duck in red wine a ..
We were keen to try out a broad spectrum of the menu and should have gone for the great value set menu, but we opted to choose our own dishes, ordering several of each proving more expensive. Kimchi, cabbage & radish was a satisfying journey into kimchi. My mother in law is fastidious about kimchi having travelled much to Asia and won't rave unless she has to.
Grill Americano is Melbourne’s newest and most exciting restaurant. Specializing in wood-fired oven cooking and Josper Grill, brining you the best of Italian cuisine with a focus on Australian produce. The menu features delicate handmade pastas, specially procured beef including the rarest wagyu breeds, impeccably fresh seafood and classic Italian dishes such as pizza and arancini.
Two rooms wide and one room deep, Yamato Japanese Restaurant is hidden in the backstreets of Melbourne's Chinatown and is well worth finding. The family restaurant serves fuss-free Japanese food in its simple dining room. Be sure to try the Yamato nabe, one of the claypot speciality dishes of Yamato.
The most popular Japanese restaurants in Melbourne are Minamishima, Kisume, Supernormal and Izakaya Den. Outside of the continent itself, is there any country with a stronger grasp on Asia’s culinary diversity than Australia? There’s plenty of evidence that the best Asian food outside of Asia can be found down under. Perhaps that’s most evident when looking at the best Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. Restaurant reviews, news and the hottest openings served to your inbox.
We create our latest menu that is full of flavours including maki rolls, nigiri sushi platters, sashimi, salads, udon, bento and hot snacks. Kokoro sushi is constantly working to bring the freshest and best quality Japanese cuisine to Brighton and Camberwell. We are sourcing locally and delivering daily to provides a distinct, unique spin to tried and tested Japanese flavours, cementing its reputation as one of Australia’s best Japanese restaurants. Want to take a bite out of the best dishes in Melbourne? Discover delicious Japanese restaurants based on price, location, and more. Find the top spots for your next lunch or dinner faster than you can say "yes please!" to dessert.
For the best gyoza you’ll taste outside of Japan, head to Kumo Izakaya in East Brunswick. And for cheap and cheerful sushi that will fill you right up, you have to try Hinoki Japanese Pantry in Fitzroy. However, Melbourne’s coastal location means you’ll never be too far from excellent Japanese cuisine made with fresh, tasty vegetables, fish and more. Izakaya Den is a hip basement venue for Japanese izakaya-style tapas, drinks, and classic mains and group tables. It has an underground, casual busy trendy CBD bar vibe with great ambience and mood lighting.
Missing one item, rang the store, got thru after 10 mins but fixed the problem luckily very quickly and delivered the missing item. Alberto Fava has years of experience in prestigious kitchens. The 40 seater diner is set by Collaborative Collectif, who have worked on projects such as The Press Club and Supernormal. Aaron McKenzies clever use of paint gives the space a modern edge, while showpieces such as copper lights and vast white marble bench tops add a touch of luxury.
Japanese food is certainly one of our favourite cuisines, because it encompasses so many different type of dishes. You could eat Japanese food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week without ever eating the same thing twice. But where to start when it comes to Japanese restaurants in Melbourne? Well, as always, it depends what you’re in the mood for… Sushi and ramen may be some of the most well-known Japanese food types, but there’s so much more to Japanese cuisine than just raw fish and soup. Fans of pancakes will love Okonomiyaki, a type of savory Japanese pancake piled high with toppings, that was traditionally prepared to use up leftovers hundred of years ago. Meat lovers will adore Yakiniku, Japanese-style BBQ that you cook at coal grills on your table.
All-you-can-eat Japanese diner Grand Lafayette At Grand Lafayette, our Asian-inspired dining out venue in Prahran, we strive to bring Melbourne locals an authentic taste of Japanese cuisine. Offering a fusion of quality Asian and Australian cuisine, Eis Japanese Restaurant is located on Albert Park's Bridport Street. Offering mains like salmon teriyaki steak or roast duck in red wine a ..
We were keen to try out a broad spectrum of the menu and should have gone for the great value set menu, but we opted to choose our own dishes, ordering several of each proving more expensive. Kimchi, cabbage & radish was a satisfying journey into kimchi. My mother in law is fastidious about kimchi having travelled much to Asia and won't rave unless she has to.
Grill Americano is Melbourne’s newest and most exciting restaurant. Specializing in wood-fired oven cooking and Josper Grill, brining you the best of Italian cuisine with a focus on Australian produce. The menu features delicate handmade pastas, specially procured beef including the rarest wagyu breeds, impeccably fresh seafood and classic Italian dishes such as pizza and arancini.
Two rooms wide and one room deep, Yamato Japanese Restaurant is hidden in the backstreets of Melbourne's Chinatown and is well worth finding. The family restaurant serves fuss-free Japanese food in its simple dining room. Be sure to try the Yamato nabe, one of the claypot speciality dishes of Yamato.
The most popular Japanese restaurants in Melbourne are Minamishima, Kisume, Supernormal and Izakaya Den. Outside of the continent itself, is there any country with a stronger grasp on Asia’s culinary diversity than Australia? There’s plenty of evidence that the best Asian food outside of Asia can be found down under. Perhaps that’s most evident when looking at the best Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. Restaurant reviews, news and the hottest openings served to your inbox.
We create our latest menu that is full of flavours including maki rolls, nigiri sushi platters, sashimi, salads, udon, bento and hot snacks. Kokoro sushi is constantly working to bring the freshest and best quality Japanese cuisine to Brighton and Camberwell. We are sourcing locally and delivering daily to provides a distinct, unique spin to tried and tested Japanese flavours, cementing its reputation as one of Australia’s best Japanese restaurants. Want to take a bite out of the best dishes in Melbourne? Discover delicious Japanese restaurants based on price, location, and more. Find the top spots for your next lunch or dinner faster than you can say "yes please!" to dessert.
For the best gyoza you’ll taste outside of Japan, head to Kumo Izakaya in East Brunswick. And for cheap and cheerful sushi that will fill you right up, you have to try Hinoki Japanese Pantry in Fitzroy. However, Melbourne’s coastal location means you’ll never be too far from excellent Japanese cuisine made with fresh, tasty vegetables, fish and more. Izakaya Den is a hip basement venue for Japanese izakaya-style tapas, drinks, and classic mains and group tables. It has an underground, casual busy trendy CBD bar vibe with great ambience and mood lighting.
Missing one item, rang the store, got thru after 10 mins but fixed the problem luckily very quickly and delivered the missing item. Alberto Fava has years of experience in prestigious kitchens. The 40 seater diner is set by Collaborative Collectif, who have worked on projects such as The Press Club and Supernormal. Aaron McKenzies clever use of paint gives the space a modern edge, while showpieces such as copper lights and vast white marble bench tops add a touch of luxury.
Japanese food is certainly one of our favourite cuisines, because it encompasses so many different type of dishes. You could eat Japanese food for breakfast, lunch and dinner, 7 days a week without ever eating the same thing twice. But where to start when it comes to Japanese restaurants in Melbourne? Well, as always, it depends what you’re in the mood for… Sushi and ramen may be some of the most well-known Japanese food types, but there’s so much more to Japanese cuisine than just raw fish and soup. Fans of pancakes will love Okonomiyaki, a type of savory Japanese pancake piled high with toppings, that was traditionally prepared to use up leftovers hundred of years ago. Meat lovers will adore Yakiniku, Japanese-style BBQ that you cook at coal grills on your table.
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