Came here for dinner…read more The sushi was absolutely delish! After one bite it was a party in my mouth. Tastebuds were happy! I ordered salmon avocado and ebi panko. The ebi panko had prawn, cucumber and spicy mayo. Both were delicious and fresh. I also had traditional ramen which was equally delicious! It had original pork broth, thin noodles, bean shoot, spring onion, egg. and seaweed. Absolutely delish dinner!

If you had to eat the same meal for the rest of your life what would it be? Mine is SUSHI!…read more It's filling, delicious, affordable, easy and healthy! Ticks all them great boxes. As my family and I walked in to Gochi service was delivered straight away with it also being a busy environment. We were seated and served water and the menus which got me excited. I ordered the cprisy chicken, tempura prawn and cprisy salmon (with you had to ask for as it's not being on the menu). There was an order of 15 fresh sushi rolls and the wait, well I wouldn't even call it a wait. Service was defiantly spot on here with great time management. The sushi was presented lovely all cut up with ginger and wasabi on the side, yum! Everything about Gochi is amazing! -Great quality of food -Great customer service -Presentation wise of the overall place was beautiful with cute Japanese quotes all over the place. Was a great experience not only for myself but for my family with haven't tried sushi before. So it was an interesting lunch for them to finally listen to what all my bragging is about haha. See you again soon Gochi!

For a place that serves quality small plates I'm surprised it doesn't get that much business…read more Everything was simply amazing. The sashimi is so soft and flavorful rich. I'm still baffled at the salad that was served with raw meat and a tiny quail egg. I thought I tried everything Japanese by now, but that was new and amazing. The one thing that wasn't good... matcha beer. It's not a good idea, don't do it. Also wish they served their matcha without soymilk.

From the owner: Gyoza Gyoza, a true unique dining experience of Japanese Izakaya style eatery with over 80 dishes…read moreall from $6.80 per dish.

I adore this place! I wish I could give it a 6th star! The staff are incredibly friendly and cater…read moreto any needs, the Chefs are super friendly, and if your lucky the head chef with show you his book filled with photos of him and celebrities, its super amazing! The food though, is beyond incredible! I have never tasted such amazing Japanese food, I have not found any other restaurant that matches or compares to KoKo. The view from the windows is also incredible, the location within Crown towers makes it so easy to get to and we have never been turned down when we call to reserve a table, They always make room for you and make you feel special. For the quality of the food, the price is so worth it! During tepenyaki the staff interact with you and make it such a fun dining experience. I never want to leave after dinner. If you are a fan of Japanese food, I recommend you get yourselves down to KoKo, You will not regret it and you sure will not find a restaurant like it.

We came here on Boxing Day for dinner. We opted for the regular table seating instead of…read moreteppanyaki. The environment is pretty classy and nice. However, the sashimi and sushi were disappointing. The sashimi were cut on the thin side and most pieces were quite dry. The fish on the sushi was comparatively less dry, but the rice was quite tasteless and occasionally fell apart. The wagyu beef udon (Niku Inaniwa udon) was the best dish out of the 3. The udon was smooth and chewy. The meat had an intense flavour. No fat was visible but the beef was not tough.

What a surprise! I was looking for a bite to eat late one evening and happened upon this wonderful…read moresushi restaurant in CBD Melbourne. It wasn't obvious from the sidewalk a night, and I wasn't sure what I'd find as I walked down the steps to the basement location, however I was amazed at the size and cool vibe as I turned the corner into a large and modern restaurant. The food and service were great, Including offering to provide 1/2 servings because I couldn't decide between the two recommended main dishes. Definitely an "I'll be back" experience.

Disappointed with this choice. hard to find with just a simple easel sign in an office type…read morebuilding entrance. Absolutely empty on this Tuesday night. Red flag. No one at the sushi bar or anywhere else. Moldy smell throughout which is a problem since this place is below ground. But to save a star, a great selection of sake. Menus are dirty and disorganized. Not easy food selections. Food was just ok. Too many other better options in the areas.

Best Nobu restaurant & experience to date!…read more Quality/Quantity - We got the Melbourne Seven Course Nobu Omakase. See pictures. Looks like my 7th course, dessert, picture got deleted or is missing, sorry. Well this has been my favorite Nobu to date, and we have been to a few. This was not on our list to visit and we weren't even hungry, but we saw it and made the impulse decision to go. Plus we did NOT expect so much food, especially since all our other Nobu restaurants were not as generous. We left so full. his experience exceeded out expectations. I also got a glass of white (NZ Sauvignon Blanc) and red, sorry, I can not remember which red I got. Also available - Happy hour from 3pm to 6pm from Monday to Thursday. Atmosphere - Good size, 2 story location. Beautiful decor, including the bathrooms. Table, booth, and bar seating available. Open 7 days a week from noon to 10:30pm or 11pm. Events available, see website. We also got seated next to the window by the fire show. Again, sorry my pictures are missing; I guess it did not get uploaded. Service - Excellent. Friendly, nice, and proactive. Price - $440AUD. FYI, by the time of this review, the Melbourne Seven Course Nobu Omakase is now only $190AUD, a $5 savings; lol. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your successes and successful partnership with Robert De Niro and Meir Teper. Congrats on your 13 hotels and 50 restaurants. Lastly, congrats on your 2015 valuation of $500M with the 20% sale to James Packer.

Good food but not crazy ambiance or must try. The food portion is a bit tiny. Miso fish took a…read morepretty long while. Cool visual of the food at least

Excellent. Had a lunch course to remember! Great service and…read morerecommendations. Nice venue overall.

Looking at the web-site for Miyako we saw the pre-theatre option which is a choice of 4 bento…read moreboxes. I had the salmon and dining partner had the beef. The price includes miso soup and an appetizer. It was good but didn't blow me away. The sashimi was the highlight in the box. The restaurant offers an a la carte menu and looking around people had some very interesting dishes. Next time think I will go for that option. Teppanyaki is the other option. Good views of the river and city and very friendly and helpful staff.

Visiting from California…read more This is what sushi is supposed to taste like. Everyone is Japanese here. I had the omakase. They took so much attention to each piece. Each one had its own personality with a sear, a marinade or a garnish. Rice flavoring was perfect, as well as rice to fish ratio. Price point was reasonable as well. I'd come back next time I'm in Melbourne!

This place gets 3/5 from me because I had a special -50% discount on TheFork. At full price, it is…read moreprobably a 2/5 for me. Japanese restaurant by the harbour. Most of the dishes were good, except for the sushi. The fish was fresh, but the rice was falling apart, indicating that the kitchen didn't have a good sushi chef. Service was also incredibly slow - took ages for food to arrive. What should have been a fairly quick lunch meal stretched for more than 2 hours. Worth going if there's a good discount available on TheFork, otherwise I think it is slightly pricey for the quality and the service levels.

Oh man, dat chutoro sushi. Melt in yo mouth…read more We were told from someone that has lived in Japan for most of her life that this was the best Japanese restaurant in Melbourne. I haven't tried that many classic Japanese restaurants here to vouch for that but it's probably true! A very authentic Japanese experience. We couldn't get seats at the sushi bar as walk-ins to try the Omakase (chef recommendation) so opted for a sushi sashimi combo with chutoro sushi and wagyu sushi in addition to the asparagus tempura. Could not fault anything. In particular, we were most impressed with the toro nigiri. Holy shiz. It melted. There's something about how they do the rice, we were more impressed with the tuna in nigiri form than as sashimi so that speaks volumes for how they do their sushi. Yummo. Lots of people had sukiyaki around us (or possibly shabu shabu) and it smelled like awesome. Next time Melbourne, next time. Excellent service too.

This is my favourite Japanese restaurant in Melbourne. Very traditional place, just like Yokyo…read more Staff are great. Try the Toro "tuna belly" sashimi or sushi, it's incredible. Here the sushi has only small amount of rice, proper Japan style. The sushi and sashimi platter is amazing, the Prawn Dumplings, Sukiyaki, Shabu Shabu, everything here is just like real Japan! Love it!

Ichi Ichi Ku served unique Japanese food, they also have a coffee window for quick take away…read morecoffee. They also have a delivery service for places around their restaurant or pick up services and catering for corporate or special events. Their service was as friendly, attentive even though sometimes on peak hours, the food preparations can take longer than expected Come early to avoid the crowd cause the restaurant is often crowded and operates on first come first come basis. Ichi Ichi Ku is a perfect place to escape from the city busyness without having to travel too far away from the city.

After a run around the tan my ravenous friends and I decided to check out the breakfast menu at…read morethis cute little hideaway and it did not disappoint. After agonising over the choices all of which looked delicious we went for the chai Bircher, which was amazing almost like a dessert with poached pear and raspberry syrup, the pulled pork which comes with perfectly poached eggs in Panko crumbs and the cheesy polenta porridge, all of which were amazing. We were tempted to stay for lunch or at least try the desserts but decided to leave it for another visit of which I hope there will be plenty :)

We are currently on a wagyu craze and were in the midst of finding the best wagyu place in…read moreMelbourne! Although Tsuru's exterior does not do justice for their delicious food, we think their meat is AMAZING. Their wagyu fried rice was really good as well. The staff here are young but well-trained and nice. The price here is on the high side, but hey - you get what you pay for (in this case, quality wagyu!). We'd definitely recommend you to try this place out, it's worth what you're paying for.

Ate here with 2 of my homegirls when I was in town, I guess she picked it cus it's rated really…read morehigh lol... it's actually really good and of course I ate most of it. It was really good Japanese food. The sushi rolls, to some of the raw fish, and even the karage was just really textured well. It was exceptionally good for being a in a low key quiet area on a