Favorite for years when local to the area. Been there for years. Traditional food. Saw John Farnham…read moreand his manager dining here back in the day.

We've come here about ten times now and it's always delicious! Our family of four gets everything…read morefrom vegetarian dishes (me and my daughter) to sushi, seafood and tempura (wife and son) and we consistently enjoy it. It can be busy though they seem to always have enough nice waitresses serving and the food comes out quickly. Thanks

I've been meaning to come here for a long time.. even had it saved in my google maps, and finally I…read moregot to try this place. It's a small family run business and the hosts are very friendly and welcoming. I made sure to make a booking as I didn't want to turn up disappointed without a seat. It was fairly busy on a weeknight which is great for a small business. There were so many things I wanted to try on the menu but I'll just have to make another trip here. It didn't take long for the food to come out, we also ordered a sashimi platter which I didn't take a photo of because we devoured it. The sashimi pieces were nice and fresh which made it very easy to eat. The tempura udon noodles were perfect and delicious. Great for a cold Melbourne's day. It complimented well with the umeshu jelly drink. I will definitely be coming back here again

A great little family owned business. Low key decor - Clean, friendly service and great food…read more Seating can be limited during winter so I'd recommend to book. In warmer weather they have a nice little outdoor area. My family and I have been a number of times and will continue to go and recommending it to our friends.

I recently tried this café for breakfast, I ordered toast and coffee, staff are friendlyread more

Actually called Komuni. This is a great little cafe/restaurant. Food is fresh and tasty. Service…read moreis great. We will definitely be back.

This restaurant is definitely the number one japanese restaurant in melbourne. I just tried it…read more It's surprisingly good!

Conveniently located near the cinemas at The Glen, Yokohama Teppanyaki is a good place to have a…read moremeal before you see a movie. It is clearly in direct competition with Shiranui, which is located closer to the main part of the shops, but if you've managed to get a park close to Century City, or if you're after Japanese cuisine impulsively and without booking, you're better off dining at Yokohama. The food is really quite good, if a bit expensive. My preferred dish is beef teriyaki, which is absolutely delicious. It's $27.50, so it isn't outrageous, but I've had equally good beef teriyaki for a bit less than that elsewhere. Maybe it's just my impression that the serving size was a little on the small side for that price. The service is good, with polite waiters and waitresses who are attentive to the customers. The décor is neatly laid out, and the atmosphere is pleasant. I've got terrible hearing, so most places I go, I need to strain to join in conversation with my friends, and even then, I miss half the conversation. This isn't much of a problem at Yokohama Teppanyaki, even when it's busy.

Good food and service. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal here. Ambiance was quite serene. Sushi was rich…read morejn flavour while the sides are generally priced okay.

It's been awhile since we've tried this place... ordering is via an iPad now which helps as it is…read morefully staffed by Japanese still. Which adds to its authenticity.. however I have to say the standard was not the same as when it first opened.... a general comment here is that it now lacks that Japanese finesse! Sashimi cuts were amateurish and the Californian rolls were falling apart. Almost as if it was made by a trainee. Yakitori... although I appreciate the big chunky pieces... I could swear they used to flame grill it last I was there. Anyways nothing different to meat stabbed with sticks and BBQed. overall majority of dishes we ordered were of quality I'd return to try again but knowing how they were at the start...

This largely hidden gem exists in the sleepy suburb of Mitcham along the Belgrave line and is sure…read moreto be Mitcham's best beer bar. It seems like a lot of passion went into this place and the people (person?) behind it executed a proper craft beer hall with some fine selection of craft beer from around the world and Victoria specifically. I guess that the owners there are somehow into (the relatively niche) imperial stouts as there will always be some kind of imperial stout on the menu. They provide all the cool bar games (CAH anyone?) in addition to a pool table and a lot of stuff that will also keep the little monsters busy. Very simple bar snack options are provided but any outside food can be ordered-in and menus for local venues (just downstairs or across the road) are provided - so please consider also supporting these small local businesses too. Overall a fine effort which is carefully hidden from the public, I would argue it's worth making your way over from downtown for a sampling - preferably one of the massive 10p paddles if you dare

One of my regular restaurants for a quick mid week lunch or dinner.. For lunch I love the hand…read morerolls (crispy chicken, komo chicken. Spicy shrimp) For dinner the salmon fried rice is my favourite, followed by the beef don. They refurbished it recently so there is now more seating

This is one of my favourite Japanese restaurants in the eastern suburbs. Even though it is not…read moremanaged by Japanese, the food and service are at the top of the quality. If you happen to be in this area, do drop by and enjoy.