Lovely little Gyoza place. Huge variety of small bites and a great drink menu. My husband and I…read moresaw this gem and thought we'd give it a try our first night in Melbourne. Salmon tartare was my fav!! So light and flavorful, three delicate pieces packed in yumminess. We ordered a few more Gyoza appetizers and two drinks. The food is mostly $6.80 each for small plates which was perfect for a little nibble. Very clean place and friendly, helpful wait staff.

This Izakaya Style Tapas Restaurant is a great place to sample lots of small bite size dishes for…read morethe price of $6.80. Order a salad and then add to your order another four choices for a great affordable meal. The Gyoza here is a specialty. Order at least a couple of plates! The spicy chicken salad is very spicy Beware. After attempting to eat this my mouth was on fire. Pity as I usually like hot spicy food All dishes we ordered were very tasty and well presented.

Awesome new player in the ramen scene. I discovered this place after not wanting to wait in the…read moremassive line at the more we'll know joint across the road. Everything I ordered was great. The chicken ribs were AMAZING. Order them.

Pretty solid ramen for the price paid $13 for signature pork tonkatsu and $14 for the spicy one…read more. The broth was rich and flavorful. They also let me choose the thinness of noodles and the spicy level of my broth which was great! Also the restaurant opens till late. The only thing to complain about is my broth was kinda salty and parking was tough...

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.

Best and most interesting ramen I have ever had! I wish I could bring it home to California!read more

My husband and I grabbed a quick veggie gyoza order for takeaway and were not disapointed. The…read moredumplings were vegan and delicious! They were fresh and tasty. The shop is small and has one table outside. The staff were friendly.

Food was ok, gyoza covered in vinegar though instead of on the side. Biggest thing, they need to…read morechange their smoke detector batteries! Chirping all through dinner.

Was excited to try the food train for the first time. I found the concept to be very interesting…read more The food on the train keeps moving and we pick the ones that we like. Most of the food was sushi and the ones that we tried were all fresh and delicious! The premium ($8) items also were good. Staff were attentive and the place was well kept.

The other sushi trains in the city even the one in box hill is better. $$ for drinks are crazy and…read morehas too many sweet sauces. WIR?? No thank you. has promise and great location.

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...

We came with a Groupon voucher for an 8-course vegetarian banquet and it was excellent value for…read moremoney. We requested everything to be vegan, which was no trouble for them. The courses included miso soup, edamame, agedashi tofu, nasu dengaku (eggplant), vegan fried chicken, rolled-up crunchy tofu skin with rice, sushi rolls, and dessert. It also included house sake, which tasted like rubbing alcohol, but hey, alcohol's alcohol. Some of the dishes were definitely better than the others. I liked the "fried chicken" and the eggplant (the sauce with the eggplant was amazing!!! I practically lapped it up.) The sushi rolls were OK, kinda generic. Wasn't crazy about the agedashi tofu for some reason. The miso soup was tasty, and the edamame was pretty much your usual steamed edamame, nothing special (although they gave us a LOT of it, which was nice!) The crunchy tofu skin with rice was very bland, and my boyfriend didn't like it at all so I ate pretty much the whole thing myself. For dessert, we skipped the typical ice cream that comes with the banquet and got vegan desserts instead. It was basically a peach-flavored jelly thing (made with agar agar, not gelatin). It was tasty, but I was honestly SO FULL at this point that I couldn't finish it. In general, I liked the meal. But I think some of the flavours could be improved (especially the sushi rolls, agedashi tofu, and crunchy tofu skin with rice). I'd also just gotten back from two weeks in Japan and I'm not sure how "authentic" some of these dishes truly were. They definitely tasted like they'd been a little bit Westernized, but maybe that's just me being picky because I had just been in Japan and had such amazing food there. The two girls who served us were also very sweet and nice. The atmosphere was nothing fancy, just a cozy little place with no frills, but it was nice. I'd definitely recommend the place if you're wanting a vegan or vegetarian Japanese banquet, especially because most Japanese places use dashi or fish in almost every dish, so it's hard to find a good vegetarian Japanese banquet. Just go wearing stretchy pants because by the end of it, you will be FULL.

We came here late on a Monday night when all other restaurants were closed and loved it. The food…read moreis very delicious and high quality. The service was excellent and I got more sake than I could finish for a very reasonable price. Also the ambience was cozy, funky and traditional all at the same time.