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Food was incredible and service was exceptional. Dana was very attentive and a wonderful host. I would definitely come back again. We got the $75 banquet. The chicken and steak skewers were the best part in my opinion, not to mention my surprise birthday dessert ☺️

I just had an amazing evening at this place 😍 The food was melting in my mouth. Couldn't remember when I had such a delicious Japanese food. The staff are super friendly and look like they know what they are doing. Honestly, I wish I could stay there forever 😅 I really like your authentic vibe guys😉

I’ve been to lots of good places and this is definitely not one of them. The quality of food DOES NOT match the price at all. Service was average and they forgot my cutlery and water. I hate to say this because the lady at the reception last night was really friendly and helpful. They also provided

If you're reading this you absolutely must go! Everything was amazing, the food, the cocktails the setting, the service. We didn't try dessert but each and every meal was a taste sensation!

Great fusion Japanese restaurant. Decided to go a la carte on the menu and selected so many great dishes. The sushi taco was amazing. Seriously not one foot wrong other than not having enough stomach space. On the pricey side but well worth a good night out.

This place was absolutely amazing. I go to a lot of Japanese restaurants as it’s my favourite cuisine and I have to say this one is a contender for one of the best. The food just went from strength to strength (cocktails were delicious too). The wine was a little overpriced but they had an amazing s

Incredible! Delicious food and attentive, friendly staff. We tried the set menu and not a single dish disappointed. A great Japanese whisky selection as well, I would highly recommend.

Short version: nice atmosphere but very expensive for what you get, the food portions are very small, and the food itself doesn't blow you away like it should when compared to other Japanese degustation experiences (more directly compared to ones like Sono in Brisbane) Long version: The restaurant