I like all of them. From foods, atmosphere and staff.
Was coming here with my Husband on Friday night, we saw some queue n when I said only 2 person to the staff, she give us seats without waiting too long maybe because the other people bring kore than 2 people.
For foods, I love everything that I ordered, from seafood hotpot shared w/2 people through fried gyoza and Salmon salad.
Of course you need to drink beer in Japanese restaurant.
Cost:$79 for 2 people include drinks.
You can pay cheaper depend on menus that you choose.
The food here is so fresh and delicious, the sushi is the best I've ever had. I dont know why anyone would give this place any less than 5 stars
Hungriestsam - Samantha
+4
The meats were delicious but unfortunately I forgot to take photos of it. We ordered many rounds! I also tried the okinomiyaki for fun but I wasn't a big fan of it.
Satisfied my craving for Japanese last night with Okonomiyaki, Takoyaki, Eel Fried Rice and Pork and Kimchi Udon Noodles. Everything was delicious and packed full of flavour. The only downside was that the eel fried rice had virtually no eel in it which was very disappointing especially given the price of the dish.
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Strongly recommend the BBQ pork belly rice bowl! That was very nice and smelled good. Also, staffs here are so friendly and the environment is good.
This place is popular at all times of the night and has a Tokyo vibe! I had been craving Okonomiyaki and Yebisu came through with the goods. All of the dishes had fresh ingredients too.
Been to this place about 15 times, definitely recommend the sizzling dishes and skewers . Sashimi and sushi is just ok items. The variety of Japanese alcohols are worth to try, but cocktails are just blend, hardly tasted alcohol in it. Price is a little bit expensive, but the atmosphere is very good.
An interesting place. Love the deco and service was friendly. However food is quite pricy in terms of the sizes they’re serving~ everything was quite salty, but that’s the point of having you eat more~
It was one hot early Tuesday evening when we stumbled upon Yebisu Izakaya near QVB. Good thing too, since people started pouring in and then eventually lining up to get seated for dinner.. we were thankfully there by 5:30PM.
I wasn’t really hungry, but my partner definitely was, so I ended up getting just their seafood salad and miso soup. He got their tonkotsu ramen (he loves his soup), and was surprised to find it to be the tastiest ramen he has ever had. Accdg to him, the taste was “sticking to his tongue” and that’s how unforgettable it was.:)
The price for me was also just right, since their serving sizes are also ginormous, their salad could be shared between two people. Their miso soup was also more tasty and had lots of bits in it than your regular miso soup.
All in all, our Yebisu experience was both satisfying and memorable. Definitely commendable.❤️
Tried the one in Chinatown and loved the food there! Decided to try this branch too, and I must say the food exceeds my expectations! :D all the food was really yummy and fresh! Price was pretty decent too!
Last min decision to have dinner here on a Friday night. There was a queue but it wasn’t too long of a wait. Good selection of dishes and they were yummy and fresh.
Every time I went to this restaurant, it is full of people, just be asked to finish in about a hour and 45 min, haha. The prawn tempura and teriyaki wagyu is the best, the main is not very perfect as the snacks.
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Yebisu Izakaya is turning 5⃣ in a few weeks 🎉🎂, and that's a solid age for a Japanese eatery, considering there have been hundreds, or even thousands, of Japanese restaurants popped up all over Sydney since they've opened. @jaejennnnn introduced me to this place years ago (that girl knows where to eat!) and although I don't come here often enough to take notes of the consistency, I still dig their food very much.
We weren't super hungry so we ordered a Chirashi Bento 🍣🍱 to share. Raw fish selection included salmon, salmon belly, fish roe, kingfish and tuna, which were super fresh and melty 😘. The vinegary rice underneath was well-cooked and well-seasoned. Sakura denbu 🌸💞, the fluffy sweetened salted pink fish flakes, was an interesting addition but I found it a little on the sweet side. Fresh wasabi was a great touch and we loved their miso soup!
I'm glad we stayed around Town Hall this time 🤗. With @RegentPlace_Sydney, World Square and Chinatown within walking distance, we never had to walk too far for food.
Yummy selection of foods, good place to go to after work. I really liked the chicken skin and the soft shell crab. Service was good and quick. there was a bit of a line at the start but not too long if you're a small group.
The ambience at Yebisu Izakaya is definitely a winner. The small intimate table arrangements, with touch screen menus. In addition to the neon Japanese signs, makes your eating experience all the more exciting.
The menu definitely screams quality and authentic Japanese flavour. It’s slightly overpriced during dinner, but worth a try.
The portions of eel rice were huge! I thought it was for one person and so did it say on menu but I found it also enough for two people, and there were delicious sides as well! The eels were tasty and not very expensive, there is even a discount on specific days. Beside the eel rice, I was into the scallops also and I ordered twice! The urchin and other sushis were very fresh but I love eels and scallops more.
After having to get the iPad reset twice (annoying!) I was finally able to order. Wow! Everything came out fast and fresh.
The. Best. Aburi. Scallops. Plump, saucy and perfectly charred. I dream about them, and would return just to eat more of these tasty morsels. Gyoza were well cooked, the skin had a bit of crunch and a bit of softness, just how I like them. Salmon sashimi was tender and well sliced. The mini soba was also tasty with adequate bite in the noodles. Yummmm.
Really popular and busy at night!
Easily order and friendly service
4/5 octopus 🐙 grilled ball
4/5 fried chicken
4/5 pork&kimchi fried udon 🍜 noodles
This one is quite nice, I never tried fried udon noodles before, always come with soap but this fried one is soft with incredible sauces! Nice!
2/5 tiger sushi
The rice is quite sticky and the roll a little bit loose. It seems they lack of something which make the sushi didn’t taste really good!
Food is really good and service is at a satisfactory. I really like the large portion of my meal. It is on a little pricier side but it was not a bad experience. Food took a little too long but it was because the restaurant was pretty busy. I really like the ambience of the restaurant though.
The food here is amazing and reasonable pricing! Great place for big groups of friends and family! I’ve been here a couple of times and it’s always been satisfying! My favourite is probably the scallop fried rice!
Excellent variety of foods from hot pot, izakaya dishes, yakitori, sushi and sashimi. They also have a wide selection of alcohol, beers, sake etc. You can order off the small screen similar to how you would at a sushi bar. Service is prompt, not very warm but the food is awesome! Highly recommend the beef hotpot! Their dessert is also great! We had the mochi icecream which was fantastic.
Hands up if you love yakitori!!! If you do (and who doesn’t really – it’s grilled meat on sticks…) then IZAYAKA YEBISU is the place for you. It’s a traditional izakaya-style Japanese restaurant, which means it has many small dishes on the menu that are designed to share. Perfect if you want to try loads of food! It also specialises in yakitori. In fact, there’s a whole yakitori section on the menu to choose from! Speaking of the menu, it’s literally the biggest thing ever. It’s double sided and has tiny font, which meant that we had such a difficult time choosing what we wanted!
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Yebisu Izakaya serves a fantastic selection of food and drink options; a quality Izakaya perfectly located within the Sydney CBD.
The bento lunch options will keep you spoilt for choices (most boxes are within $14 to $20). Whether it's seafood or meat, there are ample choices to select from within a reasonable price range. The sushi has always been fresh and if you order a bento meal, the box includes a couple slices of sashimi.
The ramen wasn't something I enjoyed and wouldn't recommend if you're a Ramen buff. If Ramen's what you're look for, then the neighbouring Tonkotsu Ramen eatery is probably a better option.
The staff at Yebisu Izakaya are always friendly, polite and alert. The table seating can be space constrained but it adds to the warm and cosy ambiance of the Izakaya. If you're by yourself, then I recommend sitting at the front of the restaurant, facing the kitchen. Yebisu's kitchen staff work with timeless precision and watching the meals being prepared is quite exciting.
Overall, Yebisu Iazakaya is a fun, cosy Izakaya that has a vast range of meal options supported by excellent set of friendly staff.
Best service, best Japanese food in Sydney. It's a favourite and I keep going back. Their fried pork noodles, beef and garlic fried rice, gyoza and plum sake , just out of this world. I will keep going back.
Been here multiple times. One of my favourites of all time. The hotpot, the grills, sushis, udon and especially takowasabi! Much love to the restaurant and its friendly staffs.
Lunch at Yebisu was yummy.
We had a feast! Starting off with Teriyaki Chicken Rice Bowl which comes with salad, sushi salmon and miso soup.
The Eel Hitsumabushi Lunch Set comes in generous portion too, like all the Bento boxes Lunch set meals.
Yebisu Lunch Box is such a treat. It's got a little bit of everything to try from tataki (pan seared beef) to sushi to dessert (yoghurt with blueberries and cornflakes, what a combo!)
It was also Mocktail time. We had Ocean (a blue mocktail with crushed mint leaves) and Fresh Peach Calpis Soda and Mango Lassi. Took us back to Japan!
Yebisu is a great place to bring your family or eat with colleagues during lunch hour.
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Very fast service. You order your food on the iPad that's on the table. We had the pork kimchi hot pot and the pork belly was super thin and soft. Great broth. Also had the grilled mackerel which was a big serving. Also had the sesame ice cream which wasn't too sweet and sesame flavour was intense. Very reasonable price. Great ambience and friendly staffs. Will be back again
When you’re in Japan, it’s a must to visit Izakaya to sample all the marvellous food it has to offer. It also gives you the opportunity to taste many different things when there are small plates to pick from. Izakaya Yebisu is a taste of Japan. This very popular restaurant is situated in Regent Place and it does get busy, think the crossing at Shibuya. Don’t let that deter you, it is a fun joint that quickly turns over tables, so you won’t be waiting long. You can sit in booths, at tables or at the bar, where you can watch the chefs in action. Japanese memorabilia adorns the walls and it feels like you’re in Japan.
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Great japanese casual dining in regent place, got their fried rice with beef which was delicious but would've liked more ingredients as it was kind of simple.
Drunken Tiger @ Tasty Road
+4.5
It is always joyful to find the way to
Yebisu izakaya. Through the long way to walk you can see very fancy neon signs on the wall. Very professional staffs in and out side of kitchen, you can enjoy the izakaya-vibe of main land style. Overflowing the shot and box cold sake makes me feel like i am paying one-shot glass of sake and getting two shots.
When you order Yakitori, you have 3 seasoning options : salt, curry salt and
Teriyaki sauce. For me, always choose
salt with skewers but if it is you're first trial
I recommend sweet teriyaki sauce.
Special recommendation for skewers
They have chicken gizzard one and
Chicken soften-bone one as well
It is Very hard to find the place where they have both skewers in their menu.
Rainy day or cloudy like this
Start with warm sake to warm up your body
And then order yakitories
When you finish both,
Order cold overflowing cold sake
And pork belly skewers
If you want more to drink and eat
Finish with tab beer and edamame :)
Gotta try if you live in this area !
It's pretty quiet for lunch, but the food is good and the service is great. I had the chirashi sushi lunch set ($16.80) and the scallop nigiri ($5.80). I'd come back during dinner hours to try the yakitori!
Coffeebrunchanddinner
+4.5
There is a reason this place is popular and often has a queue! The menu is perfect to share with a lengthy selection of skewers, sashimi, sushi and larger dishes. The tables for two out the front have a touch computer ordering system which makes it so easy to just keep picking anything that takes your fancy! The pork gyoza were delicious and came out smoking hot. The salmon skewers were also a stand out and you can customize your flavors with salt, teriyaki or curry sauce. And of course there is a HUGE selection of sake. The staff are friendly making Yebisu a fun, delicious dining experience.
An Izakaya is similar to a Japanese pub; a place were you go after work to wind down and relax, all the while getting a hearty meal and a good drink.Izakayas were some of the most amazing places we went to in our last visit to Japan. Going into one was like going into a rabbit hole of amazing food, vibes and drinks.
Our favourite casual izakaya so far. It is busy place, but we were seated in about 20mins waiting.
The service is very efficient. You order everything by touch panel, so you don't need to get attention from staff. The order get through one by one to the kitchen, so you get food reasonably quick whatever its ready. If you come with group, and order individual meal (not to share) it might be down side.
Food is not super good, but good Japanese izakaya level. Rice cake for nigiri sushi is kinda small but easy to eat. Kushiyaki are good, in particular chicken soft bone. Yebisu beer is our choice all the time.
Price is slightly higher side. Two of us, four yebisu beer plus food cost $140.
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Went here for the first time on a Thursday night - got in just before the dinner rush. We usually see a long line waiting for tables whenever we walk past and it had piqued our interest for awhile. They have quite an extensive menu, and being an izakaya of course, had a wide selection of Japanese alcohol which they offer to you in a cute little cart like yum cha. We came for a quick bite before our movie and this is what we got as they have an efficient iPad system and the food came fairly quickly. The salmon carpaccio was decent, doesn't beat my favourite but it had wasabi mayo! The skewers were tasty, and the 'mega fried potato' was exactly that - a huge serving of chips that I can't fault. The takoyaki with cheese/curry sauce was a bit of a disappointment - sauce was very watery.
Overall, it was a decent meal if a bit pricey for what we got. I hear the sushi is good, so perhaps will come back and try the sushi (also, ran out of time so missed out on getting $2 fried ice cream with Washoku - next time!!)
Been here a couple of times, and although it’s not the best nor the most memorable, it does what it needs to do and I can appreciate that. Tasty sushi with heaps of options, and fun atmosphere. They open til relatively late as well, which worked for me when I was in need of a quick bite quite late at night.
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As a frequenter of Regent Place I had been eager to try the infamous bell-ringing izakaya for quite some time. Overall I was very impressed.
Went with a foodie friend who was equally keen to sample. For drinks we had the suntory premium beer and China doll cocktail, and for food we ordered wagyu beef skewers, salmon belly skewers, mixed sashimi, takoyaki, chawanmushi, wagyu beef sukiyaki hotpot & tempura ice cream for dessert.
The two standout dishes were i) the wagyu beef skewers - just wonderful, slight char, smoky, fatty, tender and luscious. And ii) the takoyaki, which was fantastic, great flavour and, as is so crucial, perfect texture. 10/10 would go back for just these two items. Might add that the suntory beer matched them both phenomenally well.
Sashimi was fresh and the sukiyaki had some great elements - the tofu in it was surprisingly my favourite as it managed to retain its bounce and natural flavour. Salmon belly skewers were good too!
Disappointed by the China doll cocktail which tasted artificial and looked nothing like picture... And the tempura ice cream which was terrible, soggy and crazy sweet and had me questioning who decided to leave it on the menu in the first place.
The iPad ordering was user friendly and efficient while the in-person service itself was attentive and well-mannered. I also liked the Japanese int design which reminded me of nights roaming Tokyo alleys.
Overall I had a good night with mostly very tasty dishes. A little pricey but it matches the quality.
Suited for dining in alone for a quick lunch set or with friends for drinking and good Japanese dinner!
Drinks selection was fantastic ranging from straight alcohol, beer to highball mix. One and two shot selection in mix drinks available Menu available on iPad if seated at the bar, available in 3 languages (English, Japanese and Korean).
Food selection range from lunch teishoku set to a la carte selection of sashimi, sushi and hot food. It's exactly what I expect of a modern izakaya.
Passed by for lunch, had a oolong hi and buta shogayaki teishoku (pork fried with ginger and onion) Happy with the portion and price ratio.
Love it! Price is on the high side but the portion does suit the price.
Fantastic izakaya that has a great vibe and environment. The customer service is attentive and it's super easy ordering from the iPads located at each table. The same trolley is super cute and the bell is rung when it walks around. I highly recommend the Neapolitan fried udon noodle and the chicken cutlet with tartare sauce.
This Japanese Restaurant is one of our favourites! Great food, great atmosphere. iPad ordering at your table. Service is fast and friendly. Be prepared to queue up during peak hours.
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Loved this place! Good is full of flavour, service is great, it's got a cool street vibe but still feel like I'm not in Australia.
The drinks are fun and interesting to taste loved the mango milk, should give it a try.
Visited a couple of months back and have been meaning to leave a review. There's a reason why this place had a queue in peak hour! Delicious Japanese food, chirpy service, streamlined ordering system on screen, sake trolley (?!) we've been back a few times since our first visit- and we visit again soon. A little oasis of great Japanese food and nice atmosphere
Can't go far in Townhall without going to Yebisu! Go to after work, the sushi is made fresh and absolutely amazing. Always ordering the squid sushi with a beer
We came across this cute little japanese restaurant looking for a quick lunch. Yebisu Izakaya is not very easy to find and it's tucked away at the back of Regent Place behind the bustling ramen shop. Lunch sets are generous and averagely priced. My grilled eel was perfectly cooked and all the sides (salmon sashimi, salad, miso soup, pickled cucumbers) went great with the main. We also ordered wagyu beef steak that came on a little stone plate and you could fry the steak yourself to your liking.
Overall, it was an OK experience dining at Izakaya Yebisu. I don't like the time limit of 1.5 hours which staff tell you beforehand...however, there were empty tables (good for 8 people) beside us; why cant they use that instead of reminding us we only have 15 mins left to finish our meal?!
Will I be back? Maybe yes, the food was good.
Yebisu is a charming Japanese Izakaya snuggled inside Regent Place on George Street. It’s very popular amongst the Japanese community, along with everyone else in the know! I have eaten here previously, pop over here to read about that night here. Regent Place appears to be the 'new' dining scene with loads of restaurants and Assembly Bar downstairs.
Many people, including me, agree that food is an essential aspect of getting to know a particular culture. The Japanese have a word for this (they seem to have a word for everything, don’t they?): washoku, which means “Japanese food culture”. Washoku Lovers is a community that helps people get immersed into the Japanese food culture, highly recommended for people like me who would like to know more about it but are hesitant to dive in.
Went there on the 6th May when they were having the 3rd year anniversary promotion. There was a super long slow queue. We joined the queue at 5.50pm and only got seated after 7pm. There were 2 tuna cutting that night with $1 tuna nigiris on offer. They sold out very quick though. A wide variety of dishes & drinks. We ordered a lot of different dishes, tried new things and overall it was a fun night. Liked their tuna nigiris, gyoza, curry flavor pork belly skewers, salmon belly skewers, aburi salmon and chicken hearts.
Didn't like their wagyu beef steak.
Also found it interesting that they have a few sake carts going through text restaurant and that they ring a bell every time someone buys a shot.
Solid Japanese food that's made fresh and is approachable for even those who aren't I to their Jamoanese that hardcore. We'd recommend the crab croquettes and their vegetable tempura as these were super solid! The sushi was also very yum. Great atmosphere and polite staff. Ordering from the screens is also a bit of a novelty so definitely interesting date night venue.
Amazing service, great mango sake, cheap and delicious food. What more could you ask for?
Coming from Melbourne to Sydney this place was suggested to me by my boyfriends boss and it did not disappoint in the slightest
From Across The Kitchen Table
+4
and one of the first things I miss dearly is the food.So we decided to try this funky-looking Japanese restaurant with touch screen ordering system that is conveniently located at the heart of Sydney CBD. There's plenty of dishes to choose from but once the order is made it cannot be cancelled.Turns out it was an excellent choice to have your Japanese food cravings satisfied.
We had a fun, easy experience at Izakaya Yebisu. The service was fast and efficient. The food was well-priced and reasonable. I'm sure that Sydney has a lot of Japanese on offer but this is the one we happened to stumble upon and we left satisfied.
This is definitely one of my favourites Japanese places in city. The restaurant has a large variety of food to choose from so I can always have a bit of everything. Aburi sushi mix is my favourite dish along with teriyaki salmon. Both fish dishes are very fresh and have a good portion considering its price. Beef tataki was also quite good and very flavoursome. Takoyaki and coriander salad were average.
Wait in the line for about 20 minutes. Best ones are salmon head and green tea ice cream with Daifuku. Good food but a bit pricy. Will come next time.
I went in with low expectation but came out pleasantly surprised. The Japanese street food is very authentic and tasty. It's not surprising that the patrons are Japanese. Their takoyaki is better than at Osaka I recon. Their speciality is the grill selection - mushroom and crab croquet - but one of their sea urchin sushi was a delight as well. And their staff is super attentive and friendly that only Japanese can master.
Sir And Mlady Dine Out
+4
In an artistically graffiti-lined mall on George St down near Chinatown, you’ll find this popular Japanese eatery. It is obviously well patronized by (mostly) Japanese diners, which has to be a good sign! As we approached, the place appeared lively and busy, with outside tables full but still plenty of inside table options. We were there for lunch on a Saturday and the menu was presented on a touch screen at our table which was a bit of fun! As we were newbies here, the staff were helpful in explaining how it worked and offered some useful suggestions from the menu.
Baz Juan Pablo Sanchez
+3.5
This placing is oozing with potential if they can just iron out the kinks.
The wait in line can be annoying but once inside you control your destiny with all online ordering per table, the faster you press in those orders the faster you receive your food, no waiting in this department
The food is mostly very good with a few let downs, for me the Udon is disappointing considering what in offer near bye.
On the other hand the Gyoza and the yakitori grill are on point and very good.
The Sakè selection is wonderful and made me want to have more
A little disappointing when I visited during lunch. The service was a tad slow and the portion sizes were unfortunately dissatisfying. However, the lunch special bento boxes are quite worth it and delicious too!
I have been here twice over the course of a few months. The wait in line wasn't very long for dinner and the service is great and served with a smile. The food came out at a good pace and all dishes tasted fantastic. The sushi main however changes and not everything on the picture is what is served because it depends on what stock they have apparently. Their hot pots are great too. Overall a great dining experience and can't wait to go again to try more of their dishes.
Food_Rampage_AM @INSTA
+3.5
Came here for lunch on ny day, place was not as busy as usual but then we were quite early. Soon as we sat down, i asked if their chawan mushi was available for lunch. Sadly it was not. So i asked for the jap style poached egg. The waitress took the effort to talk to the kitchen staff and they happily made 2 for me 😃.
We ordered (from their lunch menu) the salmon teriyaki, rainbow sushi (more on that), chicken karaage udon, coriander salad and silver fish with 3 kinds of radish salad. Both salad were quite interesting especially the radish salad. Too bad those little bait fish were lacking in number 😉. Standard fare on the udon. The salmon teriyaki was the standout as a main in a joint like this. Cooked just right, skin still crispy, the right quantity of teriyaki sauce on it nyum😆
The rainbow sushi is a twist on your normal nigiri, the rice is packed in rectangular shapes with avocado sandwiched in between the rice and then the sashimi placed on top. Nice concept but they were just okayish, have tasted better nigiri.
We would return if only to probably try out their range of wide range of sake, sochu and yakitori (which was not available during our lunch visit).
Izakaya is the best choice for sampling a variety of Japanese cuisine, virtually the perfect accompaniment to beer or sake. Izakaya Yebisu is located in a mecca for food, with Aqua S just right next door as well as Tenkomori. But there’s one area where Yebisu excels. Alcohol. Sake in particular.
Izakaya Yebisu has always been an eye-catcher when visiting Regent Place Arcade for the purpose of grabbing a matcha drink from Chanoma or trying a new soft serve flavour from Aqua S. The bright and colourful signage reminded me of the sensory overload I was immediately hit with when I set foot along the busy streets of Shinjuku and Dotonbori and drowned in the memorable nightlife. I love that a bit of Japan's izakaya culture has made its way to Sydney and I was so delighted when Yuri from SDMG Marketing invited DT and I to try Izakaya Yebisu.
You order using a screen, which I personally love! The udon was great (just a plain bowl), plus the sushi & rice/tofu (forgot the word) was nice! The sushi & rice/tofu was a little overpriced, but the lunch set is worth it (considering the fact that they give you udon noodles, miso soup, sushi, and other little sides!) I like the location and the set up. You have the option of sitting inside as a group, outside as twos, or by yourself along a bench! It's wonderful! More vegan & vegetarian options would be cool though.
Typical Japanese bento for lunch and its so easy to order on the screen instead of waiting for the staff to take ur oder . Food and service is ok, price is reasonable.
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This is one of those places that you go past and always think its pretty cool but never get the chance to stop by because your're always in a hurry to get somewhere.
Got an invitation from Yuri of Washouku lovers to try this cool venue under the guidance of Chef Takuma. This place is known for their tapas style menu dish items to share amongst your selves and friends and with sake of course!
We sat at the bar so we could see a bit of the action in the kitchen plus you get to order off their electronic menu which is always fun.
They have a huge selection of cocktails, mocktails, beers and sake! There is a lady with a sake cart (yes sake) who comes around to offer you a taste of the various sakes they have to offer.
All the dishes we had Tuna nigiri, pork belly with teriyaki sauce, mentai chicken with teriyaki sauce, seaweed salad, pork & kimchi fried rice and the deep fried prawn roll! Everything was quite fresh and delectable!
Staff are pleasant and very happy to help you decide on which dishes are the go to for the mood you're in.
Will indeed be back here as its a great spot for dinner if you are in the area to watch a movie or if you're going out later for drinks. You could always start here with the sake and move on ;)
The food here has always been quite good, but our visit today - we found a new restaurant in place of Yenbosu - Inase Sakaba, which was a much smaller menu and portion sizes, and almost twice as expensive.
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If you want a Japanese experience, this is the place to go! I went on the 7/1/21 around dinner and this is my review.
The service was amazing, especially from the staff member Fusao Nakamura, his service made the whole experience truly enjoyable!
He showed my partner and myself around the menus and recommended us the meals that is popular in Japan, he was constantly checking on us and making sure everything is okay. From start to finish he has looked after us on the whole experience.
The food was excellent, you can just tell that the food was made with pride and care. All the meals tasted freshly made and full of flavour and presented in such a way you just have to take photos of it to show off to your family and friends, I just wanted to order the whole menu and try everything.
The atmosphere of the restaurant just made you feel like you are in Japan and it looked beautiful. The whole restaurant was clean and presentable with great lighting.
Once again I would like to thank Fusao Nakamura for the excellent experience! I will definitely be coming back and will be bringing more people. Keep up the fantastic work!
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