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How we read reviews →Croydon's hidden gem AYCE Japanese. sushi tacos, wagyu tacos, baked scallops and lobster rolls at $49, with no weekend surcharge and BYO wine for $3.50.
Warm, relaxed restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating areas. Calm enough for conversation. reviewers specifically note you can actually talk and be heard. Lighting is described as slightly harsh inside but the ambience is otherwise pleasant.
AYCE format at $49 per person (some reviews reference $42-45. pricing may vary). BYO wine corkage at $3.50. No weekend surcharge. a genuine point of difference vs competitors. Birthday gifts given to diners. Ordering via paper sheet and marker (classic AYCE style). Unlimited ice cream included.
Japanese-influenced with creative Australian AYCE adaptations (sushi tacos, lobster roll). Core sushi and sashimi praised by a Japanese reviewer as well-seasoned and authentic. Not traditional-only, but high integrity.
Strong value. AYCE at $49 with no weekend surcharge, BYO wine at $3.50, and above-chain quality. Generous portions with a wide selection justify the price over Okami-style alternatives.
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