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How we read reviews →Kew's understated omakase-quality sushi den. crispy katsu and fine-dining polish at casual prices.
Minimalist, calm and elegant. traditional Japanese aesthetics with a modern touch, well-spaced tables and bar seating for watching the sushi chef work.
Complimentary warm hand towels and green tea on arrival, a sushi chef cutting fish tableside at the bar, and charcoal-grilled dishes as a signature technique.
Reviewers who've travelled to Japan and Japanese-Australian diners both praise the food as authentically prepared, from hand-cut sashimi to traditional katsu technique.
Reviewers repeatedly call it omakase quality without the price tag, though one flagged a $20-per-bottle BYO corkage and a couple felt portions ran small for the price.
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