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How we read reviews →Blackburn North's low-key omakase gem from the husband-and-wife team behind the old Miku.
Small and intimate behind an unassuming entry, with owners Michael and Mayumi present throughout. reviewers say it feels like being hosted in a friend's home rather than dining out.
Husband-and-wife team who previously ran Miku on Blackburn Road for 13 years, homemade strawberry mochi dessert, a sake flight tasting, and wasabi served on the side rather than pre-applied to nigiri.
Reviewers with Japanese heritage or travel experience call it authentically Japanese, describing it as comparable to omakase in Japan and praising traditional techniques and ingredients.
Consistently called excellent value for the quality, with several reviewers rating the $110 omakase menu better than pricier omakase they've had in Japan.
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