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How we read reviews →Carlton's new Japanese hot pot gem. M9+ wagyu sukiyaki, gyukatsu and welcome drinks on arrival.
Beautifully designed and calming. natural light through large windows, lush greenery and a warm, elegant Japanese aesthetic. The vibe is refined but relaxed, making it equally suited to a special dinner or a casual weeknight treat.
Welcome sour slushy drink on arrival; individual sukiyaki and shabu shabu hot pots with four broth options (soy milk, kombu bonito, tomato dashi, spicy tan tan); M9+ wagyu sourced to order; option to add 50% more meat to sukiyaki sets; closed Sundays.
Japanese hot pot tradition faithfully translated. sukiyaki and shabu shabu prepared correctly with quality wagyu and traditional broths. The individual pot format differs from the shared-pot Japanese tradition but maintains strong fidelity to flavour.
Mid-to-high range. wagyu sukiyaki sets from approximately $52, with the broad consensus being that ingredient quality and the overall experience justify the spend. Budget around $60-80 per person for a full meal with sides.
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