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How we read reviews →Family-run Burwood diner dishing up huge-value ramen, udon and donburi sets amid quirky anime decor.
Small, bustling, family-run diner covered in anime figurines and wall art. lively and casual rather than serene, with music some reviewers find a touch loud for the setting.
Build-your-own udon noodle bowls, rotating monthly set-menu specials from around $10-12, a 5% discount for paying cash, and anime and collectible-toy decor throughout the small dining room.
Mixed signal in reviews: most praise it as genuine Japanese home-style cooking, though a handful of diners note staff conversing in Cantonese or Mandarin and felt the menu leaned more casual than strictly traditional.
Consistently praised as one of the cheapest, most generously portioned Japanese menus in the area, with mains from around $10-12 during monthly specials.
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