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How we read reviews →All-you-can-eat Japanese in Chelsea Heights, big on variety, loud on a busy night.
Buzzy, close-set all-you-can-eat dining room that reviewers repeatedly flag as loud and hard to hold a conversation in when full, though several call the fit-out clean and well decorated.
QR-code ordering, round-by-round all-you-can-eat format so dishes arrive freshly cooked rather than sitting out, and a 10% seniors discount.
Reviewers note this is one of several Okami locations, valued more for its all-you-can-eat format and freshness than for regional Japanese authenticity.
Split opinion at roughly $40-50pp all-you-can-eat: most reviewers call it excellent value for the variety, but several recent visitors feel portions have shrunk while prices have crept up.
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