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How we read reviews →Ballarat all-you-can-eat Japanese with sushi, tempura and bento, great value when service keeps up
Busy, open and airy two-level dining room with lots of seating, ordering by QR code and a lively family-and-groups buzz. Tables can feel tightly packed and some spots run warm or cold.
All-you-can-eat menu ordered through a QR code at the table, tapas-style small portions, bento boxes, online ordering and delivery, sake and drinks list, and themed touches such as an Easter egg hunt.
Chain-style, buffet-led Japanese suited to broad tastes rather than a traditional experience. One reviewer with time in Japan felt standards slipped after a change of operators.
The all-you-can-eat set price is the main draw, with many reviewers calling it excellent value for the variety. A few feel quality and hot food temperature slip when it is packed, and one finds the a la carte pricing creeping up.
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