Omurice House Mitcham

Japanese-Malaysian fusion omurice hidden inside a Mitcham BP petrol station. the katsu curry draws its own queue.

A tiny, unpretentious counter-order eatery (about 12 seats) tucked inside a working petrol station, with a self-order kiosk and no table service.

Located inside an active BP service station, self-order kiosk, a tornado-style rolled omelette technique, and a loyalty app rewarding a free omurice after 12 purchases.

An honest fusion rather than traditional Japanese omurice. several reviewers note it won't satisfy anyone chasing an authentic Japan-style rendition, but praise it as a strong dish in its own right.

Consistently called generous and reasonably priced, with an in-app deal offering $10 off orders over $30 adding further value.

Summary drafted with AI from public reviews.