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How we read reviews →Melbourne CBD robatayaki grill. charcoal-fired wagyu skewers, sake flights and Tokyo-neon energy.
A sleek, neon-lit Tokyo-inspired room with colourful signage, a kitchen counter, window seats and elevated booths. vibrant and buzzy but reviewers still call it relaxed enough for a proper conversation.
Charcoal robatayaki grill, an extensive sake and whisky list including sake flights with tasting notes, imported Asahi on tap, and $45-49 multi-course set menus running Sunday to Wednesday.
Charcoal robatayaki technique and an extensive sake programme are consistently praised as genuine, though one reviewer felt the menu leaned more modern pan-Asian than strictly traditional Japanese.
The $45-49 set menus deliver strong value with several courses and drinks included, though a number of reviewers found a la carte portions small for the price.
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