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How we read reviews →Eight-seat Fitzroy omakase with Japanese-sourced seafood, rare sake and a 2024 chef's hat
Intimate, minimalist counter behind a nondescript front. Reverent and quiet, with the chef preparing and explaining each course. Some diners find the hush and formality stiff.
Eight-seat omakase counter, chef explains every course, seafood imported from Japan, rare sake list and sake pairings, Japanese wine, mocktails, seasonal menu changes, Kyoto-influenced technique
Strong. Reviewers cite Kyoto-trained technique, Japanese-sourced fish and rare sake, and several say it feels like dining in Japan.
Reviewers see roughly $180 per person on weeknights as strong value for Melbourne omakase. Friday and Saturday kappo costs more, and sake pairings and extras add to the bill.
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