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How we read reviews →Flinders Lane's buzzy Asian fusion icon, famed for its lobster roll and open kitchen theatre.
High-energy, polished share-dining room. communal benches face an open kitchen, buzzy at peak but never chaotic.
Open kitchen counter seating lets diners watch chefs work; banquet menus and a deep sake and wine list round out the offering.
A confident modern Asian fusion menu spanning Korean, Japanese and Chinese influences rather than a single-heritage kitchen.
Higher spend ($90-$130pp banquets, mains near $68) reflects the polish, though a few reviewers felt individual hyped dishes didn't always justify the price.
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