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How we read reviews →King Street Japanese fusion diner: praised sashimi and banquets, patchier since ownership changed.
A casual King Street izakaya-style dining room with pleasant decor and music; some nights feel calm and cosy, others noisy and stretched thin on staff.
A family banquet menu covering sashimi, gyoza and takoyaki, sake by the glass, and lunch sets from roughly $14.90-$34.90.
Mixed. some reviewers praise it as genuinely authentic Japanese food from a Japanese family kitchen, while others describe it as closer to Chinese takeaway sold at fusion-izakaya prices.
Opinion is split. lunch sets and banquets are seen as reasonable value, but many recent reviewers call individual dishes overpriced for the quality delivered.
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