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How we read reviews →Glen Waverley's theatrical sea urchin specialist known for roeburi bowls and gold-flake flair.
Theatrical and colourful. dry-ice presentations, gold-flake garnishes, a sea urchin museum and elaborately themed decor (including much-discussed bathrooms) create a memorable, celebration-ready room; a few call the aesthetic kitsch.
Dry-ice tableside presentation, gold-flake garnishes, an in-venue sea urchin museum, elaborately decorated private rooms and bathrooms, and a free birthday sea urchin cake with bookings.
A Melbourne-original theatrical concept built around Japanese-style sea urchin and sashimi, though some reviewers note the ingredients don't always match the quality found at high-end restaurants in Japan.
Wide range from a $25 lunch set (strong value) to $300+ dinners for two that some found didn't match the price. value is inconsistent at the premium end.
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