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How we read reviews →Clayton's family-run Japanese gem with standout ramen and honest teishoku sets
Compact, brightly lit Japanese dining room with good music and a relaxed atmosphere. modest in decor but clean and welcoming, with the feel of a genuine family-run neighbourhood restaurant.
Japanese-owned and operated; QR code ordering system with counter payment; 5% cash discount; teishoku combo sets offer exceptional variety; dessert selection available in-house.
Japanese-owned and operated; flavour profiles and dish construction draw authenticity praise from multiple reviewers including those who have dined widely at Japanese restaurants.
Excellent value for a sit-down Japanese restaurant. karaage teishoku bento at around $16, ramen around $19. For the suburb and format, reviewers consistently note it punches above its price point.
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