Daikokuten is located in a leafy corner on Tooronga Road in Hawthorn East. Its influence on its menu is based on an inspired Japanese brunch & Onigiri-style cafe. Large windows in the shop invite natural light and an opportunity to pause and enjoy a cup of beautiful coffee.Daikokuten currently is rotating between our micro lot coffee both on espresso and filters. If time is on your side, partake in a pour-over of our current micro lot Ethiopia Duwan option. And of course, their signature Onigiri set is not to be missed
Chapel St. Windsor welcomes Mr. Miyagi, a standout Modern Japanese restaurant serving contemporary dishes with a twist. Enjoy inspired cocktails, Japanese Whisky and an impressive beer and wine list to compliment your meal.Mr. Miyagi’s approach to dining is all about fun and variety. The menu is cleverly structured into three rounds - Round One, Round Two and Round Three, making it easy to explore different dishes whilst encouraging an Izakaya, shared experience. Pick from each round, try something new and take full advantage of the diverse options on offer!The fun atmosphere is brought to life by the open kitchen, where sushi chefs serve up fresh sushi and sashimi. For a more laid-back vibe, dine at Yukie’s Snack Bar, where you’ll find the same delicious menu in a comfortable setting near the cocktail bar. Perfect for a casual bite or drink.
DISUKO, cued from Tokyo 1980, split into elements that define the time. Open-air dining, shared izakaya, omakase for occasion, music always.Refound on Melbourne’s city skyline, DISUKO brings those moments forward in a lively and layered setting. Our nomikai, the Terracotta Roof, offers after-hours respite and weekend ease, the izakaya lounge gathers friends over plates made to share, and omakase offers pause for a theatrical food occasion. Each element tied by vinyl selectors, we honour Tokyo’s DISUKO era. A place to reminisce or experience something new in what was Japan's decade of excellent excess — the sake, the ease, the rhythm.
IZAKAYA DININGInspired, fresh, and flavorsome Japanese small plates, designed to be shared.Thank you for choosing to dine with us. Please note that the duration of sittings prior to 7pm will be just under 2 hours. This allows us time to adhere to appropriate cleaning and sanitisation of tables before our next guests arrive. Please ensure you arrive at the time of your reservation, as seating is limited and there may not be any space if you arrive earlier. If you are however running late to your reservation, please call us as we only hold tables for 15 minutes. Be aware that the seating in our venue comprises of low tables, counter tops and bar seating. Please note bookings of two are generally sat along a bar or counter top, not a low table. If you have a preference due to any health or mobility issues, please include this in your booking or give us a call, and we will try our best to accommodate.
Winner of La Liste's prestigious Show-to-Table Award for its unique fusion of theatre, gastronomy and immersive Tokyo izakaya culture, Tombo Den is a Japanese-inspired restaurant and sake bar on Chapel Street in Windsor.The long, narrow space unfolds across two levels, blending elegance with playful, slightly subversive design. Settle into a booth, dine along the extended sushi counter as chefs work before you, head upstairs to the cocktail lounge or retreat to The Den - an intimate private dining and karaoke space inspired by Tokyo nightlife.The menu celebrates Japanese street food and izakaya-style dining, featuring market-fresh sushi and sashimi, handrolls, gyoza and charcoal-grilled seafood and meats designed for sharing. Paired with an extensive sake selection, Japanese whisky and inventive cocktails, Tombo Den delivers a dining experience that's vibrant, immersive and unlike anywhere else in Melbourne.
Settle in beneath Akaiito’s signature red thread for a relaxed, intimate evening on Flinders Lane. Enjoy seasonal French-Japanese dishes, the warmth of charcoal cooking and time to savour the company around your table.Choose your own dishes from our à la carte dinner menu, or let our chefs guide you through a seasonal Omakase experience. Join us for weekday lunch, too.The kitchen is led by Chef Winston Zhang, who trained in Sydney, served as Sous Chef at Merivale’s Establishment and held Head Chef roles at the Grand Hotel Sydney and Hyatt Regency. Come for a date night, a celebration or simply an evening together.
We are Izakaya Domo, a hidden Japanese bar and eatery where the spirit of Japan lives in every bite and sip. Our menu celebrates authentic flavours from sashimi and fresh sushi to sizzling yakitori and refined wagyu tataki, served alongside crisp Japanese beer, smooth sake and refreshing highballs that lift the night. Signature dishes like Salmon Don and our izakaya small plates are crafted to delight and share in a lively setting that feels warm and welcoming. Our atmosphere blends vibrant energy with intimate conviviality, perfect for relaxed evenings or spirited gatherings. As the night unfolds, the buzz of good company and expertly poured drinks creates memorable moments. With an inviting space and vibrant izakaya vibe, every visit to Domo is an experience of Japan’s rich food culture right here at GPO Postal Lane.
Step through Yakimono's glowing neon entrance just off Collins Street and into a futuristic Tokyo streetscape alive with colour, music, fire and movement. Loud, playful and unapologetically fun, Yakimono is where the charcoal grill takes centre stage and every meal feels like a night out.Take a seat at Melbourne's largest kitchen bar to watch chefs work over charcoal and flame, settle into a booth with friends, soak up the atmosphere on the terrace or book The Corner Room for a more intimate dining experience for up to 15 guests.The share-style menu celebrates bold Japanese flavours, from smoky skewers and freshly made sushi to seafood, premium cuts and dishes kissed by the grill. Pair it with playful cocktails, sake or Japanese whisky and settle in for a dining experience that's energetic, theatrical and unmistakably Yakimono.