Best Japanese Restaurants in Melbourne

Watts River Brewery in Healesville is a small brewery offering pizzas, bar snacks and plenty of their locally brewed beers. Mamma’s favourite kind of meditation includes some sunshine, coffee and delicious food. Hold the front door - this has to be some of the most delicious ice cream that this Mamma has EVER had! Mastika is the newest ice cream shop on the block and you are going to LOVE this jungle inspired shop. Every great outdoor adventure is made that little bit better when there is cafe food on offer!
Take a seat at the stone counter for a 10-course sushi degustation, or order an assortment of sashimi, miso-marinated black cod and savoury steamed custard topped with foie gras à la carte. Beautifully executed pan-Asian all you can eat sushi melbourne offerings by Andrew McConnell. Come for Korean-style barbequed meats, Shanghai dumplings and Melbourne’s most famous lobster roll. This is the Melbourne outpost of the globally-renowned Nobu Japanese restaurant chain.

Also not a teppanyaki spot, but turning out irresistible, charred delights, is Takumi Japanese Restaurant. This kitchen knocks out excellent sushi, as well as the thrills of teppanyaki. Fuji Teppanyaki is a modest, high-quality establishment in Moonee Ponds, tucked away from the main road. Next on our reviews of the best teppanyaki places in Melbourne, we head back to the suburbs. On the hunt for authentic Japanese food in the Queensland capital?
One thing guests particularly like about Burwood Teppanyaki House is the attentive service. The chefs and waiters patiently explain anything you’re not sure about, making this an excellent venue for Japanese connoisseurs and novices alike. The seafood teppanyaki here contains fish, scallop, prawns, mussels and squid, all prepared to your liking. Alternatively, you can try the garlic prawn teppanyaki, featuring juicy prawns cooked in garlic butter.
It is the perfect spot for coffee with friends….want to know why? You’ll realize this as soon as you get there by the big teddy bears sitting outside waving to the cars. Eastwood is the latest addition to Mamma’s Whitehorse cafe collection and is a real winner. Using the entire length of the shop, cool new spot is ideal for an outdoor bite to eat, a milkshake under the umbrellas and a laid back lunch with the little ones.

Located alongside the Warburton Rail Trail in Mount Evelyn, the cafe is a perfect all rounder. Mamma is most certainly a Mrs Grumpy before her morning coffee - until of course she grabs a morning brew from the one and only Mr Grumpy. This is an eclectic cafe with tonnes of personality, especially on the walls. There is a new gelatery in town and your kids will be begging you to visit. Augustus Gelatery has landed in Upper Ferntree Gully and you have 32 flavours to work your way through.
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You can’t go past a cafe with a courtyard out the back and a place for the kids to play. My Little Kitchen in Healesville hits the nail on the head  by catering for families. We think that we have found another awesome family experience full of entertainment and delicious food. Sushi Jiro has JUST opened their doors in the Knox Ozone and it is super cool. Not only does this venue pump out exceptional food with beautiful service, it allows the whole family an opportunity to test their batting skills in the nets.
The RSPCA Approved branding offers consumers the assurance that Huon Salmon has been farmed ethically and humanely. The RSPCA Standard does not cover Macquarie Harbour which means that around 98 per cent of Huon Salmon is RSPCA Approved. With plenty of space  to celebrate, Tokosan is also available for  private functions. Conveniently located in Prahran, Tokosan is the perfect place for relaxed drinks with your friends, a family meal or belting out some songs in its karaoke room. Find yourself experiencing the electric buzz of Tokyo, as you walk past neon signs, a 16 meter long graffiti mural and mutlicoloured umbrellas covering the ceiling.