Favorite for years when local to the area. Been there for years. Traditional food. Saw John Farnham…read moreand his manager dining here back in the day.

We've come here about ten times now and it's always delicious! Our family of four gets everything…read morefrom vegetarian dishes (me and my daughter) to sushi, seafood and tempura (wife and son) and we consistently enjoy it. It can be busy though they seem to always have enough nice waitresses serving and the food comes out quickly. Thanks

My Japanese school 'Japanese Tutor Melbourne Pty Ltd' had their school Lunch Party at Miku Japanese…read morerestaurant. It was the first time I'd been and really enjoyed it! The food, drinks and service was very good. Loved the salmon sashimi. Could've eaten a lot more. Will be back again. ありがとうございます

Don't judge a book by it's cover... Miku is not the classiest of Japanese eateries and is in an…read moreunusual location. The same location (Cafe Souvlaki) I used to visit for authentic Souvlakis, similar to Jimmy Grants... Anyway I digress. Miku Japenese - If you have some patience for the wait staff you will absolutely love the food and hospitality. The staff remembered me on my second visit and seem to be bringing in a lot of regulars. The Sushi platters look fantastic and my favourite so far is the Sushi Burger option, prices are not cheap but it is definitely worth trying out for lunch or dine in for dinner.

Very tasty and fresh, very demonstrative service (greeting and calling things out in Japanese) that…read moremade me grin a few times. Only noticed one vegetarian main on the menu, though. The Bento boxes are a little expensive at around $26 to $29, but there are curry dons from around $14.

I always crave Matcha latte's and have been looking up places to try them. My favourite place is in…read morethe CBD, however I wasn't going to travel to the city to get one and wanted to see if anywhere locally would have it. I've walked past Kyoto cafe a few times and noticed it had a sign outside promoting Matcha Latte's now available. I love a strong and rich Matcha flavour which is hard to find as some other places make it taste weak and bland. We tried a hot Matcha Latte and a hot Matcha chocolate latte. It came out nicely presented (with a meringue biscuit on the side) and tasted quite nice. A touch on the sweet side for me but can definitely taste the matcha flavour. The hot matcha chocolate latte tasted almost the same as the normal matcha latte. Not bad for a local place to enjoy a matcha latte without venturing too far. we came back a second time when it was 30degrees to try the iced version matcha latte. It was enjoyable and refreshing. Note and FYI : they don't use skim milk (I was told only full cream milk) (We didn't try the food, only Matcha latte's)

One of my regular restaurants for a quick mid week lunch or dinner.. For lunch I love the hand…read morerolls (crispy chicken, komo chicken. Spicy shrimp) For dinner the salmon fried rice is my favourite, followed by the beef don. They refurbished it recently so there is now more seating

This is one of my favourite Japanese restaurants in the eastern suburbs. Even though it is not…read moremanaged by Japanese, the food and service are at the top of the quality. If you happen to be in this area, do drop by and enjoy.

This has been a long term place for my wife and myself to buy our sushi from. It is always fresh…read moreand the service is genuinely on point. Variety within the menu is second to none.

Given how often I end up here and given the ongoing consistency of both freshness and service I…read morethink it warrants an update to 5 stars! Yet to be disappointed.

It's safe to say, I'm addicted to Japanese food. There are specific things that I look for in a…read moreJapanese restaurant. Yokoyamas fits my vision of what a good Japanese restaurant should be. Yokoyamas checks the following boxes: 1. Authentic flavours 2. Fast and friendly service 3. Delicious dishes that look as good as they taste! 4. A variety of dishes on the menu 5. A decor that makes me feel like i've just sat down in downtown Tokyo. What more could a girl ask for? It is a little expensive - but what GOOD Japanese cuisine isn't? You know what they say, you get what you pay for.

Very good, pricey but worth the repeat visit, just like what we've done for years…read more I love small, quaint, pleasant service and good quality food. This place is one of them. Enjoy!

Brown rice sushi. Three words that got me hooked on Izakaya…read more Not many sushi places have a healthier, yummier option like this. Of course, like any successful sushi place, they have other options too. I always say I'm going to try something new but end up with a brown rice sushi roll or three. Ask for wasabi and soy sauce and enjoy!

A nice grab and go. The sushi her is consistently ok. You can tell though when the sushi has been…read morein the fridge overnight because the seaweed is hard to rip through like sticky tape.

This largely hidden gem exists in the sleepy suburb of Mitcham along the Belgrave line and is sure…read moreto be Mitcham's best beer bar. It seems like a lot of passion went into this place and the people (person?) behind it executed a proper craft beer hall with some fine selection of craft beer from around the world and Victoria specifically. I guess that the owners there are somehow into (the relatively niche) imperial stouts as there will always be some kind of imperial stout on the menu. They provide all the cool bar games (CAH anyone?) in addition to a pool table and a lot of stuff that will also keep the little monsters busy. Very simple bar snack options are provided but any outside food can be ordered-in and menus for local venues (just downstairs or across the road) are provided - so please consider also supporting these small local businesses too. Overall a fine effort which is carefully hidden from the public, I would argue it's worth making your way over from downtown for a sampling - preferably one of the massive 10p paddles if you dare