The best Japanese restaurants Australia

Like a craving for good noodles in a steaming broth? Ganbaranba is a small Japanese restaurant extremely famous for its delicious ramen. It offers a varied menu of very good Japanese dishes, to eat in or take away. Enjoy hearty dishes at mini prices in a friendly atmosphere: gyozas (Japanese ravioli) are the stars of the house and several ramen options exist with or without meat. The service is fast and the staff very friendly. Here is something to satisfy your stomach without breaking the bank!

This is the most famous Japanese restaurant on the Gold Coast! Located on the^3rd floor of the Marriott Resort, it's so popular that advance reservations are highly recommended! Here, Japanese gastronomy is honored like nowhere else. Chefs prepare unique and delicate teppanyaki dishes in front of guests. Opt for the Teppanyaki banquet and enjoy miso soup, Misono salad, Hibachi vegetables, shrimp and steamed rice.

Japanese cuisine in the heart of the city.

This Japanese restaurant offers a diversified and high quality menu. Here you can enjoy teppanyakis dishes, sushi and sashimis, but also many more Western flavours.

A Japanese restaurant with a worldwide reputation and established around the world, the chefs cook in front of you in a refined setting. Located in the Crown Entertainment Complex. Other restaurants of the brand also in Sydney and Perth. On the menu, all the classics - or almost - of Japanese gastronomy with, among others, excellent gyozas or shrimps as a starter served with their spicy garlic sauce. Bentos to go are also available every day until 3pm. Perfect for a picnic afterwards!

A warm atmosphere. The chef devant your dishes, on a large grill grill, before playing with you…

Contemporary Japanese cuisine. This is the best of this kind in Sydney.

A small Japanese restaurant in the heart of Kings Cross, offering a pleasant break in the middle of this busy district. It's part of a chain that you'll find elsewhere in the city. Its "takeaway" stand gives access to the pleasant dining room, where you can sit either at a table or at the counter. In the latter case, you're seated in front of a conveyor belt on which a whole assortment of Asian dishes is paraded, with the color of the dish indicating the price. It's fun, fairly inexpensive and very tempting...