This time we’d like to celebrate Adrianne’s birthday to have something fun and exciting while we’re having dinner, of course it’s teppanyaki.
We received the online deal while we’re browsing for a place and decided to go to Aya Teppanyaki for a good deal and high ratings for $88.00 (two people).
Checked on our trusted food review apps “Zomato” and the rating’s quite outstanding 4.1/5.0
Locked the day and off we go!
Bosozoku is a Japanese biker gangs inspired bar tucked in Bray Street, South Yarra.
It’s a cool looking, funky and fun bar where you can enjoy having beer, burgers, karaoke, sake, playing pool and table tennis.
Ohhh if you’re Nintendo lovers, yes there is a semi private room with Nintendo 64 console set up and ready for you to play while waiting for your food.
We’re delighted to be invited to try their newly revised winter menu.
Tokosan is a modern Japanese bar and restaurant tucked in the Greville Street, Prahran.
With the creative graffiti on the wall this bar and the hanging Japanese umbrellas above the bar, this place surely stands out among other.
The restaurant stategically situated in the heart of Kew on High Street.
Though it’s newly opened couple months back, this contemporary Japanese restaurant has successfully impressed us through their food and customer service up to the professional standard.
We went there on the weekday and it was raining, not a good weather;
surprisingly the place was still busy, surely they’ve won Melbournians’ heart and neighbourhood.
Katsu King was originally come from Europe. The concept is the Japanese French fusion food in Japan.
This restaurant is the only specialized katsu restaurant in South Yarra and situated just 1-2 minutes walking distance from South Yarra station, what a perfect location?
Public transport: Tram – YES!, Train – YES! Toorak Road 🙂
