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Japanese Restaurants in South Brisbane
Koto Sanpo
A Japanese dessert cafe on Elizabeth Street that offers top quality matcha desserts and food made with top quality Kyoto Uji regi.
Yoko Dining
An open Japanese restaurant on Boundary Street that serves energetically translated dishes from Mon to Thur 5pm-late, Fri 12-late, and Sat & Sun 11.30am-late.
Bishamon Japanese Restaurant
A family owned restaurant on Boundary Street since 2004 that is licensed for BYO wine only.
Okuman Karaage & Ramen Bar
A Japanese Izakaya restaurant that serves Kaarage & Ramen dishes, Sushi and Vegan Options and offers traditional Umeshu, Sake, Beer. Also available for takeaway orders.
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Japanese cuisine is known for its exquisite taste and presentation, making it a popular choice for foodies looking for a unique dining experience. South Brisbane has no shortage of Japanese restaurants, but which ones are worth trying? We've scoured online reviews and comments to bring you the best recommendations.
For locals, Sono Japanese Restaurant on Grey Street is a must-visit. Reviewers rave about the quality of the sushi and sashimi, as well as the attentive service. Prices are on the higher side, but many agree that the dishes are worth the splurge.
Another favorite among locals is Hanaichi on Melbourne Street. This casual eatery offers affordable Japanese staples like udon noodles and bento boxes. The portion sizes are generous, making it a great spot for lunch or a quick dinner.
As for tourists, they seem to flock to Harajuku Gyoza Beer Stadium on Tribune Street. This quirky restaurant serves up gyoza dumplings alongside Japanese beer and sake. The atmosphere is lively and fun, making it a popular spot for groups.
For those on a budget, Musashi Ramen & Izakaya on Manning Street offers delicious ramen bowls at wallet-friendly prices. Reviewers also recommend trying their gyoza and takoyaki (octopus balls).
Overall, South Brisbane has plenty of options for Japanese food lovers. Whether you're looking for high-end sushi or casual ramen, there's a restaurant to suit your tastes and budget.