Restaurants in Narre Warren South, Melbourne, VIC
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25 Market Lane, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9650 0848
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Customers consistently praise the authentic Japanese dining experience, fresh ingredients, excellent service, and reasonable prices at Shoya Japanese Restaurant. Many mention the delicious sashimi, omakase menu, and warm, welcoming atmosphere. Some reviews highlight exceptional dishes like smoked lobster and wagyu. A few customers experienced issues with food freshness and poor service, but these instances are outweighed by positive experiences. Nearby results from the Restaurants category
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18-24 Market Lane, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 3361
German Restaurant Melbourne Bavarian style beer, food and schnapps Hofbrauhaus is the only German restaurant of its kind in the centre of Melbourne. 
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115 Little Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 0801
Momo Sukiyaki and Shabu Shabu are authentic Japanese beef hot pot recipes. The dishes are inspired by the Japanese culinary custom of families getting together to share a steaming pot of meat and vegetables during the months of winter in Japan. At Momo Sukiyaki & Shabu Shabu, we can try the unique Japanese cuisine experience at highly affordable prices. At our Japanese restaurant, each table is fitted with hot plates, which allows the guests to engage in the background of making their meal - the culinary enthusiasts select the broth to form the base of the hot pot, choose from thinly sliced Wagyu beef, Kurobuta pork, live seafood, local vegetables and a variety of Japanese tapas which can be dipped in homemade sauce. The friendly staff also guides the visitors through the process and all the popular choices. The chosen ingredients are presented on small plates, which need to be dipped in the boiling broth before being eaten heartily. The main difference between both the dishes is the broth. The broth in the Sukiyaki is much thicker-sweeter than the broth in Shabu Shabu which is thinner & savoury. QUALITY MEAT: Wagyu Beef - Premium Grade F-1 Black Kobe Wagyu Kurobuta Pork - A Specialised breed of black hair pig, Berkshire Kurobuta Organic Poultry - Organic and free range Seafood - Live and fresh The seafood restaurant also offers a wide range of Japanese snacks and entrees, such as edamame, sashimi, Japanese dumplings, salads, tempura, fried chicken and more to perfectly complement the authentic Japanese hot pot. To accompany these dishes, Momo Sukiyaki & Shabu Shabu also offers quality wine, Japanese sake, shochu, umeshu and other non-alcoholic drinks. If you have a sweet tooth, the restaurant has the most flavourful combinations of traditional parfait and mochi. Visit us for the authentic Japanese Izakaya dining experience without leaving the city of Melbourne or order your favourite Japanese food takeaway online. Customers frequently commend the delicious food, particularly the Shabu Shabu and Sukiyaki, with some mentioning the homemade sauces and wide range of choices. The atmosphere is often described as good, with a pleasant and funky vibe. The staff are noted for their helpfulness and friendly demeanor. Some customers appreciate the value of the all-you-can-eat option. There are positive comments about the variety and quality of the meat. A few reviews mention the nice ambiance and great service. 
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17 Market Lane, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9662 3655
In China, "Flower Drum" is known as a traditional dance famous for its beauty and elegance. In Melbourne, it is a Chinese restaurant that displays the same elements of refinement and delicacy through our concept of fine dining Cantonese cuisine and dedicated service. Flower Drum, the restaurant, is a place that believes in combining great food, fine wine and impeccable service for a unique dining experience each and every time. In 1975, Gilbert Lau opened The Flower Drum in Chinatown on Little Bourke Street. What began as a humble desire to serve good Cantonese food to the people in Australia soon grew to be a reputable restaurant that sent food critics into an excited flurry. Gilbert's high standards for both himself and his staff allowed Cantonese cuisine to penetrate the tough Australian food market, ultimately establishing a Chinese restaurant that would rival the dominant European cuisines. A decade later, Flower Drum moved from its initial premises in Little Bourke Street to its current location, at 17 Market Lane to accomodate a growing clientale with a more spacious dining room. It was also during this time that Chef Anthony Lui was appointed Executive Chef, a position he still holds today. The working partnership of Gilbert and Anthony provided the restaurant with many accolades. This included the prestigious title of Restaurant Of The Year by the Age Good Food Guide from 1999 to 2002 and again in 2004. It was also awarded Restaurant of the Year by Gourmet Traveller Magazine in 2002 and was recognised as one of the world's top 50 restaurants by Restaurant Magazine in England in 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005. In 2003, Gilbert sold his beloved restaurant to his three employees, Executive Chef Anthony Lui, William Shek and Patricia Fung. Today, they continue the execution of his philosophies in food and service with the aid of Jason Lui, Operational Manager and son of Executive Chef, Anthony Lui. Flower Drum is a renowned Chinese restaurant in Melbourne's dining scene, known for its consistent delivery of exceptional food quality and attentive service. Diners appreciate the restaurant's elegant atmosphere and spacious seating, which allows for enjoyable conversations. The extensive menu caters to various dietary requirements and offers a wide range of fresh Cantonese dishes and an extensive wine list. The staff are praised for their unparalleled service, attentiveness, and expertise in recommending dishes. 
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115-117 Little Bourke St, VIC, Melbourne, 3000
0396630801
Gyoza Gyoza is one of the authentic Japanese restaurants offers a wide range of different styles of gyoza and fillings, from pan-fried to steamed even soup, our filling selections range from pork, beef, seafood, chicken, duck even just vegetables. We use fresh local produce while incorporating the traditional techniques of gyoza making to produce the newest and most beautiful Japanese dumplings. Gyoza Gyoza offers all dishes at one set price $6.8 with excellent customer services. With vibrant dining environment and traditional Japanese Izakaya experience, we provide an extensive range of Japanese cuisine, Japanese Beer and over 100 different styles of Sake, Shochu and Plum wine. To make a reservation: Tel: 03 96630801 
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14-16 Market Lane, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9650 8128
Dim Sum Restaurant 
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428 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9600 4477
Danish restaurant Denmark House is a popular Danish restaurant in Melbourne, known for its unique open sandwiches called smorrebrød. The food is highly praised for its quality and authenticity, with a wide range of toppings and extensive drinks menus, including various Aakvavit options. The service is consistently commended as impeccable and the atmosphere is casual and relaxed. Some customers appreciate the Danish experience it offers, making them feel at home. Prices are considered reasonable. Closed now
441-443 Little Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9041 0775
Korean restaurant Korchi City in Melbourne is highly praised by customers for its authentic and delicious Korean food with generous portions and reasonable prices. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, with standouts including Jjajangmyeon, Jjambbong, Bulgogi, and Tangsuyuk. Many also appreciate the unique atmosphere and friendly service. Some reviews mention the need for improvement in cleanliness and seating arrangements. Open now
656 Little Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9642 0347
Customers highly praise the delicious food and commendable service at Bon Bon Boy in Melbourne's fast food restaurant scene. Some express disappointment with the inconsistency of food quality and saltiness in certain dishes. One customer shares an unpleasant experience with a mouse sighting. Prices are considered reasonable for the quality of food and service. Open now
562 Little Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9642 5696
Customers highly praise the delicious and premium quality meat at Hwaro Korean BBQ Restaurant, cooked over charcoal for enhanced flavors. Some enjoy the cold noodle soup and various side dishes. The atmosphere and service are also commended. However, some customers had disappointing experiences with booking or seating issues. Open now
518 Little Bourke St, Melbourne, 3000
0451 746 516
Customers frequently praise the delicious dumplings, friendly staff, and quick service at OH! Dumplings in Melbourne. The food is described as authentic, tasty, and reasonably priced. Massages are also praised for being relaxing and effective. 
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112 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 1878
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108 Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9654 7178
Niku Ou Japanese Charcoal grill restaurant is highly praised for its top quality Japanese and Australian Wagyu, tender and juicy meat, excellent service, and cozy atmosphere. Customers recommend trying the Wagyu tasting platter, truffle rice, and Foie gras dish. The staff is friendly and attentive, providing great recommendations and ensuring a satisfying dining experience. 
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120 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9639 7723
function centres, organizers, Restaurant, organizer, Chinese restaurant The Empress Of China in Melbourne is a popular Chinese restaurant with a vibrant atmosphere and delicious, affordable food. Customers frequently praise the tasty dumplings, wontons, and other dishes, as well as the ample vegetarian options. The restaurant is often busy, but the quick service ensures minimal wait times. Some customers have noted issues with wheelchair accessibility due to steps leading to the entrance and narrow walkways inside. 
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131 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
(03) 9663 1555
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