Etsu is a Japanese izakaya which focuses on local amazing produce in our dishes which are designed to be shared amongst friends. We have one of the largest Japanese whisky collections on our back bar which we recommend served over hand cut ice or try one of our sakes or Japanese tap beers. Our sashimi is the freshest around and our fave place to sit is at the dining bar. Kanpaii!!
Étant un restaurant se basant sur le partage de la nourriture, le menu contemporain pan asiatique est composé de plusieurs cuisines : chinoise, coréenne, thaï et vietnamienne. Venez profiter d'un plateau à partager au comptoir de la cuisine, l'une des grandes tables communes de groupe, au bar ou sur la terrasse située sur Oracle Boulevard. Mamasan Bar sert des cocktails asiatiques uniques, vous propose une sélection de vins locaux et internationaux, des spiritueux, des bières en fût et du saké. Toutes ces options se conjugent parfaitement à leur menu asiatique moderne. Doté d'un décor unique et d'une atmosphère décontractée, mais élégante, Mamasan Kitchen + Bar deviendra bientôt le nouveau lieu de rencontre de la Gold Coast.
Exciting Soft Opening at Robina Town Center Drive! We're thrilled to introduce a unique dining experience that blends the best of a grill and bar. At the heart of our culinary magic is charcoal grilling, a method that infuses each dish with a unique, smoky aroma. Our commitment to quality is unmatched. We proudly serve Wagyu beef, succulent Japanese scallops, each selected to delight and surprise your taste buds.But it's not just about the food. Our space is a testament to sustainability, adorned with handcrafted wine racks and furniture made from recycled timber. This eco-friendly approach reduces environmental impact and creates a warm, inviting atmosphere.We're not just serving dishes; we're creating memories. Your story intertwines with ours, each visit weaving a rich tapestry of moments to cherish. Welcome to our soft opening – where your culinary adventure begins!
Roji Cat Beer Bar and Brewery brings the vibrant essence of Japan’s neon-lit streets home to Miami, Gold Coast. We bring the energy of Tokyo's hidden alleyways with a sleek, narrow layout, featuring neon lighting, electric dart boards, eclectic artworks, and a private karaoke room. At Roji Cat we offer 12 house-made beers on tap, including a standout Japanese rice lager, along with a rotating lineup of seasonal brews. The drinks menu also includes signature Japanese-inspired cocktails and an extensive sake selection. On the culinary side, the menu offers elevated Japanese street food, with highlights like karaage with house made sauces, and fresh tempura Moreton Bay bug burgers. Roji Cat is the perfect destination for those seeking a unique, Tokyo-inspired night out.
Oi Izakaya is a quirky, modern Japanese izakaya located in Burleigh Heads, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary Japanese dining with a laid-back Aussie vibe. Known for its share-style menu featuring izakaya classics like gyoza and sushi, as well as signature dishes like okonomiyaki, it's the perfect spot for a casual meal paired with Japanese whisky, sake, or creative cocktails. With a dash of Aussie cheek and plenty of charm, Oi Izakaya is all about great food, fun, and good company.
Award winning best fusion by AFGF, Tayta is located in Nobbys beach featuring modern Japanese which is authentic but not traditional, the menu showcase a variety of dishes from our kitchen, Tayta is a twist of Sophisticated Japanese izakaya and a casual dining, we serve share plates to take you to an exceptional Japanese fusion culinary experience. Tayta is known for it's ambience of lively music and beautiful art and offers a memorable dining experience that gives a feeling of being somewhere other than the Gold Coast. We have a full serviced Bar, with a creative range of Pisco Sours and other deliciously crafted cocktails as well as beer, wine and sake. RESERVATIONS: Please note that a 15% surcharge will be applied to each bill on Public Holidays.
Izakaya Midori is the only restaurant on the Gold Coast that offers a 100% plant based Japanese dining experience. Our mission is to create and serve an original, tasty and visually pleasing vegan-friendly dining experience for all of our guests, combined with “wabi-sabi” , a very culturally significant Japanese concept.We welcome people from all over the world throughout the year and deliver the most unique dining experience you can imagine through the concept "プランツでおもてなし hospitality by plants".We are rated 5 stars on Eat Safe Gold Coast. Five star rating stands for a high level of compliance with the Food Act 2006 and excellent safety management practices. Eat Safe Gold Coast is a food safety initiative for all licensed food businesses throughout the city.
MASU IZAKAYA- is a contemporary Japanese restaurant in an izakaya setting with sushi bar. It focuses on using local and Japanese ingredients but using Japanese techniques, flavours and presentation. The restaurant celebrates shared dining experience from sushi, sashimi, to your favourite grilled dishes, tempura and with a wide selection of Japanese drinks such as sake, shochu, beers and whiskies. Japanese inspired cocktails and some local and Japanese craft beers are also showcased.
Blessing of the Sun is a new restaurant in Mermaid Beach, Gold Coast offering Asian Fusion cuisine along with some European influences. Led by Chef Kohta, the restaurant focuses on share plate style dining and seasonal ingredients, providing guests with a culinary experience that celebrates flavours from around the world.An intimate, yet vibrant space welcomes all to enjoy Kohta's lovingly prepared food! Hint: try our specialty Mushroom & Truffle Gnocchi or Japanese Curry Arancini for the ultimate comfort food.
Discover a Taste of Japan by the Sea - Hanasaki Broadbeach, Your Gold Coast Culinary Escape.We offerw a choice of Japanese A La Carte and Teppanyaki banquet menus. To provide an enjoyable dining experience, the skilled chefs set out to entertain and amaze guests while preparing dishes on a hot steel plate at the table’s centre.
