5 Best Yakitori Restaurants In Highett

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1. Kicho Japanese Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(485)

Price: Expensive

• Yakitori • Black Rock

Booked 14 times today

Kicho Japanese Restaurant, nestled in the scenic area of Black Rock, is a sushi lover's paradise. Known for its "incredibly delicious" and "beautifully presented" sushi, Kicho stands out for its fresh, high-quality ingredients and innovative approach to traditional dishes. Guests rave about the "amazing sashimi and sushi" and highlight the "Spicy Tuna & Salmon Aburi Temaki Sushi" as a must-try. One reviewer exclaimed, "This was simply the most delicious Japanese food I have eaten in Australia." With a cozy ambiance and superb service, Kicho offers an outstanding dining experience that consistently impresses, making it a top destination for authentic and exquisite sushi.

2. Yakikami

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4.4

Awesome(7)

Price: Expensive

• Yakitori • South Yarra

Booked 22 times today

Discover the world of Japanese cuisine at Melbourne’s best Japanese restaurant, Yakikami. Sip & dine in our modern, sleek and traditional interior with three distinct experiences: Josper Room, Yakitori Counter & General Dining.The Yakikami ExperienceEach experience has its own unique ambience and menu offerings, inviting you to unwind and explore on a memorable journey of Japanese cuisine in the heart of South Yarra.

3. Eazy Peazy

4.5

Awesome(301)

Price: Expensive

• Yakitori • Richmond

Booked 3 times today

Eazy Peazy, nestled in the vibrant neighborhood of Richmond, Richmond, is a treasure trove of modern Japanese cuisine that promises an unforgettable dining experience. Celebrated for its innovative approach to traditional Japanese dishes, the restaurant specializes in izakaya-style dining with a twist. Patrons rave about the "culinary adventure" offered by the FEED ME EAZY menu, highlighting dishes like the "Braised Pork Doughnut" and "Kingfish Sashimi with Buttermilk and Fermented Green Chilli Oil" as true standouts. The ambiance is perfect for a casual date, described as "relaxed" and "cozy," making Eazy Peazy the go-to spot for those seeking both authenticity and creativity in their Japanese fare. The extensive drinks list and attentive service further enhance the dining experience, ensuring every visit is as delightful as the food.

4. Haiku

5.0

Exceptional(4)

Price: Expensive

• Yakitori • Camberwell

Haiku Melbourne is a Japanese-inspired café in Camberwell offering brunch during the day and transforming into an izakaya on Thursday to Saturday nights. It captures the essence of Japan with a menu that reflects both traditional and modern Japanese flavors. The venue also features a konbini (Japanese convenience store) next door called Haiku Future. For those interested in Japanese food culture and art, Haiku Melbourne provides a distinct dining experience in a vibrant atmosphere.Haiku Cafe by day, Haiku kuro by night, Haiku Future for home.Online booking only available for Night bookings in Kuro.

5. Golden Gai

4.5

Awesome(116)

Price: Expensive

• Yakitori • Windsor

With a love for Japanese pop culture and nightlife, Golden Gai is inspired by the noisy and creative back alleyways of Shinjuku, Golden Gai, Tokyo, Japan. From our menu to the walls, we’ve added our own personality anywhere we can. As Melbourne’s very own Golden Gai, our doors are open to anyone and everyone who is looking for a late night hang out, hungry for Japanese fusion, drinks to celebrate or wanting to be transported to Japan for a little while.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Kicho Japanese Restaurant

2. Yakikami

3. Eazy Peazy

4. Haiku

5. Golden Gai

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