Japanese Restaurant
 

Hi all.

I need a recomendation on a good japanese rest in Perth.

Have a guest from Euorpe who is a fan of the food and i've never eaten Japanese before.

There is one called Nagoya, its on Adelaide Tce, number 251, opposite the Septimus Roe Building. Its next door to my work, and frequented by alot of people here. Or u can try Jaws in the city mall.

Matsuri under QV1?

There is such a thing as "GOOD" japanese food!!?

I remember an excursion with my japanese class in yr10 to a jap restaurant, everything just seemed to be full of vinegar, luckily I had plenty of pepsi on hand to prevent the up chuck :D

[QUOTE=Josh;410085]Matsuri under QV1?[/QUOTE]
+1

also Shiggies (spelling?) in south perth. one of the best in perth.

Midori in Milligan st as well, very good with great atmosphere

^^ LOL!

I highly recommend Hanami in Mt Lawley.
685c Beaufort St
Mt Lawley WA 6050
(08) 9371 9855

Edit: The LOL is at DEDLYWEPN's post, not the one above mine.

not japanese but give ari-rang in hay st subiaco a try, its awesome, vietnamese style food, each table has its own little bbq and they bring the meat out chopped up & marinated (raw) with rice, selection of sauces and lettuce leaves,

you chuck the meat on the bbq and cook it yourself, then grab a lettuce leaf, put some rice in it, put cooked meat in there, bit of sauce and then wrap it & eat it

its fooking awesome :D and somehow feels really healthy ;)

its cheap too :)

Don't go to any run by Chinese (helps if you recognise languages) cos obviously you can't tell just by looking at them
I listen to how they talk in the kitchen, if they don't talk jap I'm outta there cos the food will suck

Oh my goodness, how could i forget Seizan's!
[url]http://www.seizan.com.au/[/url]
566 Hay st.
near the corner of Hay street and barrack Streets (near Perth city Hall and Cinema city)

[QUOTE=Strubaru;410100]not japanese but give ari-rang in hay st subiaco a try, its awesome, vietnamese style food, each table has its own little bbq and they bring the meat out chopped up & marinated (raw) with rice, selection of sauces and lettuce leaves,

you chuck the meat on the bbq and cook it yourself, then grab a lettuce leaf, put some rice in it, put cooked meat in there, bit of sauce and then wrap it & eat it

its fooking awesome :D and somehow feels really healthy ;)

its cheap too :)[/QUOTE]

ari-rang is Korean