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Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Byron Bay. Byron Bay's beaches are dotted with lighthouses and surrounded by bottlenose dolphins, rays, whales and sea turtles. This former New South Wales whaling station turned tourist town is still strongly influenced by its recent bohemian past, when hippie lifestyles flourished. Bongos and didgeridoos sound in parks, sarongs and dreadlocks are common, and vegetarian restaurants abound. Give in to the casual vibe and stroll between beaches and bars for a low-key and happy day.
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8. Kura
Reviewed By 780annn
What a great restaurant with authentic Japanese food.It may be upstairs but donât be put off by this . Itâs a hidden gem serving fantastic food with a smile. Itâs also great if seated on the balcony to people watch while having dinner. We ate here twice and will definitely be back when in Byron.
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7. Temakiya
Temakiya combines the best flavours the world has to offer with a Japanese flair. Vibrant & fun. Cocktails & spiked slushies. Fully licensed.
Reviewed By Sophie2481
A must do when visiting the Byron Shire! The freshness and quality of the food is incomparable. Hand rolls, steamed buns, tacos, bowls you name it they have it covered. Plus they are fully licensed so who wouldnât want to enjoy a cheeky caipirinha or a some sake with your meal! Do yourself a favour and give them a visit. Hi Sophie2481,What a lovely review! Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to leave us such wonderful feedback. We are so happy to hear you enjoyed everything. We hope to see you again soon. Best wishes,Temakiya
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6. Japonaise Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By mianth1
I really haven't had a worse ramen. It was lacking depth of flavour in the broth, claimed to be spicy but wasn't, had random veggies in it that weren't ramen appropriate (eggplant??) and the mine just tasted like unseasoned fried mince. Like bologanise mince before you add the sauce... Would not recommend the 'spicy' pork ramen. Some of the rice dishes other visitors had looked good though.
5. Succulent Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 170 reviews
At Succulent Café, we take the idea of Japanese fusion subsequently innovate to push the limits a little further. We aim to âmake it fresh todayâ and provide a range of healthy food choices by incorporating a food menu that strongly supports the local bus
Reviewed By whits89
I have mulled over writing this review for a few days. But I will share my experience. Food I can not fault, very tasty, well presented and reasonably priced. We had the bacon and egg roll and the jerk chicken. Jerk chicken was really tasty. The drinks iced coffee and chocolate were not as good and would benefit from being thicker as they were extremely watery however still nice. We arrived with our 2year old rescue dog who is new to our family and still learning some manners. We were greeted and offered water for him. Sat outside alone. So far so good. At first he settled, we ordered our food and started to wait. In this time he did start to cry and bark, nothing excessive and being conscious of other people my partner and I started to do the classic distraction piece. Walk away from table, try to get him to settle. As someone who lives next to a barking dog I know how irritating this can be however he was not constant or ongoing over a period of time. We were approached by a male member of staff who asked if we could quieten the dog down, as he was scaring old ladies inside. Honestly this just made me want to leave, if we hadnât already ordered I would have done so. Clearly we were already trying to do this. At this point I couldnât have felt more uncomfortable. So if you have an angel of a dog, yes this is dog friendly. If your dog makes any noise prepare to feel unwelcome.
4. Izakaya Gallery KURA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
IZAKAYA KURA is an authentic Japanese restaurant serving yakitori, sushi and main dishes located in the heart of Byron Bay, Bay Lane. We take pride in providing fresh local produce from the Byron Shire and the Byron Farmer's Market. There are also a varie
Reviewed By Funaussie59
We walked in off the street without a booking and were greeted to great seating and great service. meals were sensational, healthy and delicious. only draw back was one of our dishes were lost in the orders and we had to wait a fairly long time to get it. overall very very good. we will be back.
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3. Street Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Fresh Sushi, Juices and Smoothies made daily. Eat in or take-away. Opening hours: Mon - Sun: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
Reviewed By RossB144
The rolls were lovely and well presented and fresh and the cabinet was full. Great service and still offered soy sauce and wasabi and ginger⦠Incredible value⦠Which is not something you can often say in Byron Bay⦠very tasty and highly recommended
2. Kinoko Japanese Restaurant Byron Bay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By shalpal76
all my friends that live in Byron tell me this is the best sushi going. well that's a big call i recon. what i can tell you is the service for me was great, the fish was presented well and was fresh. like all good sushi you could just keep eating and eating. kinko is no exception. very good Dear shalpal76,Thank you for taking the time to leave us a review. We're so happy to hear that you were not only happy with the quality of our food but our service as well.We look forward to having you back!- Kinoko team
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1. OSushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 743 reviews
OSushi creates delicious, contemporary Japanese food and focuses on sourcing ingredients from local, seasonal and organic produce.
Reviewed By 270dianam
Service good except the waitress might be new we had to repeat our order every time. Sushi is really just average comparing to sydney. Need more varieties. We bought the deal of movie tickets of $14 each when we paid the bill. We told the guy at the cashier we were going to the cinema straight away and then we found out the ticket only cost $10 if you buy over the counter in the cinema...could have been more informativeHello 270dianam,We wish to begin by thanking you for taking the time and effort to leave OSushi Byron Bay a review.We value our customers immensely and the feedback in which they provide helps us improve and excel as a restaurant.We were extremely sad to read your review, we pride ourselves on sourcing quality fresh ingredients and use local, organic and free range produce where ever possible. We rely upon this to help create our extensive menu which we are very proud of.In regards to the movie tickets, we were unaware of the discount price you were offered at Palace cinema. Currently the website indicates the cheapest movie ticket is $12 for a senior otherwise adult prices are $18. We are communicating with the cinema regarding this discounted price you were offered so in future we can better inform our customers. We truly hope that you try and dine with us again and we have a chance to show you just how great we are. Please don't hesitate to contact us before your next visit.We would also love to gain more insight into what you ate, through this we can use the constructive feedback to improve and progress. Please contact us at [email protected] Regards,the OSushi Family
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