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Best Sushi food near Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia
Reviews on Sushi food in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia. As the Northern Territory’s thriving capital, Darwin attracts travelers from all around the globe for its outdoor, tropical lifestyle. With waterfront dining, crocodile adventures, rich historical experiences and access to the Tiwi Islands all within a few minutes of the city center, there’s enough to do to fill a weekend or a week.
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1. Madame Za Darwin
Madame Za presents her Asian fusion restaurant, open for lunch and dinner @ Rydges Palmerston. Together with Chef John Borlagdan she brings you the best of Asia in a series of shared plates. Her restaurant embodies sophistication, where outstanding servic
Reviewed By Soutenir
Get in quick before word gets out and you canât get a booking! Extremely impressed with the asian fusion food flavour combinations, quality and creativity. Not at all what we expected to find in this location. Service was also great - friendly, helpful and attentive. We dined on a Wednesday evening and restaurant was less than half full all night. We enjoyed the relatively loud, contemporary music which may not be to all tastes.
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2. Madame Za Darwin
Madame Za presents her Asian fusion restaurant, open for lunch and dinner @ Rydges Palmerston. Together with Chef John Borlagdan she brings you the best of Asia in a series of shared plates. Her restaurant embodies sophistication, where outstanding servic
Reviewed By Soutenir
Get in quick before word gets out and you canât get a booking! Extremely impressed with the asian fusion food flavour combinations, quality and creativity. Not at all what we expected to find in this location. Service was also great - friendly, helpful and attentive. We dined on a Wednesday evening and restaurant was less than half full all night. We enjoyed the relatively loud, contemporary music which may not be to all tastes.
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3. Oka Teppanyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Oka Teppanyaki brings to life a traditional style of Japanese cuisine that uses an iron griddle to cook food, creating a fun, lively and exciting dining experience. Our highly skilled chefs uses only the freshest ingredients to create dishes with unique f
Reviewed By mgrocks
Staff are friendly and willing to assist with drinks and general service. The chefs were the usual entertaining gentlemen full of tricks to keep you going through out the meal. Prices were standard with plenty of choices for the fussy eaters. This place will not split the bill so cash comes in handy at the end of the night.
4. Madame Za Darwin
Madame Za presents her Asian fusion restaurant, open for lunch and dinner @ Rydges Palmerston. Together with Chef John Borlagdan she brings you the best of Asia in a series of shared plates. Her restaurant embodies sophistication, where outstanding servic
Reviewed By Soutenir
Get in quick before word gets out and you canât get a booking! Extremely impressed with the asian fusion food flavour combinations, quality and creativity. Not at all what we expected to find in this location. Service was also great - friendly, helpful and attentive. We dined on a Wednesday evening and restaurant was less than half full all night. We enjoyed the relatively loud, contemporary music which may not be to all tastes.
5. Oishi-Ya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
This is a newly opened restaurant. Hence, address or phone number is not available anywhere on the web.
Reviewed By peterq2
We needed a fairly quick dinner after a hectic day and were delighted with our choice of Go Susi Grand Central. Not too crowded, but well patronised.The sushi train was running but about to close, so we selected to go for table service.Service was quick, friendly and attentive and the food was deliciously fresh..Huge selection of sushi and many other choices, including some expertly prepared tempura prawns and tempura vegetables.Moderately priced, nicely done - we would certainly return when next in Darwin.
