Jonathan Quay

Super safe venue for good Japanese food. Prices aren’t the cheapest but you do get what you pay for in terms of quality.

Been coming here for nearly a decade now and it’s always a spot where I can get Japanese food of reliable quality and decent price! Most of the items on the menu are great and there is a large variety of items! Love their cold udon special, katsu curry and beef teppanyaki. Probably don’t expect Akashi levels of flavour and complexity but that’s not what they’re going for anyway. Portions are good for the price.

Venue is at a popular shopping centre so it’s usually quite full for lunch, most of the times Ive come by though Ive been able to find a spot for two. If you want a larger party then you may have to wait or book. Parking is plentiful because of the shops, and the staff are nice enough although usually they’re so busy they won’t have time for extra pleasantries.

All in all it’s a decent Japanese restaurant that has good food. There aren’t many good Japanese restaurants in the area - so I’m grateful this is here!

This is a 2 Michelin star dining experience. While it is definitely a pricey meal, some of the best fine dining I’ve had was here.

The only qualm I have is that it was slightly tough to understand the waiters when they were explaining our dishes because of accents etc but we managed to understand eventually!

The dishes themselves were all made with the highest ingredients and presented in such an impeccable manner. All of the dishes were balanced and portioned incredibly well and had exquisite components. It’s an upmarket experience for sure but if you’re into this kind of thing then you have to pay a visit.

All in all for fine dining Italian you really can’t go wrong here. Just be prepared to pay for it that’s all! Wonderful experience.

For a local Chinese restaurant it really isn’t too bad. The laksa here is definitely on the must try if you come list. The shop is cosy and unassuming, tucked away in a small suburban complex, but it punches above its weight when it comes to the quality of the food. I haven’t tried too many dishes on the menu but the staples that we’ve tried have been decent. Ive had better Asian food but Ive had to travel much further to find it - so as a little neighbourhood haunt, this place does ok.

One of the best places to get a good Korean stew in Perth. The Galbi Tang is one of my favourite in Perth, compared to many different Korean restaurants that Ive been to. There are a wide variety of dishes available on the menu and although they are on the pricier side generally, I think it is well worth the price. Not only are the dishes bigger but they are also better quality in general. There are many tables in the restaurant and the staff are attentive and friendly; if you are a fan of Korean food then this is a place that you need to try, specifically for the stew!

Nice little Japanese restaurant in a quiet location. The food was good, flavours were good and the menu was varied with some interesting dishes! There is a sushi train in the restaurant which had stuff going around for a while, so I’m not sure what those dishes would be like but the ordered dishes were good. Not the best Japanese in Perth but it’s nice enough if you’re looking for a good Japanese restaurant in this area!