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Reviews for Sake (7)

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verified email - 06 Dec 2017
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5.0

Sashimi was so fresh, Chefs omasake very generous in portions, awesome service, great wine list. Will definitely be back there soon.

verified email - 18 Sep 2017
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4.0
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4.0
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3.0

Nice spot right on the water of Southbank at the St Kilda Road end. Enjoyed a few drinks in the sun, though did not order off the menu rather than via waiter recommendation & was surprised by the $21 cocktails price tag! Were still great drinks though & lovely, friendly service!

AlyssaWolf
#1 in Keysborough VIC
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verified email - 04 Oct 2014
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4.0
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Delicious, fresh, clean food. Excellent quality and amazing attention to detail on each crafted dish. Did leave feeling a little hungry still though.

verified email - 14 Jan 2013
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Gorgeous food in a beautiful setting. Certainly an upmarket, modern take on Japanese. The service was divine and the scampi popcorn an absolute must. Great wine list and extensive Saki list as you would expect.

verified email - 22 Nov 2012
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Under Hamer Hall at the Flinders St end of Southbank this is a great addition to Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. It's busy, you should reserve a table to be sure to get in, not too noisy, and attractively out fitted. There are views of Princes bridge and the iconic Flinders St Railway Station. Service is good and when we had a problem with the number of items on the sashimi plate which could not be fairly divided among us (Three in the party) they, eventually saw our point, sent a complete new and larger serve and did not charge for it! The food is modern Japanese and quite excellent. The equal of Ocha and better than any other restaurant of this type. Most plates are for sharing though this is not necessary. There is a big list of Sake including a barrel fermented one which I ewspecially enjoyed. Miso soup ($5) is particularly tasty with only a tiny bit of tofu in it. Both sushi and sashimi were excellent as were the seared miso cramed Canadian scallops. We also enjoyed Tempura scampi and pan seared ocean Barramundi. Prices are a little above average, the exception being grade 9+ Waghu at $49 for 50 gm which works out at $980/kilo.

feigyg 30 May 2013

Wow hopefully all the other items on the menu are not as expensive as the wagyu.
I love japanese food.
Thankyou for your recommendation.

verified email - 14 Nov 2012
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Modern Japanese food beautifully presented in a sharing format. White clothed tables in a sophisticated space with views of Princes Bridge and the city.
Quality of the foos we ate was excellent. Good wine and Saki list. Quite expensive for fairly small serves Sushi, sashimi and scallop dishes were outstanding. For pic's see www.1001diners.blogspot.com

verified email - 19 Sep 2012
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4.0
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Got to experience this fabulous new addition to Melbourne through a work dinner which was great! Nice modern interiors with Japanese touches here and there and a great view of the Yarra. Great menu with lots of vegetarian options available, loved the grilled eggplant skewers only wish the serving portions where bigger! Luckily for me I didn't have to pay for my meal though I did notice pricing when going through the menu and did think it's a little pricey for the amount of food served, mains are generally around the $35 mark.