great night out, had a good time watching the skills in action as they tossed food on our plates. food and service was excellent.

I've been here twice, once for teppanyaki and another time for dishes off their a la carte menu. Their teppanyaki wasn't the best in terms of seasoning etc and wasn't as fun as other places I've been to. However their a la carte menu was a lot more tastier with a wider selection and less pricier in comparison to teppanyaki set menus. Definitely wouldn't mind bringing friends for the a la carte menu but will pass on teppanyaki.

Liked the golden woody decor. Food was lovely and of good quality. Tried some dishes I hadn't had before, such as the horenso (spinach with sesame sauce) which was really nice, and made the evening a bit more special. The prices are a bit up there, so perhaps not somewhere I'd go often, but good for an occasion.

Their service is amazing like most Japanese restaurants but the value...well its expensive like most Japanese restaurants. Quality of food is high end but again, theres not enough to be able to walk out feeling completely satisfied.

Went for dinner on a Saturday night and the place was packed. But even with it being pretty full, service was good. Took a while to get the food, but that was ok seeing how busy they were.

Food quality is pretty good. The noodles were good, the beef on rice and the sukiyaki was delicious, but the sushi's were pretty average. I would go again, but not bother with the sushi.

Approximate cost: $25

Went here with a Japanese colleague from work. My Japanese colleague was impressed with the food. Our relationship improved after this night and so have taken other satisfied Japanese clients here since. It always works a charm. A bit pricey, but it is wortt it.

Japanese food has always been my favorite. They offer authentic, natural dishes and the sashimi there is very fresh. Like all other Japanese restaurants, it is expensive.

I've been here several times and every time they have been consistently very good. It is a bit pricey to what I normally like to pay for dinner, but you can tell that they do use high quality ingredients, so if you like Japanese, it is worth it. I really enjoyed one of the banquets the first time I went, to sample various dishes. Then I worked out my favourites. I also love the warm Sake. To me, it marries beautifully with the food.

Pretty good food but a little pricey. I was here for a Teppanyaki dinner once and this was my second time visiting this restaurant. Food was very fresh and tasty, yet I was a little disappointed by the Tonkatsu. This place is easy to find, and staff are very welcoming. The atmosphere is relaxing enough to have a long chat with a friend. Definitely recommend people to go there for a decent dinner.

Approximate cost: $25

Delicious food, beautiful venue, great service. The food here is well priced and very well done, it was all delicious and beautifully presented. The menu is fairly extensive, it has single dishes, banquets and the teppenyaki bar also. It was easy to book over the phone and is easy to locate inside the Century City Walk in Glen Waverley. The clientel were all very well behaved, despite the fact that there were a couple of young children there who would rather have been in bed. The parents managed to deal with their kids without making a scene and the staff were very accommodating. The wine menu is good and includes a few tasty reds and the hot saki went down well too. The staff are discreet but attentive and dressed in the traditional Japanese manner of the kimono. We ordered one of the banquets and the food was continuously served in a timely manner, always hot and plenty of it, to the point where I ran out of steam before I reached the end. The atmosphere is relaxing yet entertaining, if you happen to be seated where you have a glimpse of one of the teppanyaki chefs plying their trade. They are good at what they do, and very efficient. This was a place where I definitely enjoyed myself and wouldn't hesitate to recommend and come back to.

Approximate cost: $22