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1. Kin Japanese B.B.Q
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
Kin is Japanese inspired BBQ mixed with passion for local, seasonal produce and sake. A majority of the menu is cooked on a hibachi grill and can be enjoyed with an artisan sake, Japanese inspired cocktails or beer and wine.
Reviewed By Jack V
We visited this place three weeks ago and it really knocked our socks off. Small little restaurant of only 11 seats which fits in with the Japanese theme of the place. The service was attentive, the drinks were superb. The wine we had was amazing, wish I could recall the name! Some great Sake on the menu too.Another thing worth mentioning is the value of this place, unbelievable really. I feel like this restaurant and the chef are going to go one to great things, so make sure you pay a visit to this place whilst it's in it's infancy and you will not be disappointed.
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2. Bar Wa Izakaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
Bring the Japanese Gastro-pub to Hobart A welcoming, casual bar where you can share and enjoy great Japanese dishes along with a fully stocked bar specialising in Japanese sake, beers and cocktails. A truly Social dining experience.
Reviewed By bruttiboy
Top venue that is always consistent and delivers on all fronts. Currently undergoing a substantial extension given its popularity, i suggest it will only get better. A wonderful and left field drink selection and fantastic array of food. The half price oysters between 3pm and 6pm are hugely popular and the potato salad is amongst the best going around.Awesome venue.
3. Kosaten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Graeme C
Great location in an old sandstone warehouse in the Salamanca precinct, nice ambience and antiseptically clean in the Japanese tradition.Food was very fresh and tasty, nicely prepared and efficiently delivered by the railway system.My wife, a vegetarian, was disappointed as there were no hot vegetarian options, and Hobart in winter can be rather cold. A strange oversight.
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