Wagaya - Melbourne

They brought me a hot pot without broth and turned on the heart, almost burning, and then they replaced me with another pot. the sushi dishes are very expensive because they are not excellent and the size is small and the portions are also small. However, the room is quiet, spacious and private, so it is quite good for a dating room.

The hotpot is good price, but $7 for a small bowl of udon to add to the hotpot, and $13 for some veggie tempura seemed a little expensive for me. the ambiente could have been really beautiful and intimate, as the table stand styles are so that they are their own small closed off enviro, but the loud pop / club music ruins the atmosphere. the cutlery were wooden coupling pens that also felt the establishment somewhat cheap, but then they had a m’aitre de at the door and waitress to go to their table, so overall it felt as if they were trying to be fancy but cheap.

A 17-year-old dinner for my daughter and her friends of 7 and she was thrilled by the quality of eating and noticed that she seemed low on the staff, but still managed to bring her a piece of cake and sang happy birthday to her, which was very generous. we are all very excited to go there as a family and will recommend the restaurant to our friends and family.

We were looked at by chris, who pampered us, fabulously because it was a date night. eat great, service prompt friendly, love the private sphere of the stands.

A little underwhelming for the hype. Great Friday night vibes, some good late night drinks on the menu, however, would not come here for the food. Loved the seared salmon but everything else was quite average for being overpriced. The beers were reasonably priced though and standard, but the cocktails tasted watered down. Left feeling full but unsatisfied. $140 for 2 is a bit much for an average dining experience.