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Japanese

The traditional cuisine of Japan is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes; there is an emphasis on seasonal ingredients. Side dishes often consist of fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in broth. Seafood is common, often grilled, but also served raw as sashimi or in sushi. Seafood and vegetables are also deep-fried in a light batter, as tempura.

Popular Dishes In High Wycombe


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Chicken Karaage Don
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Karaage Chicken
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Pork Belly Bao

Our Customer Reviews


quote ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ We had an amazing dinner at Dine & Sip in Yokine and absolutely loved it. The curry was outstanding, the naan bread was fresh and delicious, and the mango lassi was top-notch. Everything was very reasonably priced, which made the experience even better. The staff were incredibly friendly, and the owner was genuinely welcoming and lovely. Fantastic food, great value, and warm hospitality — we’ll definitely be back!

Dine N Sip - 98B Wanneroo Rd

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Sagar Pala - 3 weeks ago

quote Spookers Bar and Eatery is a hidden gem for pizza lovers. The pizza is fresh, loaded with flavor, and cooked just right with a perfect crust—crispy on the outside and soft inside. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun, making it a great spot to hang out with friends or grab a casual meal. Staff are friendly and attentive.

Spookers Bar and Eatery - 123 Clyde St

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Chirag Patel - 2 weeks ago

quote I liked the ramandan buffet, I especially liked the beef brisket. However, the food weren’t refilled like I was told, my reservation time was kind of late but I had been assured that there’ll be refills throughout the night. My friend and I’s seat was put in the way of a walking path so people kept bumping me as I ate, the food ran out quickly and there weren’t refills, we just had one plate of food.The restaurant was rowdy, I couldn’t hear my friend speak to me most of the time. Aside from that, the food was delicious, I would come back again if we could get better seats and the food was actually refilled.

Cedar Cafe - 197 Sevenoaks St

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Sumeya - 11 months ago

quote Food quality good, chef was very friendly and courteous. Service could have been better by boys taking order and serving food but overall good. Good venue for small gathering, located close to Joondalup shopping centre behind Kulcha restaurant.

Kabalason Indian Cafe & Rest - 43D Davidson Terrace

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Puneet Sehgal - a year ago

quote One of the best falafel kebabs I’ve had in Perth. The falafel was fresh, crispy on the outside and soft inside, packed with flavour. The chef/staff recommended the “holy trinity” sauce combo and they were absolutely right - it complemented the kebab perfectly without overpowering it. Portions were very generous and great value for money. Friendly service and a solid late-night spot. Highly recommend Ozzie’s Kebab & Pizza if you’re a falafel lover.

Ozzies Kebab & Pizza - 3/156 Orrong Rd

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Motee Vyash - a month ago

quote Midweek Dining Review Despite visiting on a weekday, the restaurant was surprisingly busy and full—a good sign of its popularity. For our entrée, we ordered the chicken lollipops, which were packed with flavour and absolutely delicious—a strong start to the meal. For mains, we tried the steamed barramundi, soft shell crab curry, and sizzling Mongolian beef. The barramundi was a standout—perfectly cooked, soft, and tender. The soft shell crab curry was rich and tasty, though the portion was quite small (just one crab). Meanwhile, the Mongolian beef arrived sizzling with bold, savoury flavours. Overall, it is satisfying meals!!

Pachi Pachi - 608 Albany Hwy

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Susan (SSJ) - 7 months ago