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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 Sebastopol

Chicken Karaage Don
Chicken Karaage Don
Karaage Chicken
Karaage Chicken
Pork Belly Bao
Pork Belly Bao

Our Customer Reviews

Luxcy Chaga

a month ago

Really good fish and chips! The fish was fresh with a nice crispy batter, and the chips were well cooked. Grillled calamari was fresh and tasty. Service was very friendly and efficient. Would happily...

Phoebe C

2 months ago

Small and quaint Chinese breakfast shop on Dominion Road, Balmoral. Can be easily missed so one you pass KFC and the big statue of the park you're almost there. The shop offers a large variety of Chi...

The Stove Cafe
The Stove Cafe

465 Dominion Rd

Sue Taylor

2 months ago

Popped in for a morning tea as a break whilst merchandising in The Warehouse next door. Had a lemon curd muffin and medium mocha. The muffin was fantastic, no hunting for the lemon curd it was beaut...

Hollywood Bakery - Tauranga
Hollywood Bakery - Tauranga

Shop24,2Taurikura drive, Tauriko

Robyn Mill

3 months ago

Best little Vietnamese cafe! Coffee, banh mi and meals are all excellent 👍 especially the Vietnamese Pancake and Vietnamese Iced Coffee and Staff are super friendly. Our favourite coffee stop!!

Vinh Ha Long Cafe
Vinh Ha Long Cafe

Unit 10/21 Thompson Rd

Alan Ye

4 months ago

Run by a friendly older couple, food is freshly made in store

Dani C

4 months ago

We’ve ordered delivery from here on multiple occasions, and each time the food has been delicious. Our go-to dishes are the salt and pepper squid, the chicken Pad Thai, and the Kana Moo Grob. The port...