Katsuyaku — Restaurant in Melbourne

I have ordered sushi from here a couple of times. Unfortunately it doesn’t taste very good, I’m not sure why? I’m gluten free & have asked staff to confirm it’s gluten free, they have no idea and there is no food labelling at all for people with food allergies. Won’t be going back, it’s a shame as the old Sushi place there was great!

I was there 4th May, I ordered raw salmon & cucumber. I had to ask the lady making the sushi what she put in it & checked the mayonnaise label myself, only reason I purchased is because she showed me what she put in it herself. There was nothing on counter about allergies. The staff didn’t know anything about it either. I was there the week before & also asked, she didn’t know either so I walked away without purchasing. Please label each item like other sushi places to make it easier for staff...

Has the most amazing Cha-Shu Ramen and Katsu Bento here - better than Hakata Gensuke and even Shyun in Carnegie, the best I've found so far in Melbourne!

The broth on the ramen is packed with flavour and the serving size is very generous with the Cha Shu and other ingredients all done perfectly.

The Katsu was beautifully crunchy and everything in the Bento was exactly right and perfect for a rainy day.

10/10 food, with the added benefit of being in a quiet food court so you're not rushed out of the restaurant or hassled for the bill like elsewhere.

Will...

A quite delicious Japanese style ramen, served with almost every ingredients you can see in Japanese ramen, except bamboo shoot. The soup is pork bone base but not thick. And the soup is not hot enough, it's just warm when I finished half of it. The price is a bit higher for a food court restaurant (just $0.80 cheaper than Hakata Gensuke Tonkotsu Ramen, which I rated as the best ramen...