Menu from Hibachi
Menu highlights
Entrées
Yasai Gyoza
Vegetable dumplings w/ ponzu raiyu sauce.
Tempura
Assorted deep fried w/ prawn & variety of vegetables served w/ mirin soy sauce.
Asahi Soft shell crab
Salads
Edamame
Japanese soy bean.
Tobiko Salada
Japanese flying fish roe salad.
Sashimi Salada
Fresh sashimi on salad with spicy dressing.
Dishes
Tonkatsu
Bread crumbed pork chop w/ Japanese BBQ sauce.
Tempura Moriawase
Assorted deep fried of prawns & variety of vegetables served w/ mirin soy sauce.
Lamb Saikyou Yaki
rilled lamb cutlets w/ Saikyou miso sauce served w/ Yamamomo fruit
More about the restaurant: Hibachi
Japanese food is so hip right now that it struggles to see its toes, and at Hibachi Japanese Grill in Melbourne city centre, they’re taking that hipness to belt-busting levels. A new belt, speaking of such things, is something you might be needing if you dip in off King Street, as the extensive array of sushi, sashimi, soups and noodles dishes just keep coming, whether you step in for lunch, dinner or a full banquet.
Frequently asked questions
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Thinking about making a Hibachi booking?
Hibachi Japanese Grill in central Melbourne has several strings to its bow, as far as restaurants go. Their King Street location, right in the city centre between Lonsdale Street and Little Bourke Street, gets the punters through the door right enough. Their menu, which runs the full gamut of Japanese specialities, is what keeps them in. Their cooking is what keeps them coming back. With an open kitchen offering live demonstrations of the beautiful/horrible things that a sushi master can do to fish with a knife, you can see your dinner being made right before your eyes.
Japanese restaurants pride themselves on their sushi, but at Hibachi, you can count on much more than just the fish. They have a full selection of donburi, Japanese dishes served on a bed of rice, and steaming bowls of udon noodles, served either with or with soup. What we would recommend at this King Street Japanese joint is the meat, such as the yakitori chicken skewers or the steaks, seared to perfect on the grill. When you’re looking for lunch in Melbourne city centre, sometimes a lighter sushi option just won’t fulfil all of your Japanese cravings – Hibachi are there for you.