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Food here is really good, really fresh and tasty.I brought the score down due to the fairly high price combined with absolute inflexibility.I asked if…
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The bento box was nice however they didn't provide rice with it - there are additional charges if you were to order rice. It was quite expensive for t…
Hui Hui Lee
Tago-an Japanese Dining
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Just had lunch here and what a little surprise this place is. Very authentic Japanese food and brought out super quickly. I had the salmon and avocado…
Nourishment Bowl
Tago-an Japanese Dining
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Tago-an Japanese Dining is open for Casual Dining. Tago-an Japanese Dining serves Japanese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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8 Reviews on “Tago-an Japanese Dining”
The bento box was nice however they didn’t provide rice with it – there are additional charges if you were to order rice. It was quite expensive for their bento box and I expected to see rice included as part of the bento box. This is the first time I had a bento box without the rice and it’s actually quite salty. Dessert isn’t available for lunch everyday however I ordered the mango pudding and the texture was amazingly light and seriously one of the best I had.
Just had lunch here and what a little surprise this place is. Very authentic Japanese food and brought out super quickly. I had the salmon and avocado salad topped with sesame dressing and it was just scrumptious! So fresh and perfectly filling. The prices are on the higher side but the quality and freshness is worth it. I’ll definitely be back.
Classic Japanese food in a diner setting.Great service and even better authentic food.It’s become a regular for a quick midweek dinnerWell worth a try
Just started working in the local area. Dropped in a for a quick lunch break today and I already know I’m going to be visiting a lot more. The Tsukiji Bento box (28.0) was outstanding. I loved every bite! Miso soup was adequately salty and a great way to start the meal. The sashimi and sushi was ultra fresh, the sushi rice nicely seasoned and tender. The tempura prawns were fresh from the fryer, light golden, batter crunchy on the outside and prawn flesh sweet and juicy on the inside. The light golden colour of the batter indicates Tago-an changes the oil in it’s fryers often and takes pride in it’s Tempura (when you see dark looking Tempura it’s because the oil has been overused for frying). The Teriyaki salmon fish fillets were exploding with flavour and judging from the soy and mirin balance, it’s not the store-bought stuff which is fantastic. So many restaurants are lazy these days! Not these guys.Service was polite and professional, the food came quick. Ambience was calm making Tago-an a great office getaway.I had a great time and as I said earlier, will definitely be back. Highly recommended.
There’s nothing bad to say about the food… good portions, comes quickly, really tasty. However, the staff have NO idea how to treat customers and the service is terrible. They are in no way accommodating or flexible and after giving them the benefit of the doubt on numerous occasions, I’ve decided that the food does not make up for a shoddy dining experience.Examples…One time, they messed up my order by making the wrong thing but then forced the mistake meal onto me.Another time, the restaurant was empty and they didn’t allow a pregnant lady to sit down inside whilst she waited for her food.There’s a really nice Japanese down the road (Nakashima) that cooks just as good food and there service is great! Check them out instead.
This little gem of a place is my favourite, no fuss, authentic Japanese restaurant outside of Japan. From the minute you walk through the doors you are greeted by the always smiling owner you know its going to be a great experience. With her husband in the kitchen too this team know how to deliver delicious food with wonderful service. Walking into the restaurant makes you feel like you are in Japan as most of the decor was sourced directly from there.After moving on from their previous restaurant in the CBD they have downgraded in size, but upgraded in every other aspect. Working locally I am lucky enough to eat here most weeks for lunch.All that is left to do now is come in for a long dinner with friends and work my way through their sake list! Must try: the spicy beef udon, and anything raw!Special mention: the imported Asahi tastes sooo much better than the stuff you buy from Dan Murphys.
What a great find. The food here is fantastic and well priced. Service was great and a really cosy little Japanese restaurant .