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Not much to look at from the outside but the food is fresh, tasty & reasonably priced. Gyozas were a standout. Great take-away if you’re staying in Po…
Nellie
Zipangu
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Tiny Japanese restaurant in Port with beautiful food that puts many in Sydney and Melbourne to shame. Come to think of it this was as good as I enjoye…
Jonathan S.
Zipangu
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Hidden away from the main street. Looks not much from outside, but food is spectacular and very warm and friendly service. Not the cheapest, but quali…
Awest47
Zipangu
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Zipangu is open for Casual Dining. Zipangu serves Japanese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Zipangu”
Not much to look at from the outside but the food is fresh, tasty & reasonably priced. Gyozas were a standout. Great take-away if you’re staying in Port Douglas. I have taken photos of the menu since I couldn’t find it anywhere online!
Tiny Japanese restaurant in Port with beautiful food that puts many in Sydney and Melbourne to shame. Come to think of it this was as good as I enjoyed in Kyoto. Must book though.
Hidden away from the main street. Looks not much from outside, but food is spectacular and very warm and friendly service. Not the cheapest, but quality made up for this well and truely. All of my expectations were well and truely exceeded. If you are looking for a place in port for quality Japanese, this place is worth a look. But book the day prior if you want to eat there as it is only small inside and books out quickly.
We had a great dinner at zipangu. The hostess is as lively as as the food she serve. Must try for authentic Japanese food lovers when in Port Douglas. Bit on the expensive side but forgiven as the food and service makes up for it.
Definitely try their sushi here! Very fresh produce, the exterior definitely needs a facelift but their service and quality was worth it. The price is slightly high compared to others closer to Cairns