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JAPANESE RESTAURANT
The name for the restaurant has been chosen to honour the renowned Edo period potter, Ogata Kenzan (1663-1743).
FULLY LICENSED OPEN: Lunch - Monday to Friday Dinner - Monday to Saturday OPENED IN 1981
SET MENUS
Sukiyaki (OR Shabu Shabu) Dinner $ 82.00 (min.for 2) If Japanese marbled beef $ 95.00
Kobachi
A small appetizer Thinly sliced fresh pieces of raw fish Delicately prepared deep fried prawn and vegetables Thin slices of beef cooked with various vegetables in a specially prepared sauce Imported premium steamed rice Soya bean soup Small fruits
Sashimi
Tempura
Sukiyaki
Gohan
Misoshiru
Kudamono
$ 80.00 $ 92.00
Kobachi
A smallish appetizer Seafood and vegetables in sweet vinegar Thinly sliced fresh pieces of raw fish Steamed free range egg custard with shrimp and vegetables Steamed prawn dumplings Vinegary rice, topped with varieties of fresh fish Soya bean soup Small fruits
Sunomono
Sashimi
Chawanmushi
Ebi Shumai
Sushi
Misoshiru
Kudamono
Chefs recommended banquet course $62.50 per person (Minimum for four people)
Starters
Soya bean soup Deep fried bean curd topped with tasty sauce Steamed prawn dumplings Combination of sushi & sashimi platter
Misoshiru
Agedashi tofu
Ebi shumai
Main dish
Gyu teriyaki
Gohan
Small fruits
Kudamono