The slate grey walls, sleek timber and blindingly white linen decorating Ayame announce clearly that this eatery aims to offer swankier-than-average Japanese dining. The menu is modern, but there are still traditional elements available for stalwart fans of the more ubiquitous Japanese dishes. Thankfully, Ayame's taste of the familiar comes, not in dishes of gluggy teriyaki chicken, but in excellent examples of sushi and sashimi. Settle in at the sushi bar and consult the chef on his recommended dish du jour: whether it be hand roll or fishy morsel. The rest of the menu features simple and beautifully presented combinations of Japanese and Australian flavours.
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Posted by:
Japchap
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12 August 2008, 4.56pm
Great value, great food
We travel to Japan quite often and we use this restaurant as a meeting place. Ayame restaurant is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Melbourne. The food is excellent, fresh and succulent. The service is unobtrusive and very good. Great value for money. Highly recommended
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Posted by:
C.J.
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18 August 2006, 3.25pm
Lunch for 2
Classical Japanese menu, not only just sushi and sashimi a bit higher than the ordinary price. Cost us $135 for party of 2. But I am quite happy with its service. Atomsphere is quite relaxing and comfortable.
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