Get set for stupendous sushi in Subiaco Square, the home of Satsuki, a unique Japanese restaurant that blends contemporary dining style with traditional Edomae-style sushi methods.
Sister to Ha-lu in Mount Hawthorn, Satsuki similarly thrives upon a tapas-style precept, where small groups are encouraged to order a succession of small dishes to share across the table.
This kind of setup is particularly suitable for the meticulously crafted and freshly cooked box-shaped sushi (Oshi sushi) that Satsuki serves at lunchtime, such as the Unatama, featuring six pieces of grilled Unagi eel with sweet soy sauce and lightly sweetened egg omelette sushi.
Dinner platters aid the communal consumption, displaying the chefs' fastidious preparation and innovation, as displayed in the signature Sushi Satsuki platter that features Edomae-style nigiri sushi of soy-marinated Zuke-style tuna, home-seasoned salmon caviar, Kobujime white fish of the day and much more.
Adam Bub
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Tue-Sat noon-2.30pm, 6pm-10pm (closing time may vary)
Japanese
Signature dish: Sushi Satsuki
Entree: $9-$17
Mains: $19.50-$34
Dessert: $6-$9.50
Payment accepted: MasterCard, Visa, Diners Club, American Express and EFTPOS
Licensed. Wine is available by the glass.
This venue accepts bookings. It is essential to make a reservation ahead of time. Group bookings are supported.
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Posted by:
Laura1986
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9 March 2011, 5.05pm
Best Japanese!!!
Amazing food!! Lovely Service!!! Can still taste all the delicious flavours of the seafood salad (yum,yum,yum), the vegetable tempura and abergine broth. Would definitely recommend to everyone!!!!
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Visit: Fri 4 March 2011
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Posted by:
suzfisher
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13 June 2009, 7.41pm
Great little Japanese find!
Had a great dinner out with my dad at Satsuki. Both of us are huge fans of Ha-Lu - the sister restaurant to Satsuki- and in fact we both agreed that Satsuki gives Ha-Lu a run for its money!
Like Ha-Lu, Satsuki is a Japanese 'tapas' style, everything made for sharing.
Pictured on yourrestaurants.com is the Spicy Tuna Takati and we both agreed this was our favourite dish. The others we tried (in our order of most favourite) was: Soft Shell Crab and Oysters Wagyu Beef Tataki Prawn Tempura
The wine list is pretty average, go for a japanese beer! Service was fine, nothing extraordinary. The place itself is small and quaint, a cute little find.
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Visit: Mon 25 May 2009
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What About Bob
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15 April 2009, 7.28pm
I love Japanese
I have been to Halu many times and this place is run by the same people. Halu is more of a pecking type place where you share your meals and I love that but Satsuki is very different. Seems to be designed to be main courses instead. The food is fantastic. The flavours are still in my mouth as if it were yesterday. Service is good but as with most Asian places there is a language breakdown.
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Visit: Fri 13 March 2009
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