Edoya Japanese Restaurant - Melbourne

Here you can find the menu of Edoya Japanese Restaurant in Melbourne. At the moment, there are 26 menus and drinks on the menu. You can inquire about changing offers via phone.

What Aglae Murphy likes about Edoya Japanese Restaurant:
It small but its well worth a visit. A light varied meal was ordered after a day of "Oktoberfesting" and hit the spot. I am not a sashimi person but i will always give it a go and this was the best and freshest i had ever experienced. Tempura, soup, and noodles also fantastic. You may struggle to seat more than 6 without a booking as lots of people visit. read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations, Depending on the weather, you can also sit outside and eat.

What Jamil Breitenberg doesn't like about Edoya Japanese Restaurant:
First, I must declare that we stumbled upon this place because of hunger and all the good japanese venues had long queues. So my expectation wasn't much.Consequently, the food we ordered was as expected. I order the pork ramen, generously portioned, broth was okay, noodles cooked perfectly, overcooked eggs. My friends didnt fancy their orders though.Would've given a 3 star had it not been the slow and passive service... read more.

In the kitchen of Edoya Japanese Restaurant in Melbourne, traditional menus are prepared with typical Asian spices scrumptious, Furthermore, the guests love the creative combination of different menus with new and partially experimental products - a nice example of successful Asian Fusion. A lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat is used in the easily digestible Japanese cuisine of Edoya Japanese Restaurant, among the delicacies of this restaurant are especially the Maki and Te-Maki.