The 7 Best Places for Spicy Fish in Melbourne

Mario Peimbert: Spicy tuna is very nice

Marianne N: Lovely food and ambience. Great for a special occasion.

Toby Eggleston: Miso cod. Thumbs up

Chloe Ong: It used to be so much better!They removed the normal crunchy spicy salmon rolls (IMO were better than the special ones), changed the sauce from spicy mayo to white mayo and the sashimi weren't fresh.

Chloe Ong: Tasmanian roll is still good though. And get Avo Delight over Special Spicy Salmon Crunch Roll

Anna Xox: One of my favorite restaurants! Sushi is a must here.

Marília Lagger: Crumbled salmon with curry sauce is fantastic

Stephane Lagger: Real Japanese beer

Lucas Posada: Try the Moshimoshi platter, a bit of everything, enough for 4 if u order an entry.

Yondering Monkeys: Great happy hour 4pm - 7pm, $2 pots and $4 pints. Food also reasonable price of $10 but limited to burgers only at the moment.

Luke McCormack: Way too many hipsters.

Shannon S: Ruby Tuesday on Tuesday nights!

James Panther: Great Japanese food and plenty of sakes to match! Stick to sashimi and you can't go wrong!

Narges Tayebnema: It was an amazing experience! Try the set menu! Just wonderful and all together its a lot of food! Not just very small portions like lots of others. Very nice staff!! Reserve earlier!

Emile Quinn: Popcorn Shrimp, is sublime

Sydney Low: Best pot stickers and dumplings in Melbourne. Start with those followed by the Peking Duck. Also know that it's recently changed owners so things might change in the next yr.

David Benet: Peking Duck is boring. Have the Tea Smoked Duck! Much better!

Rachael Davis: Yummy spring rolls!

Nick Rockasaurus Coaltrain: The Lamb with blue cheese miso and veg is delicious. Not a huge feed but a fair sized portion. The menu is also full of delicious sake!

Mikey・マイキー 👾: Japanese Izakaya. Melbourne style. Fantastic food, bar, service and vibe.

Andrew Knowles: All I can say about this place is FUCK YEAH!!!!!