I have just found my new favourite Japanese restaurant.
It was on a whim that I decided to have lunch here with a friend of mine. I had been at work all day and needed a break, so organised a catch-up lunch in town (I also had the excuse that I needed to pick up my HBF Runners pack for the fun run). As I was driving along Wellington St about to pull into the carpark at the train station I noticed out of the corner of my eye this little Japanese restaurant...it wasn't hard to convince my friend to try it with me.
I knew as soon as I opened the door that I was onto something good here. Beautifully decorated in a rustic traditional style, very clean, warm and inviting. The orange hue from the lights reflecting off the tables and inviting me to sit down.
Yoshiya has a very generous lunch menu, just enough options to keep you intrigued with the menu but not too much choice to lose and confuse you. I ordered the Sakana-no-teppanyaki (Hot-plate BBQ snapper fillet) as part of a set luncheon that came with rice, miso soup, and fruits. I could have stopped at the miso soup, I was in heaven already but then out came this deliciously succulent piece of snapper with asian greens and soy sauce that was utterly devine. The snapper flaked as my fork touched it and then dissolved in a euphonic of flavours in my mouth.
The slices of orange at the end of the meal nicely freshened the palate.
My friend chose the Gyu-niku-no-teppanyaki (Hot plate BBQ cube size beef fillet steak flambe with brandy) and was also suitable humbled by its delicasy.
You absolutly must visit Yoshiya (and it is very rare that I make that suggestion).
Food: 4.5/5
Service: 4/5
Atmosphere: 4/5
Price: 4/5
http://www.my247.com.au/perth/Yoshiya-Japanese-Restaurant.20840
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