Top Best Japanese Restaurants in 7

"This modern-hawker style venue encapsulates some the best Asian-fusion dining available in the Canberra region. Home to many tasty morsels, extensive sake list, and a raw bar this venue has character in spades. Akiba describes itself as “pan-Asian,” fusing the cuisines of the East Asia region to create an incredible and diverse menu, showcasing the many styles of Asian barbecue, modern-day Dim Sum, raw food, and so much more."

"As soon as you arrive, you’re absorbed into the fun and exotic feel. The food is a mix of Asian barbecue, raw bar and modern day Dim Sum, with fresh flavours using local produce. You’ll also find an impressive cocktail and drinks list to match the taste sensations."

"At Iori, expect fine Japanese dining in a relaxed atmosphere that strives for authenticity. This restaurant offers a range of menu options, from traditional Japanese dishes such as hot pots, sushi and sashimi to modern Japanese cuisine. By ensuring that only the freshest of produce is used, Iori guarantees you the highest quality possible with excellent service to boot."

"41 East Row, Canberra 2601 AustraliaJapanese, Sushi, AsianLunch, Dinner, DrinksTakeout, Reservations, Seating, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Table Service[email protected]+61 2 6257 2334http://iori.com.au"

"At the centre of Canberra’s many organised, sculptured boulevards, is do-it-yourself restaurant, Pepper Lunch on Bunda Street. An unassuming frontage gives way to a welcoming interior of warm brick an..."

"Ciao Cafe & Cakes Braddon is located at the heart of Canberra. It is a well-loved locally owned café and bakery. They are famous for their authentic coffee and baked goods."

"Sammy’s Kitchen has long been a local favourite, serving tasty and speedy Chinese and Malaysian dishes – offering a mix of traditional and original menu options. Great for groups or a quick bite for lunch or dinner, Sammy’s packs flavour into every dish. You’ll be amazed at how quickly your food hits your table and how promptly you manage to devour it!"

"Sammy’s Kitchen is a great place where you can satisfy your cravings for your favourite Chinese and Malaysian cuisine. If you haven’t visited this place yet, you better try their famous shantung chicken and laksa dishes. Moreover, it is conveniently located in Canberra Centre."

"Since sparking the Lonsdale Street transformation when first opening in 2009, Italian and Sons has truly maintained its place as one of Canberra’s finest Italian restaurants. Boasting a menu that will immediately get your mouth watering, start with the affettati, a charcuterie board with cold cuts, Provolone, grissini and broad bean pesto. Moving on to mains, you’re spoilt for choice."

"If fancy Italian food is your thing then you’ve come to the right place. This restaurant is home to authentic pizza and pasta you can depend on. (Like, comfort food at its finest!) There are however, only two seating times so you will need to book ahead."

"They ensure that all their baked goods are a delight to bake and enjoy. Additionally, they promise even more delightful customer service. Moreover, it is considered as Australia’s most successful bakery franchise."

"They have been creating the most exquisite of cakes since 2013. Their elegant cakes are readily available every day. You may even order from their online store."

"Once you’ve made your way past the instagrammers and bloggers crowding A.Baker, you’re in a unique venue that deserves praise for its ambitions. Head downstairs for the ‘speakeasy’ bar – a dim and striking escape from the activity above ground, the feature piece a row of amazing old marine lights, found in Jodhpur. It’s place to relax after work, or to wait for your table with some olives and nuts…but with a voyeuristic one-way glass window into the commercial bakery, it’s a fun way to pass the time."

"Built in 1988, Australia's national parliament building is a graceful and deeply symbolic piece of architecture. Sitting atop Capital Hill, the building is crossed by two axis, north–south and east–west, representing the historical progression and legislative progression of Australian democracy. There's plenty to see inside, whether the politicians are haranguing each other in the chambers or not."