Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Kuranda

"You'll recognise this tiny place by the queues outside: Ganbaranba is a local cult joint, and without a doubt the best place for ramen noodles and gyoza in Cairns. Slurpers can watch the chefs making noodles; if..."

"Lunch SpecialsCome and EnjoyJoin us from Friday-Monday 12pm-2pm for our lunch specials and delve into kaisen-don, a Wagyu beef bowl, or Tokyo shoyu ramen. To book your table, call 0455 125 057. Order OnlineBook Now"

"The only Japanese Fine Dining Restaurant in Palm Cove and Northern Beaches. We have terrace tables available with views over the Coral Sea. Kushi is one of Palm Cove’s top 10 restaurants."

"When: Last Sunday of each month, April - NovemberWhere: Tanks Arts Center, Collins Avenue, Edge Hill. Tanks Monthly Markets are a unique slice of cultural life in the tropics and a must-do event on the Cairns calendar. Everyone is invited to wander the leafy promenade, explore the site and take in the full complement of stallholders offering a blend of quality local art, craft, produce, vintage clothing, collectables and local natural health products."

"These oil tanks were built for storage during World War II but have since been converted into a spectacular art gallery. Found by the Botanic Gardens, they offer a unique experience for those with a keen interest in local art."

"In 1959, North Queensland locals Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones established Honey House Kuranda. Mr. Howard Jones developed the business offering free honey tasting, bee hives, beekeeping equipment displays, and educational tours. In 1978, the observation bee hives were introduced and to this day prove a source of excitement and interest to all who see them."

"Cairns' main catholic church is famous for its themed stained-glass windows, the largest of their type in the world. There are 24 windows depicting the Creation story from Genesis and another series known as the Peace Windows, commemorating the end of World War II."