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Toko Melbourne

A piece of Japan, right here in Prahran. Izakaya style, great whiskys, blow your socks off food!

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Toko Melbourne
December 7, 2015
Dining

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Toko Melbourne

Ever since my trip to Japan earlier this year, my world has changed for the better! I never really used to like rice, I didn’t know what good sushi or gyoza was. Coming back to Melbourne after eating the best Japanese food non-stop for two weeks was hard. Finding good Japanese food, as good as Japan was even harder! That was until I was invited to pop down to eat some of the food going on at Toko Melbourne.

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Toko Melbourne is part of the Toko Group. There are two in Sydney and one in Dubai. It celebrates izakaya dining, and informal dining experience that serves food to accompany drinks. Situated in the heart of Prahran, Toko Melbourne combine the finest fresh produce with contemporary design and top notch service. And let me tell you, the food completely blew my mind.

Toko also boasts one of Australia’s most extensive Japanese whisky selections, as well as a remarkable range of international whiskys. There’s an intimate Whisky Lounge if you are after a tipple away from the dining room, or the Terrace courtyard to enjoy Toko’s signature cocktails in the sunshine.

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Whilst Toko is open for dinner Tuesday to Saturday, diners can also enjoy the fabulous spread of food for lunch Wednesday to Saturday. Perfect for a mid-week Japanese lunch pick me up with a friend or some colleagues!

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For more information on Toko, or to check out the menu, visit their website below 🙂

Toko Melbourne
142 Greville St, Prahran
+61 3 9521 3155
info@toko-melbourne.com
www.toko-melbourne.com

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  1. Nicole - Champagne and Chips

    I have never really been that impressed with Japanese food. I eat it reasonably often but it has always just been more about sustenance than desire. I am reading the fabulous memoir by Ruth Reichl – Garlic and Sapphires – about her time as the restaurant reviewer for the New York Times. Have you read it? A fabulous light read. She talks a lot about Japanese food and I am thinking perhaps I need to give it another serious go.
    Toko looks like the place to do that.

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    December 14, 2015 at 7:18 am

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