Yebisu Yakitori

Everything except the okonomiyaki was excellent. Especially the sashimi was a wow factor for its freshness. Highly recommend the scallops and salmon sashimi.
The okonomiyaki was too wet. It’s a terrible idea to cook it in a hot plate like in the photo cause all the moisture got trapped inside.

No issues with the food. Very tasty. However, they're very forceful with their seating time limits and will refuse service. So don't come here if you're looking for a relaxed dining experience. Better suited for younger dinners with daddy's money.

Great food; quick and friendly service; very close to Town Hall. Great range of dishes.

Walked in at 9.15pm and had about an hour to eat. Was immediately greeted at the entrance and took us to our seats.
The tablet order menu is seamless with pictures of what each dish looked like.
Plenty of sushi, sashimi, ramen, and many other dishes to choose from as well as beverages - from sake to beer and they also have happy hour prices.

Definitely great for lunch and dinner with friends or date nights.

Atmosphere is very Japanese like, they all greet you when you enter and leave the restaurant.

I’m sorry for this review but I’ve disappointed for the meal. Worst Japenese food I’ve ever eaten. I ordered wagyu garlic fried rice and the portion is tiny. The amount of meat is literally 10-15grams and tasteless. It had mostly rice. And the price was $35.80 We were 3 people and had to cancel the rest of the order and left the restaurant. We went to the restaurant which is literally in front of them called Nugu - Korean restaurant. It’s much better than this tasteless food.

There was no air conditioning and it was burning hot inside

When our regular yakitori spot closed, we decided to try Yebisu and were pleasantly surprised. The wagyu beef and pork belly with mustard were delicious, and the sushi was fresh with generous portion sizes. Ordering was simple, and the staff were friendly and attentive. Overall, great dining experience that we’ll be happy to return to

Great food and authentic feel of an izakaya/yakitori place. Happy hour is a plus for those who enjoy some drinks. Ordering is via tablet. Previous visits have been greeted with amazing and friendly service from staff. However this time round we were not so warmly welcomed by one of the staff (which is rare for Japanese culture & service staff), and one of their staff was so sick with sniffles that she should have stayed home instead of spreading her sickness to other staff and customers.

Side note:
There is a minimum charge of $30 per person for Friday, Saturday, Sundays & Public Holidays.