Best Japanese Restaurants in Perth

From all-day teishoku spots and fast-casual ramen joints to intimate late-night izakayas – here's where to find the best Japanese food right across Perth.


Updated on 8 December 2025

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Kiri Japanese
Restaurant
Kiri Japanese
Celebrate the seasons of Japan, authentically.
Nao Japanese
Restaurant
Nao Japanese
Perth’s original ramen joint is underpinned by perfectionism.
Tsunami
Restaurant
Tsunami
A modern-day izakaya that boasts Perth’s biggest range of sake.
Ramen Samurai
Restaurant
Ramen Samurai
A non-traditional ramen restaurant. In a good way.
Marumo
Restaurant
Marumo
This bijou Japanese diner serves value-packed omakase. Bookings aren’t just essential: they’re fiendishly difficult to score. The 30-seater is also one of Perth’s only fine diners with BYO.
Goody Two's
Bar
Goody Two's
An exacting late-night bar with big echoes of Japan. Expect stockpiles of Japanese whisky, easy-drinking highballs and Japanese street food.
Dining Akashi
Restaurant
Dining Akashi
Hiding in plain sight on Canning Highway, this tiny 14-seat tempura restaurant serves tasting menus that change monthly.
Nobu
Restaurant
Nobu
Meet the Perth outpost of the world-renowned Japanese restaurant chain. Peruvian flavours are expertly combined with Japanese cuisine in dishes such as yellowtail sashimi with jalapeno and black cod with miso.
Ichirin
Restaurant
Ichirin
Japanese takeaway by day; an omakase bargain by night.
Hinata Cafe
Cafe
Hinata Cafe
This homage to Japan’s kissatens (coffee shops) serves curries, soups and traditional Japanese breakfast sets. Plus, matcha cheesecake and hojicha crème caramel.
Nippon Bar & Kitchen
Restaurant
Nippon Bar & Kitchen
The vast menu at this versatile izakaya leans hard into Japanese comfort dishes, while the equally deep drinks list keeps time with sake, beer and rare Japanese whiskies.
Old Young’s Kitchen
Restaurant
Old Young’s Kitchen
At this smart-casual restaurant attached to one of Swan Valley’s best distilleries, you’ll find thoughtfully sourced native ingredients and plenty of Japanese, ferment-heavy flavours. It’s a menu that ticks the boxes for both familiar and adventurous dining.
Ginza Nana Alley
Restaurant
Ginza Nana Alley
It’s inspired by Japan’s alleyway markets. Pick up yakitori skewers, onomichi-style ramen from Hiroshima, crystal-clear oden, and tonkatsu. Then chase it all with a sip of sake.
Ten and Sen
Restaurant
Ten and Sen
Marrying WA's abundance of fresh produce with Hokkaido-style ramen and tonkotsu broth, Ten and Sen strikes just the right balance of fresh and warming.
Mame
Restaurant
Mame
Tofu is made in-house by the husband-and-wife team behind Mame, an authentic Japanese joint serving everything from katsu to obanzai.

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