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  • Five high stools facing a bar area that is set for meals, with an illuminated central wall facing the seats.
  • A large white plate with a small round serving of a Japanese delicacy with red petal-like garnishes and a scoop of cream.
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  • Two black bottles of Japanese sake resting on a wooden bench; a black wall behind them.

Warabi

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  • Fine dining

A contemporary Japanese dining experience, Warabi emphasises seasonal ingredients and masterful techniques alongside elevated beverage pairings in an omakase setting.

The multi-course menu changes seasonally, taking inspiration from the seasons and using only the highest quality ingredients. Warabi's head chef will guide you through a fine dining experience, channelling 'kappo', which directly translates to ‘cut and cook' and celebrates the chefs' craftsmanship and precise preparation techniques.

Slabs of raw marbled Wagyhu beef on a black background.
Special offer Steak Night Omakase

Enjoy a 6-course omakase with Japanese and Australian Wagyu. Every Wednesday night.

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Dark dish of exquisitely presented Japanese seafood, on a dark background.
Special offer Banryoku 14-Course Omakase

A seasonal menu inspired by memories of Kyoto in the height of summer. Fri & Sat, $285pp

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Japanese dish presented in a round stone bowl.
Special offer Ryoku 11-Course Omakase

A journey through the flavours of midsummer featuring the freshest summer produce. Tue & Thu, $195pp

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Day Times
Monday
  • Closed
Tuesday
  • 6pm - 10.30pm 6pm - 10.30pm
Wednesday
  • 6pm - 10.30pm 6pm - 10.30pm
Thursday
  • 6pm - 10.30pm 6pm - 10.30pm
Friday
  • 6pm - 10.30pm 6pm - 10.30pm
Saturday
  • 6pm - 10.30pm 6pm - 10.30pm
Sunday
  • Closed

Location

Enter via Williams Street on Collins Ground Level
W Melbourne
408 Flinders Ln
Melbourne 3000

Open in maps location for W Melbourne

Contact details

  • telephone number: 03 9113 8857
  • email address: warabi@whotels.com
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