Tany's Japanese Restaurant

We had sushi set and Teriyaki beef set. All the set menu comes with a small udon noodle & miso soup. Not bad at all. it was well presented so we were satisfied for quick dinner. Although only the kingfish sushi wasn't that fresh that's why we are giving 4 stars. The Teriyaki beef was more than standard. but the house sake was too strong as not matched with the food and we couldn't get any table water. We should've got some white wine! Enjoyed!:) xX

We were actually happy with the food. The miso soup was pretty standard but the agedashi tofu was a welcome surprise. The braised tofu was very nice with its side salad in wasabi mayo dressing. We were least impressed with the spicy raw tuna roll (which wasn't spicy) and just didn't taste much in general. :( The matcha mochi balls with vanilla ice cream was nice! The only down side was the wait staff during our visit didn't look too happy with her job. I guess it's her last hour of shift because we came in for dinner time. Or maybe it's just been a long day. Sadly we didn't receive one smile, it was hard to get any drinking water and the bill. We'll consider takeaway for future orders for sure.

Low in price and high in quality. Fantastic authentic Japanese food and drinks with friendly and fast service. There’s an extensive menu with a diverse range of options catering for vegans, vegetarians and meat eaters. Expect sushi, udon, wagyu, curries, sashimi, gyoza and some very tasty bento box options. There is a selection of Japanese beers (the matcha IPA comes highly recommended), sake and local wines, as well as a few delicious Japanese desert dishes. Tanya has become one of my favourite restaurants in the area!

The food here is good. But it’s not really a chilled evening place. The service is abrupt - just on the edge of impolite. Should you dare arrive anytime after 7.30pm you’ll be hounded every 2-3 minutes to make your order as the kitchen closes at 8.30pm on the dot. Twice when I’ve been here the floor has been swept and chairs been put up for the night while I’m finishing my main! If you eat dinner at 5-6pm, this is a great place. If you’re looking for a relaxed evening with a leisurely dinner and drinks in a cool suburb, this ain’t it sadly

We were pretty disappointed with tonight’s dining due to quality of food and lack of service. For the price you pay, izakaya den in Newtown is a superior alternative. The gyoza were oily, the udon was basic and the sushi was mediocre at best. It also took 30 minutes for our mains to come out after the entree

This place used to be amazing, but the original owners sold it, and it's just not the same anymore. They've added some weird dishes like the king pork cutlet (pictured). This is the strangest Japanese dish I've had. Not sure what the sauce was, but it's sweet and they put parmesan on it (?!), and the salad had sweet dressing and (I think) tiny bits of mango. The whole thing was too sweet, and the parmesan was just odd. The classic items (chicken katsu, gyōza and miso soup) are OK but not quite as good as they once were. It's gone from truly excellent to just average. Having said that, the staff are excellent, and the presentation is impressive.