Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan

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Member Restaurants and Cafes

Australian and New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan

在⽇オーストラリア・ニュージーランド商⼯会議所

Arossa

Serving 300 varieties of Australian and New Zealand wines and meals created with only the freshest ingredients.

Location: Shibuya / Ginza

Price range: 5,000 - 10,000 yen

Bun Coffee Byron Bay

Roasted Organic Coffee from Byron Bay, Australia is now available in Ja-pan. The beans are selected from all over the world and specially blend-ed into 6 different blends according to the roasting method. Beans also available.

Location: Gobancho, Chiyoda-ku

Price range: 290 - 470 yen

Serving specialty coffee roasted by Allpress Espresso, Superfood smoothies, as well as essences of Vegan and Organic food.

Location: METoA Ginza, Tokyu Plaza, Ginza

Price range: 300 - 4,000 yen

Me’s Café and Kitchen

Ruby Jack’s

Utilizing both old & new world techniques Ruby Jack’s cuisine respects the true fla-vor of the selected premium ingredients while keeping their freshness.

Location: Ark Hills, Roppongi

Price range: 800 -20,000 yen

R2 Supper Club

A Tokyo based lounge dining bar, with it’s slick yet elegant service style, contemporary top shelf drinks & food plus cutting edge tunes, R2 is unrivalled in Tokyo’s night scene. The R2 Renewal Grand Opening was on September 1st, 2016.

Location: Roppongi, Minato-ku

Price range: 600 - 3,000 yen

*Bottle List and Party Plans available

Salt Grill & Tapas Bar by Luke Mangan As a slightly more casual extension to our existing “Salt” brand, this 120-seat restaurant offers a tapas style sharing menu.

With a vast array of international cheeses, unique cocktails and a great selection of wines and sangria by the glass, Salt tapas & bar brings an Australian twist to a traditional tapas bar.

Location: Ginza Price range: 3,000 - 12,000 yen

Salt by Luke Mangan

Salt Tokyo is the first overseas restaurant by Sydney star Chef Luke Mangan. Salt Tokyo showcases modern Australian food, combin-ing ingredients delivered directly from Aus-tralia with a rich variety of ingredients from Japan and other countries.

Location: Shin Marunouchi Building, Marunouchi

Price range: 3,000 - 12,000 yen

Two Rooms Bar and Grill

Specialty serving: New Zealand wine and green shell mussels, which are rare-ly available in Japan. Location: Ebisu Price range: 1,000 - 8,000 yen

Terra Australis, offers gourmet food and wine from the land Down Under in the heart of Tokyo. Austral-

ia’s diverse natural environment and multicultural society has produced some of the world’s finest, saf-

est and highest quality produce, along with a truly unique food culture which offers a contemporary fu-sion of styles. Terra Australis matches delicious Aus-

tralian wines with high-quality Australian produce, giving diners a sensational new taste of this modern

cuisine.

Location: Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku / Azabu-juban

Terra Australis

37 Steakhouse and Bar

37 Steakhouse & Bar is a genuine steakhouse offering the great prime steak that you've come to expect in the steakhouses of New York. In

addition to offering delectable steaks, the 37 Steakhouse & Bar menu will include the fresh seafood and a variety of side dishes. The wine se-lection will feature primarily from California and Australia. You can also sit back and enjoy a drink in the bar's casual and relaxing atmosphere.

Location: Roppongi, Minato-ku Price range: 1200 - 5400 yen for lunch; 1200 - 24000 yen for dinner

Adenia

Location: Hachiyama-cho, Shibuya-ku Price range: 800 - 3600 yen for lunch; 700 - 12000 yen for dinner

(Note: Table charge of 500 yen per person)

Allpress is always about the flavour... from the coffee farms to your cup! Their ob-session with the best tasting coffee involves selecting top grade Arabica beans, us-ing innovative roasting technology and training baristas to the highest standard. There are also cafes around Tokyo serving Allpress coffee and beans. Please use the link below to find your nearest location. Location: Hirano, Koto-ku / various locations Price range: 300 - 1,500 yen

Allpress Expresso

Bills

Bill Granger's restaurants reflect the spirit of Australia: sunny, easy-going and generous. Loved for their legendary breakfasts, served at the famous central communal table, where locals and travelers, fami-lies and friends, are welcomed. Relaxed, friendly and infectious joy in good, fresh food has become truly global, and is enjoyed in his restau-rants in Sydney, Seoul, Tokyo, Honolulu and London. Location: Futakotamaga-wa / Ginza / Odaiba / Omotesando / Shichirigahama / Yokohama / Sujio Park Price range: 500 - 3,800 yen

Bondi Cafe

The café’s atmosphere and interiors are associated with Bondi Beach in Sydney, and serves specialty coffee brewed by baristas. Loca-tion: Hiroo / Yoyogi / Shibuya / Aoshima Price range: 600 - 1,500 yen

Frankie Melbourne Espresso

Bringing the feeling of a modern Melbourne cafe to Tokyo. Using premium quality espresso from All-press Espresso, you can find a variety of classics

such as Cappuccino, Latte and Macchiato as well as Piccolo and Bachelor for those wanting something a

little different. Cold pressed juice blends are also made fresh to order.

Location: Shimokitazawa, Setagaya-ku

Price range: 400 - 1,000 yen

Originating in Australia, Guzman and Gomez is a Mexican premium fast food franchise. Food is prepared with fresh in-gredients and uses spices from Mexico. All food is cooked at the time of order and served quick to satisfy your cravings. Location: Harajuku, Shibuya-ku Price range: 400 - 1,200 yen

Guzman Y Gomez

Hoppusuandosanku

Specialty serving: New Zealand wine and green shell mussels, which are

rarely available in Japan.

Location: Ebisu Price range: 1,000 - 8,000 yen

Iki Espresso

The brainchild of Japanese coffee maestro Teru Harase and his Auckland-based wife Kim, iki

Espresso serves Allpress coffee and Kiwi cuisine out of a stylish converted warehouse in the Ki-yosumi Shirakawa district. They are passionate about serving great coffee and beautiful food; simple, fresh and made with love from quality

ingredients. They'll also prepare a picnic for you to take away with you!

Location: Shibuya / Kiyosumishirakawa

Price range: 400 - 2,000 yen

Kia Ora Steak and Grill

Location: Shimbashi, Minato-ku Price range: 300 - 9,000 yen

Melbourne has topped the Economist’s List of the world’s most liveable cities for the

sixth year in row and also is well-known as “café city” in the world.

Located in the north of Daikanyama station, “melbourne espresso 185” is brewing spe-

cialty coffee and serving up refined Mel-bourne espresso.

Location: Daikanyama, Shibuya

Price Range: <1,000 yen

Melbourne Espresso 185

Mojo Coffee

Born in Wellington, New Zealand, and expanding to 24 stores in New Zealand alone, Kagurazaka is now home to Mojo Coffee in Japan. Mo-jo use high-quality beans to roast sophisticated unique blends and single origin coffee. Location: Kagurazaka, Shibuya-ku Price range: 120 - 1,400 yen

New Zea Platform

Location: Kamiyamacho, Shibuya-ku Price range: 1,000 - 5,000 yen

NZ Bar

A small piece of New Zealand in To-kyo - wine bar and shop in one!

Location: Mukogaoka, Bunkyo-ku

Carefully selected foods, spices and local non-pesticide vegetables are used to create authentic Australian cuisine in Japan. A great place to enjoy food and scenery of the mountains while you're in Nagano. Location: Kitayama, Nagano-ken Price range: 200 - 3,800 yen

Paul’s Kitchen

Pie Face

This Australian franchise has made its way to Shibuya, Ja-

pan!

Location: Shibuya

The Apollo

Australian Greek restaurant from Sydney! The menu offers simple dishes, drawing on the flavours of the Mediterranean. Focusing on key ingredients - olive oil, fresh seafood, fresh vegetables and dishes cooked over wood-fire. Au-thentic Greek flavours with a modern touch. Location: Tokyu Plaza, Ginza Price range: 500 - 6,000 yen

The Red Rock

Nagoya's only fair dinkum Aussie-style restaurant and bar serving

all your favourite Aussie beers and meat pies. Rock up for dinner or stop in for a coldie or two with

ya mates to watch some local footy.

Location: Naka-ku, Nagoya

After a look around the Art gallery, take a break at the Tjangala cafe. Location: Koga, Ibaraki Price range: 400 - 1,100 yen

Tjangala Cafe

Ultra Chop

Best known for their New Zealand lamb chops baked with a single coal flame. Also on the menu is grilled steak, seafood tapas and plenty of fresh vegetables full of

taste. Delicious wines available to compliment your meal.

Location: Azabu-

juban / Ebisu / Iidabashi / Kyoto Price Range: 500 - 3,000 yen

Party Plans available

Wainya

Location: Ginza Price range: 4,000 -5,000 yen

Wine and Mustard AB

Location: Shinjuku

Specialising in Australian and New Zea-land wines, served along side meals using rare ingredients such as kangaroo and crocodile, and fresh seafood and colourful vegetables. Location: Shibuya Price range: 300 - 2,000 yen

Zoogunzoo

cafeGreen

Location: Kyoto Price range: 500 -1,000 yen

Kiwi House

Location: Hyogo Price range: 1,000 - 10,000 yen

Manly

Location: Fukuoka

Price range: 500 - 10,000 yen

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