Origami

Very interesting place for Japanese food. I am astonished by their themed decor and the minimalistic colours of the interior. The Japanese style curry and the karaage was cooked to perfection, crunchy on the outside, not too greasy, and retains its natural moisture and softness in the inside. Brilliant. The dessert selection along the counter and their menu is also very good for their balance of sweetness, fruity-ness, and richness. <br/ <br/ However I do question if the culinary flair of Origami is worth the long waiting times. and second to this is the limited portion for its price. Otherwise, this is a very well disguised Japanese restaurant that will certainly amaze you. <br/ 8/10

Enjoyed the $17.50 Yakiudon Chicken noodle dish, had a nice portions of chicken and egg. There were a good soy sauce/teriyaki based flavour, which I enjoyed . I especially enjoyed the friendly service and ambiance, had a nice mix of jazz music neat Japanese interior art .<br/ <br/ Definitely recommend this place if your are in Cuba Street and are hungry for Japanese food.

My partner and I really enjoyed our dinner at Origami. Friendly and quick service. We saw the photo of chicken salad and wanted to give it a go, and they didnt let us down. I loved the space at the back where they display sets of tea pots and such. Such a great experience!

Really loved this Japanese!! Cool minimalistic spot with Japanese murals painted on the wall. Sashimi was delicious and tried Asahi Black for the first time here. Really nice spot for some quick Japanese, not the cheapest but still worth the money

Excellent food and quick service. Variety of sake to choose. Will suggest everyone, worth a visit.Ambience doesn’t suit a Japanese restaurant, looks more like cafe but who cares when awesome food is here.