Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Surfers Paradise

"Not technically a cafe as it’s only open in the evenings but I’ve included it here for its informal style based loosely on a Japanese Izakaya. It’s a difficult one to put into a category but the unique style and fantastic food make it a worthy inclusion especially if you have a real love of Asian flavours as we do. The seating is a mix of bar stools, large shared benches and tables that will accommodate 2-4 people."

"Transport yourself to Tokyo at this mysterious and moody yet fun and vibrant space reminiscent of a Japanese izakaya. Prop up the bar or nab a seat under the curved feature wall to sample share dishes from fresh..."

"Type: Restaurant and Cafe Japanese Sushi. Yamagen Japanese is located at QT Gold Coast, 7 Staghorn Avenue, Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast. It is rated 4.1 by 52 Zomato users."

"You'll be hard-pressed to find a dining experience anywhere on the Gold Coast that matches Misono's winning combination of exceptional cuisine and entertaining …"

"Dining at The Star Gold Coast took a step up following its 2017 revamp, the pinnacle of which is Japanese fine-diner Kiyomi. Go all-out and order one of executive head chef Chase Kojima’s set menus. For something a bit more casual, Garden Kitchen & Bar (downstairs from Kiyomi) serves sophisticated gastropub fare in an airy, verdant setting.Broadbeach Island, Broadbeach; (07) 5592 8100"

"This little gem, tucked inside Jupiters Hotel, is a benchmark of modern Japanese cuisine. The main attraction of Kiyomi is the seven-course omakase menu (created by internationally-recognised Executive Chef, Chase Kojima), which takes diners on an unexpected journey into flavourful tasty-gasms."

"Gold Coasters looking for a taste of plant-based Japanese cuisine head to Izakaya Midori on Woodland Drive at Reedy Creek. Say arigatou to vegan versions of everything from ramen to katsu, karaage and... "Readers' Choice 2020 - Italian"

"Gold Coasters looking for a taste of plant-based Japanese cuisine head to Izakaya Midori on Woodland Drive at Reedy Creek. Say arigatou to vegan versions of everything from ramen to katsu, karaage and..."

"Another blink-and-you’ll-miss-it Japanese marvel in Mermaid Beach is Itoshin Japanese Restaurant. Come to this authentic haunt for pristine sashimi and nigiri sushi, paired with Japanese sake. 3/2484 Gold Coast Hwy, Mermaid Beach"

"Their dishes are inspired by the people and cityscape of Kyoto. When it comes to sushi, expect the best. You might even want to try their range of wines and spirits."

"A touch of tradition and a dash of modern thinking takes your palate across the world to Japan, at Project Tokyo on Markeri Street in Mermaid Waters. Stop by, sit down and sip some sake in industrial-..."

"Cnr Gooding Drive & Ghilgai Rd, Merrimac, Gold Coast, Queensland 4226 AustraliaFrench, European, Cafe, AustralianBreakfast, Lunch, BrunchReservations, Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Television, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Highchairs Available, Serves Alcohol[email protected]+61 7 5525 3340http://www.countereatery.com.au"

"Take a walk on the wild side and get close to some native Australian and exotic wildlife at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. View stacks of interactive displays, wide-open enclosures while walking through the lush rainforest and see all of your favourite animals - cuddle a koala, get up close to crocodiles, hand feed the kangaroos or Rainbow Lorrikeets or for the adrenaline junkies go through the Adventure Parc High Ropes Course. Location: 28 Tomewin St, Currumbin"

"While it's fun to look for koalas in the national parks, you won't always be successful. They are very good at being hard to spot. For a dead-cert koala sighting, you need to get to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary - an animal park that's right in the heart of the Gold Coast."

"Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary is set on 70 acres of native bushland and rainforest with hundreds of native Australian animals and bird life on display. A great venue for the family. Visit the hospital ..."

"If your kids want to try their hands at catch and release fishing, then a day trip to Ecopark will be a perfect outing for them. Ecopark also offers farm stay experiences and camp outs, as well as facilities suitable for conferences and birthday parties. Check their website here."

"The David Fleay Wildlife Park offers a relatively inexpensive way to get your kids interested in the care, conservation and welfare of the wildlife commonly found on the Gold Coast and further afield in Australia. As an education-focused heritage-listed park, it offers a quieter, more easily accessible alternative to some of the bigger parks in the area, especially if you’re pushing a pram. Click here for their website."

"You almost feel like you’re out in the wild yourself when you stroll through the natural habitats of this wildlife park with a difference. Their philosophy is that animals should be kept in similar conditions to their natural environment, so take your time spotting Queensland’s native animals as they roam around loving life in their naturalistic enclosures."

"At The Coffee Club of course, located on the Ground Floor near Priceline. The Coffee Club is a no brainer when it comes to breakfast, offering good food, great service and excellent coffee. Our breakfast recommendation: Brekkie bruschetta"