07 3367 2808 | Shop 2/146 Baroona Rd Rosalie, QLD

Moga
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  • Moga - Japanese Restaurant
  • Japanese Restaurant
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  • Japanese Restaurant in Brisbane
  • Moga - Japanese Restaurant
  • Moga - Japanese Restaurant

Japanese Restaurant Brisbane

Moga restaurant is located in the iconic restaurant hub of Rosalie Village, Paddington.  Moga is informal Japanese dining with a robata grill (hot coal grilled meats menu), market fresh sashimi and Japanese tapas style dining know as ‘Izakaya’…

What's On

  • Sake Evening – Thursday 26th February | 26th February '16

  • Sushi Art | 19th January '15

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A La Carte Menu

Moga’s a la carte menu takes its inspiration from Izakaya (Japanese pub) which is the basis of ordering small dishes to be enjoyed with Sake, Beer, Wine and Cocktails – akin to Tapas, Japanese style. Sample many flavors and types of dishes. There is no protocol to ordering, Izakaya means dishes are designed to be shared or enjoy individually. Order across our Sushi Bar, Robata Grill and Kitchen Menu’s.

A La Carte Menu

About

Moga Chefs

Head chef Satoshi Kubota lived and worked as a head chef in the South of Japan for many years before heading up one of Brisbane’s premiere restaurants several years ago. Satoshi has exemplary skills as a skilled sashimi chef and in the art of Japanese cooking. His dishes are a reflection of traditional Japanese cooking and some dishes pay homage to international ingredients and cooking techniques.

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To make a booking for our al-a-carte Japanese restaurant, simply contact our friendly staff.
For a quick dine-in bite or something on the run, our sushi conveyor menu is your perfect option, there is no need to make a booking for the sushi conveyor, simply call in and we’ll make you very welcome.

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The word Moga translates to modern girl.

Not quite a year had passed since the great Earthquake of 1923 and mass culture had begun to exert an influence on the daily lives of Japanese society. The Modern girl began to appear on the city streets of Tokyo. With her short bob hair doo and her Western style of dress she quickly caught the public eye and became a symbol of a new interwar social phenomenon.

Moga was incarnated in popular culture through such media as magazines (posters and magazine covers seen on our restaurant walls), movies, radio, popular music and Jazz.

What's On

  • Sake Evening – Thursday 26th February

    26th February '16

  • Sushi Art

    Sushi

    19th January '15

  • Lobster evening December

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    11th December '13

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Opening Hours

  • À la carte:
    • Tuesday – Sunday 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
  • Sushi Conveyor
    • Monday – Sunday 11.00am till 10.00pm

 

For Bookings Call (07) 3367 2808

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Paddington, QLD 4064

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