Pachinko
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About
PACHINKO — modern Japanese izakaya in Quadrant Mall, Launceston. Precise, seasonal cooking, sake, and cocktails. Tue–Thu 5–9pm, Fri–Sat 5–9:30pm.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Food quality7
- Service4
Frequently asked questions
Where is Pachinko?+
Pachinko is located at 23 Quadrant Mall, Launceston.
What kind of place is Pachinko?+
Pachinko is a Restaurant in Launceston serving Japanese.
What are Pachinko's opening hours?+
Pachinko is closed on Monday, Sunday.
Is Pachinko open on Sundays?+
No, Pachinko is closed on Sundays.
Does Pachinko take reservations?+
Yes, you can book a table at Pachinko online.
How expensive is Pachinko?+
Pachinko is generally budget-friendly.
What does Pachinko offer?+
Pachinko offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access, Bar, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
Location
What people say
“Fantastic service, wine, atmosphere but the food.... Incredible!!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
CJ Wong : PA Mann★★★★★A nice little find in Launnie. Started off with a peach jelly sake, then the sashimi of the day - kingfisher, as we as agedashi tofu. All served fresh with v friendly staff. I had takeaway tiramisu, it was v light and delicious as a small supper. Highly recommend this restaurant for fresh, authentic Japanese food.
Yan★★★★★Potato salad had half a soy egg, so yum! The okonomiyaki had 3 little but very fresh and tasty tiger prawns inside. Loved the peach dessert, it was so light and refreshing with the chilled early grey jelly and chunks of crunchy peach :)
Jaymie Rowland★★★★★What a surprise gem! The blue eyed trevalley sashimi was a creamy, delicate delight balanced with ponzu and pickled radish. Friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere rounded out the experience. This insufferable sydney food snob was seriously impressed.
Hasho Labrooy★★Food was unfortunately below average. We ordered 4 dishes - Oysters- they were fine nothing special but not bad. - Fried Eggplant - Very Bland and not crunchy. - chicken karaage - Freshly made and best thing we had. - prawn okonomiyaki- inedible parts. The top was burnt in many spots and the inside tasted doughy undercooked. Minimal prawn, but it was a very disappointing dish. Covered with sweet sauce to possibly hide the burnt, but it tasted bitter and charred. Service was good, attentive servers, but I would recommend go else where the reviews are skewed and I would look else where, as Launn
Reviews sourced from Google.
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