Motto Motto Japanese Kitchen

Such a beautiful and yummy dinner to celebrate at Motto Motto! Rina had fantastic customer service and made us feel so welcome and special. I was really craving warm healthy food tonight after a big achievement and I was very impressed even my fussy child ate it and loved it. We’ll definitely be back again, great music, great food, great service.

Came here on a weekend afternoon and it was absolutely packed with people, but we were lucky enough to be seated. I think most people were waiting on takeaway. We were greeted promptly by their front counter staff, and made our orders shortly. The staff who served us definitely helped with the experience with his friendliness, and even complimented our demon slayer face-masks. I had the tofu teriyaki donburi and some of the Japanese croquettes, and it was all freshly and deliciously made. It came with a side of miso soup which was pretty decent at best, I tend to like most miso soup that I have unless its extremely watery, but this one was good. The donburi came with this sauce that really brought out the flavour in the meal, and I couldn’t get enough of it, but without it, it is a little bland. The croquettes were a new experience for me, and it was pretty tasty. It was filled with corn and pork belly, and I also dipped it in the donburi sauce because it was that good. Surprisingly, this meal that looked pretty small in appearance managed to fill me up, and for a decent price too. Theres definitely value for money here, and it doesn’t cut short on quality too.

Tried some of Motto Motto's new Japanese burger range during their giveaway for International Cheeseburger Day. Overall the burger didn’t hold together as well as a pattie-based burger, so it ended up a bit messy to handle with the contents of the burger sliding around between the soft milk bun. But I’d gladly do it again cos the beef was definitely better quality than your typical cheeseburger and the slices of Wagyu were so tender and lovely. Wagyu cheese burger, $16 - 120g sliced wagyu beef 6+ marble score (Limestone Coast, SA), cheese, lettuce, tomato, sake pickles, mustard, Japanese mayo. Fully keen to try the rest of the burger line up too - there’s the lobster and prawn burger (also $16), pork katsu burger, and spicy chicken karaage burger (latter 2 are $14).