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Ginza Nana Alley (銀座七丁目劇場)

Shop, 3, Ground Level, 100/104 Murray St, Perth WA 6000, Australia

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Find Ginza Nana Alley (銀座七丁目劇場)

Shop, 3, Ground Level, 100/104 Murray St, Perth WA 6000, Australia

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HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Ginza Nana Alley (銀座七丁目劇場)

Tucked just off Murray Street, this lantern-lit yokocho packs the buzz of Tokyo into a single CBD corridor. Night owls make a beeline for the five micro-eateries operating under one roof—canned soft drinks from the alley vending machines in hand. Pull up a stool near the open grill for charcoal yakitori, lotus chips, and ground chicken rice bowls, or tuck into the noodle counter for bowls of Onomichi ramen washed down with a cold lemon highball.

  • Micro-Venue Alley Precinct: Houses multiple independent counters under one roof, running from Onomichi ramen and open-grill yakitori to post-dinner desserts.
  • Charcoal Skewers & Comfort Bowls: Charcoal-grilled skewers, savory ground chicken rice bowls, ochazuke, and crunchy lotus chips anchor casual dinners and late drinks.
  • Imported Drink Vending Machines: Self-service Japanese vending machines line the corridor, dispensing imported soft drinks between food stops.

What's On at Ginza Nana Alley (銀座七丁目劇場)

Upcoming events, special menus and other reasons to plan a visit.

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Why Ginza Nana Alley Stands Out

Perth CBD’s neon-lit yokocho delivers Tokyo street food and electric izakaya energy to Murray Street. Book your table now for an unforgettable night out.

  • Authentic Yokocho Alley Recreation

    Step from Murray Street into a meticulously styled Japanese alleyway precinct, evoking the vibrant streetscapes and bustling spirit of Tokyo.

    The concept of mimicking an alleyway in Japan is absolutely spectacular and the way it is executed works perfectly!!

    Nadiya
  • Interactive Street Touches and Vending Machines

    Authentic self-service Japanese drink vending machines line the corridor, adding playful street-level character to your dining experience.

    There are cute vending machines to get drinks from and boy oh boy the food was delicious, I am still thinking about it!

    Tori Dickinson
  • Multi-Venue Dining Under One Roof

    An indoor collection of independent micro-eateries allows you to traverse from daytime katsu to evening onomichi ramen and late-night dessert.

    There's something for every time of the day, which is amazing. I like Tonkatsu Kubota for lunch, Mitsuya Onomichi Ramen for dinner, and Monkey & Bird for dessert!

    Ash
  • Generous Portions and High-Value Comfort Food

    Hearty servings of expertly prepared Japanese classics—from crispy double tonkatsu to rich ramen broths—deliver filling meals with outstanding value.

    The tonkatsu meal is well worth the money, the serving size is huge, the meat is perfectly crispy, and it tastes amazing.

    Victor Tee
  • An Unforgettable Setting for Date Nights

    Lantern-lit lanes and intimate bars create a captivating, conversation-sparking backdrop that elevates couples' nights out beyond standard city dining.

    If you’re looking for an unforgettable date night or simply a unique dining experience, this little slice of Japan is a must-visit.

    Candice Wood
  • Lively Skewers and Highballs with Friends

    A convivial izakaya setting ideal for unwinding after hours over shared charcoal-grilled skewers, savory rice bowls, and crisp Japanese highballs.

    Good place to relax, have few drinks and enjoy japanese grilled skewers.

    Kris Chavez

Other favorites

Complementary sips, sides, and sweet finishes across the alleyway stalls

  • Japanese Lemon Highball

    We finished the night with Japanese lemon highball.

    Kris Chavez
  • Lotus Chips

    In addition to the yakitori, we also ordered the lotus chips, grilled scallop, ochazuke, and ramen.

    Kai Duong
  • Matcha Ogura Latte

    I ordered matcha ogura latte where they gave me cute dango, and I ordered double katsu which large portion and rice.

    Tata
  • Black Sesame Panama

    The highlight? The Black Sesame Panama. It was pure indulgence—sweet, creamy, and bursting with nutty sesame flavor.

    Candice Wood

Beyond the menu

Attentive details and hospitable gestures that elevate the alleyway experience.

  • Personal Kappo Chef Interaction

    At Ginza Midai, guests can watch chefs craft kappo and oden dishes up close, enjoying warm, passionate conversation directly over the counter.

  • Coordinated Birthday Celebrations

    The team actively coordinates via direct messaging and cooperates across stations to seamlessly orchestrate birthday cake surprises.

  • Curated Alleyway Onboarding

    Hosts provide gracious, individualized welcomes at the entrance, walking first-time guests through the distinct micro-venues and ordering systems.

  • Thoughtful Family Hospitality

    Staff extend warm hospitality to families with young diners, thoughtfully boxing up meals for children to take home for the next day.

Before you head over

Essential advice on ordering, walk-ins, and space so you can navigate Perth's bustling alleyway—book your table at Ginza Midai to lock in the ultimate izakaya night.

  • Plan a Sequential Crawl

    Individual stalls and micro-bars operate independently rather than off a shared menu, so treat your visit as a traditional Japanese yokocho crawl—order ramen or skewers at one counter first, then wander over to the bar or dessert spots.

  • Know the Booking Rules

    The ramen shop, yakitori counter, and cafe operate exclusively on walk-ins with occasional queues at peak times, whereas Ginza Midai accepts reservations in advance for sit-down dining.

  • Keep Groups Compact

    The authentic, narrow alleyway layout and intimate counter counters make large groups challenging to seat together; keep parties small for seamless seating, and look for the entrance tucked behind the Pier Street carpark.

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