Our Partners

With successful installations all over the world, below are just a few of our valued partners

Australian Partners


NSW


Wagaya Sydney


Level 1, 78-86 Harbour Street, Haymarket 2000 NSW


www.wagaya.com.au

www.facebook.com/
WagayaJapaneseRestaurant


'Wagaya is awesome. Touch screen make ordering food cool and it all comes out so quickly.'
N. Nathan@Google Reviews

Sushi Hotaru TGV


The Galeries Victoria 500 George St, Sydney, NSW 2000


www.yesfood.com.au/hotaru.html

www.facebook.com/sushihotarutgv

'The new installation of the ipad ordering system makes everything so much easier when it comes to browsing around the menu and also when it comes to splitting bills with your mates.'
D. Vo@urbanspoon

Takeru Chatswood


Victoria Plaza Shop 10
369 Victoria Avenue,
Chatswood NSW 2067


www.yesfood.com.au/takeru.html


'I like this place! The touch screens are so much fun. Through them, you can order your dishes, ask for the waiter, check on the status of your dishes, etc.'
Van C.@yelp

Kura Kura Haymarket


Level 1, 76 Ultimo Rd
Haymarket, NSW 2000






'Each table comes with an iPad where you can browse through the menu and place your order. It's so convenient and super easy to use!'
Mel@takemeto foodieheaven


Yayoi Sydney


Shop 2, 38-42 Bridge Street, Sydney, NSW 2000


www.yayoi.com.au

www.facebook.com/YAYOIJapaneseTeishoku
RestaurantSydney


'The touch screen allows you to see what you've ordered, how much it is and whether it has finished cooking... I actually like this idea because i find it more efficient, rather than having to wave down the waiter/waitress to get attention.'
Eileen@eilxrrr

Sushi Hotaru Bathurst


125-129 Bathurst Street
Sydney, NSW 2000


www.yesfood.com.au/hotaru.html

www.facebook.com/sushihotarutownhall


'As you use a touch screen, service is quite prompt and friendly.'
Miffy7@urbanspoon





Lantern by Wagaya


Level 2 Suntower, 591 George Street, Sydney, NSW 2000


www.lantern-wagaya.com

www.facebook.com/lanternbywagaya


'The popular touch screen ordering method is used and allows for efficiency and a bit of amusement. And lets be honest here, I'm all for it because I get my food quicker!'
Katrina@2hungryguys


Yakiniku Gyuzou


339 Sussex Street,
Sydney, NSW 2000


www.yesfood.com.au/hotaru.html

www.facebook.com/yakinikugyuzo


'We were still ordering and our initial selection were arriving at our table in a matter of minutes! Talk about quick and efficient service!!'
MattandChristie@snapshotsoffood





VIC


Maedaya


400 Bridge Road,
Richmond, 3121 VIC


www.sakejapan.com.au

www.facebook.com/MaedayaSakeGrill


'Maedaya is my absolute favourite! They have this super cool ipad ordering system which takes away the hassle of trying to flag down a waiter when busy and allows me to just order food, food and more food'
Scott E.@yelp



Deko Boko


294 Bridge Road
Richmond 3121 VIC








Modern Japanese Cafe Bar









Sushi Hotaru Melbourne


Shop 118 Mid City Arcade
200 Bourke Street
Melbourne 3000 VIC


www.yesfood.com.au/hotaru.html




'The biggest draw card for Sushi Hotaru thought, is probably the ipad ordering system. See it, press it, eat it. No fuss, and no wonder it has crazy queues.'
Chely M R@yelp





Wagaya Melbourne


Shop 201 Mid City Arcade
200 Bourke Street
Melbourne 3000 VIC


www.wagaya.com.au

www.facebook.com/
WagayaJapaneseRestaurantMelbourne


'Although some may enjoy being served by a waiter, there are times when eating out when you only want to be left on your own. Wagaya is the perfect place that caters for that kind of service. Of course, if you needed someone, all you need to do is call for service on the ordering screen and someone will be with you shortly. Too easy.'
WMint@wanderingmint



QLD


Wagaya Brisbane


Level 1, TCB centre, 315 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley QLD 4006


www.wagaya.com.au

www.facebook.com/
IzakayaWAGAYABrisbane


'The touch screen ordering system is really efficient and a lot of fun. It is pretty easy to go crazy and order a sh*tload of dishes, but you can always check on your balance to see how much you have ordered.'
Rhiannon C.@yelp

Ichiba Junction


24 Activity Crescent,
Molendinar QLD 4214


www.ichibajunction.com.au




We have just opened on 30th January. The most of items from our website (www.ichibajunction.com.au) are in the shop. There are many attractive ones from Japan. Please visit us to relax and enjoy shopping with free daily coffee or tea.

Mitoki


35 Rotherham Street,
Kangaroo Point QLD 4169


www.mitoki.com.au

www.facebook.com/
MitokiJapaneseModern
TapasRestaurant


'One of the first things to catch your eye is the handy I-pad placed on every table that acts as your server. All you have to do is scroll through the menu and tap your way straight into the chef's ear.' Rhea R. G.@weekendnotes

Sushi Edo


Shop 129/400 Newmarket Rd
Newmarket QLD 4051


www.facebook.com/
sushiedo0518





'Very busy, but i've found you dont have to wait long for a table. The ipad system is amazing and the items made to order come pretty quickly.'
Char@urbanspoon



SA & TAS


Sush


1 Franklin Wharf
Hobart 7000 TAS


www.sush.com.au

www.facebook.com/SushTrain

'Novel food ordering system, very efficient, great service, clean, efficient seating for a small restaurant.'
Bindi B.@tripadvisor




Sushi Bar Genki


163 Gouger St,
Adelaide 5000 SA


www.sushibar-genki.com

www.facebook.com/SushiBarGenki

'Every plate tried was exceptionally fresh and the service was immediate, friendly and professional. Delightful staff guide us through the iPad ordering system and service is speedy.'
Katrina R@yelp


Sushi Train Welland


Shop 25, 522 Port Rd,
Welland 5007 SA


www.sushitrain.com.au

www.facebook.com/SushiTrainAus

'Every visit I've experienced the place has always been quite busy, especially during lunch hour so expect a bit of a line up! Inside you can be seated on a booth where a touchscreen allows you to order off the menu or sit by the belt to take your pick.'
Vivian W@yelp

Ichitaro Dining


3/160 King William Rd,
Hyde Park 5061 SA


www.facebook.com/Ichitaro-Dining



Modern Japanese fine dining







International Partners


SINGAPORE


YAYOI SINGAPORE

  1. YAYOI Liang Court - 177 River Valley Road, #B1-50, Singapore 179030
  2. YAYOI Bugis+ - 201 Victoria Street, #01-08, Singapore 188067
  3. YAYOI 100AM - 100 Tras Street, #03-12, Singapore 079027
  4. YAYOI 313 - 313 Orchard Road, #B3-33/34, Singapore 238895
  5. YAYOI Star Vista - 1 Vista Exchange Green, #02-01/02, Singapore 138617
  6. YAYOI Eastpoint - 3 Simei Street 6, #01-13, Singapore 528833

www.yayoi.sg
www.facebook.com/yayoisg


Japan


YAYOI JAPAN

  1. YAYOI Aoyama Oval Building - 5 Chome-52-2 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan 150-0001
  2. YAYOI Nishiki Park Building - 2 Chome-4-3, Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi-ken, Japan 460-0003

www.yayoiken.com
www.facebook.com/yayoiken.jp


TAIWAN


YAYOI TAIWAN

  1. YAYOI Nanjing - 1F., No.97, Sec. 2, Nanjing E. Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City 104, Taiwan (R.O.C.)
  2. YAYOI Tianmu - 1F., No.2, Ln. 70, Sec. 2, Zhongcheng Rd., Shilin Dist., Taipei City 111, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

www.yayoi.com.tw
www.facebook.com/yayoitw

Reviews



Sydney Morning Herald - Good Living
"Click Sticks"

THERE'S not a notepad to be seen at Wagaya restaurant in Haymarket. At this epitome of the computer age, reservations are made by SMS and diners use touch-screens to order everything from sashimi to cocktails.

Each table in the large modern-Japanese restaurant has its own screen, recessed into the wall at eye level. With the touch of a finger, diners scroll through menu options divided into categories including entrees and salads, grilled, sushi and sashimi, rice and noodles, and alcoholic drinks.

If something looks appealing, touch it and a more detailed picture and description pop up. Touch the "Order now" tab and the request is sent to the kitchen where a team of chefs starts cooking. Within minutes the dish is at the table, so diners can eat while deciding what else to try.

If it sounds complicated, Wagaya spokeswoman Junko Yajima says even the least tech-savvy patrons have no problems.

"The touch panel is obviously a very new thing to have in a restaurant, so we were worried customers would complain about it being too technological but so far no one has had any problems at all," she says. "They jump in straight away and are clicking like crazy, ordering away. I think because computers and the internet are so popular these days, this sort of technology in restaurants is really just the next step."

Diners seem to think so. The 200-seat restaurant is booked out most nights.

On Good Living's visit people queue up the stairs and those without a booking are turned away. At every table, diners huddle around the screens laughing and fighting over who does the touching. Next to us, a man tells his teenage daughter: "You can do the entrees, your brother can do hot pots, mum can take care of drinks and I'm doing the rest because I'm paying."

Paper menus for Luddites are left untouched at every table.

Our first choice is the home-made gyoza. On the screen they look delectable and they arrive hot and juicy, three minutes after we order. Next is udon soup and tempura, which is over-battered but tasty. Grilled wagyu beef skewers, crispy tonkatsu and scallop and garlic fried rice follow.

The touch screens are efficient, easy to use and fun but the novelty is intoxicating and low prices (dishes are $5 to $12) make it easy to get carried away and order too much food.