Mikazuki notes

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Dining notes for guests planning sushi, ramen, shared plates and city meals at Mikazuki Haymarket.

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Menu notes

Fresh seafood and shared plates

Sashimi platters, oysters, rolls and small plates make Mikazuki a flexible choice for repeat visits.

Our seafood selection gives the table a dramatic center point, with sashimi, sushi, oysters and scallop options sitting alongside rolls and hot dishes.

Round out the meal with tempura, gyoza, kara-age or vegetables so the table can move between fresh, crisp, warm and rich flavors.

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Visit guide

Dinner before a CBD show

Mikazuki Haymarket is a practical Pitt Street stop before Capitol Theatre or a Central Station trip.

We are down the road from Capitol Theatre and close to Central Station, making the dining room easy to work into a city evening.

Book ahead for dinner, or keep lunch simple with rice bowls, ramen, udon and sushi choices that suit quick city visits.

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Dining guide

Sushi, sashimi and hot bowls at one table

Plan a Haymarket meal that moves from fresh seafood to ramen, udon or rice bowls without leaving the table.

Our Haymarket menu is built for mixed cravings: sushi and sashimi for a bright start, then ramen, udon, mazesoba or rice bowls for guests who want something warm and filling.

For groups, start with gyoza, edamame, kara-age or tempura, then let each guest choose a bowl, roll or sashimi set.