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9 Rue du Cornet, 72100 Le Mans, FranceRestaurant $20 to $40
3/4 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
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Let me introduce you to Infinite Wasabi, a spot that quietly stands out along the Southbank stretch with a relaxed, modern restaurant vibe. Located at 3/4 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia, this place feels like the kind of address you remember easily after one visit, especially if you enjoy dining with a riverside buzz nearby. I often describe Infinite Wasabi as approachable rather than flashy, which makes it easy to recommend to friends who want good food without unnecessary fuss.
What I like most is how flexible the experience feels. Whether you’re dropping in for a quick bite, settling down for a full dine-in meal, or grabbing takeaway on a busy evening, the restaurant adapts to your pace. Outdoor seating is a nice bonus on pleasant days, and delivery is available when staying in sounds better than heading out. That balance between convenience and comfort is something Infinite Wasabi handles naturally.
The menu leans into variety without becoming overwhelming. You’ll notice a thoughtful mix of small plates that are perfect for sharing, alongside healthier options that don’t feel like an afterthought. Vegetarian choices are easy to find, which makes group ordering simpler, and the quick-bite selections work well for lunch or pre-event dining around Southbank. Everything is designed to be enjoyed casually, yet it still feels put together.
Drinks are another part of the appeal. Alcohol is available, with beer and wine options that pair smoothly with the food and suit different moods, from laid-back afternoons to relaxed evenings. The overall atmosphere stays friendly and unpretentious, making Infinite Wasabi feel less like a special-occasion venue and more like a reliable go-to when you want something satisfying, well-located, and easy to enjoy.
For newcomers, the location itself adds to the charm, placing you right in the flow of Southbank’s dining scene while remaining easygoing. It’s the kind of restaurant you introduce with confidence, knowing it suits casual catch-ups, solo meals, and relaxed group plans alike.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
3/4 Riverside Quay, Southbank VIC 3006, Australia
If you’re a sushi lover, Infinite Wasabi is an absolute must-visit! Every dish here is not only beautifully presented but also packed with flavour and freshness.The ambiance was cozy and the staff were friendly and attentive. Definitely a place I’d return to again!
I'm so glad I came here. It's behind the main upmarket restaurants on Southbank but feels like a home. It's simple and authentic and the food I had was so good. Like what you'd get in Japan, great portion size and so fresh. The sake was perfectly warm and so reasonably priced. I'd come back here in a flash.
Greeted with a smile and service was friendly and attentive. We had the pork ramen, Sushi bowl and gyoza and other sides. The Ramen broth was rich and packing flavour. The Pork was thick, meaty and the fat was perfectly rendered and gelatinous. Smokey and so delicious. Perfect bounce and chew to the noodles. The Fish was fresh, vibrant and delicious. Such an extensive menu you'd think they'd be a master of none? On the contrary everything was practically perfect along with generous serving portions. If you've never tried this place and your aching for quality Japanese food. This is the place to go in Melbourne. With such an extensive menu you'll find exactly what you want and it'll be phenomenal. Looking forward to returning again next time in Melbourne.
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Nearest first, then across the Rio Grande Valley.