Full Venue is listed for up to 46 seated guests including high-top seating.
The whole venue is available to hire.
Eazy Peazy — official source · 19 Oct 2026Compare Japanese restaurants with published group seating, from teppanyaki tables and counters to separate dining rooms. Keep the table layout and set-menu rules attached to the arrangement.
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13 published arrangements across 6 restaurants.
Full Venue is listed for up to 46 seated guests including high-top seating.
The whole venue is available to hire.
Eazy Peazy — official source · 19 Oct 2026Main Dining is listed for up to 24 seated guests.
The Main Dining area runs beside the bar. Confirm privacy and exclusive-use conditions for your event.
Eazy Peazy — official source · 19 Oct 2026Semi private dining is listed for up to 10 seated guests.
A large round table tucked away at the back; described by the restaurant as semi-private.
Eazy Peazy — official source · 19 Oct 2026Winter Garden is listed for up to 22 seated guests.
The Winter Garden is at the front of the venue. Confirm privacy and exclusive-use conditions for your event.
Eazy Peazy — official source · 19 Oct 2026The official FAQ says each teppanyaki table seats up to 18 people; additional tables may be added for larger groups.
This is a teppanyaki table in the main dining area. A separate private room needs a different enquiry.
Ginza Teppanyaki — official page · 19 Oct 2026The bookings page says the booths seat up to 10 guests.
Privacy is not specified for booth bookings. Larger groups may use adjacent booths with the dividing curtain removed.
Mr. Miyagi — official source · 19 Oct 2026The Level One page says up to 32 seated guests along one table.
The venue describes a fully private floor with a private bar. Confirm enclosure, access and booking conditions for your event.
Mr. Miyagi — official source · 19 Oct 2026The Level One page lists the Backroom seated arrangement as 22–36 guests; 22 is not treated as a booking minimum.
The official page describes this space as semi-private.
Mr. Miyagi — official source · 19 Oct 2026Mr. Miyagi — official source · 19 Oct 2026The group dining page explicitly lists 10 seated at the Chef’s Table. No minimum party or sole-use threshold is established.
The description offers a group at the grill with a dedicated chef. It does not establish a separate enclosed private room.
Teppanyaki Inn — official page · 19 Oct 2026The homepage explicitly says the Sushi Bar seats up to 8 guests.
This is counter/bar seating beside the chefs, not a separate private room. Confirm the group’s seating arrangement.
Teppanyaki Inn — official page · 19 Oct 2026Teppanyaki Inn — official page · 19 Oct 2026The group dining page explicitly lists 80 seated for whole-venue hire. Minimum guests and minimum spend are not established.
Whole-venue hire is described as exclusive use of the restaurant, with the space configured for the event.
Teppanyaki Inn — official page · 19 Oct 2026The official page names a private dining room in South Yarra and states that it seats up to 14 people. No minimum party size is stated.
The page explicitly identifies a private dining room.
Wagyu Ya — official source · 19 Oct 2026Minimum spend
Minimum spend and other conditions apply; the captured source does not state their amount, applicability or detail.
The private event hire section specifies up to 100 seated across two floors, separately from a 230-person cocktail event.
This is exclusive hire of the venue, not a named private room for a small group. Minimum spend and minimum party size need a quote.
Yugen Dining — official html source · 16 Oct 2026Explore the 6 restaurants whose arrangements appear on this page. Read the full profile for terms and official sources.
Japanese · Richmond
Eazy Peazy is a Japanese restaurant on Swan Street with four function arrangements and separate seated-banquet and stand-up-cocktail formats.
Explore Eazy PeazyJapanese · Melbourne CBD
Japanese teppanyaki restaurant on Little Bourke Street in Melbourne’s CBD. Its teppanyaki tables seat up to 18 each; larger groups may need additional tables. Each guest orders a set menu, and people in the same group can choose different sets.
Explore Ginza TeppanyakiJapanese · Windsor
Mr. Miyagi’s Windsor bookings page accepts large-group bookings for 8–30 people in booths or large tables.
Explore Mr. MiyagiJapanese · Melbourne CBD
Japanese teppanyaki dining on Collins Street in Melbourne’s CBD, with a 10-seat Chef’s Table, an eight-seat Sushi Bar and a published 80-seat whole-venue event option. Larger parties may use multiple tables, so specify the experience and layout in your enquiry.
Explore Teppanyaki InnJapanese · South Yarra
Wagyu Ya describes its South Yarra restaurant as Japanese Wagyu yakiniku and Japanese barbecue. Its named private dining room seats up to 14 people.
Explore Wagyu YaJapanese · South Yarra
Yugen offers Japanese dining in South Yarra, with group dining, semi-private areas and exclusive venue hire. Its private dining page distinguishes these options; a group booking does not itself reserve a private room.
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