Miki's Open Kitchen in Margaret River features an open kitchen where guests can watch Miki and his team prepare authentic Japanese dishes.
The dishes served won’t be found in Japan. Instead, on the plate, you will meet with ingredients that Miki relies on, from the farmer’s hands that work the fertile soil borne by the salt cloaked breeze and natural minerals.
Combined with a rich array of local produce and technique of using shallow copper pots, the dynamic vibe at Miki's is reflected in the tailor-made degustation. An eclectically curated range of Japanese sake and local wines completes the culinary experience.
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Location
Mikis Open Kitchen
131 Bussell Hwy, Margaret River WA 6285
Reviews
4.7 (685 Google reviews)
Jordy French19 November 2025
One of those meals i’ll think about for the rest of my life, The food should be a reason you book, the service is what makes it a true experience! the staff are so knowledgeable, Having not tried sake before, the fact our lovely waitress sent over someone to talk through the decision making process with us to find the right choice really proved the love these guys have for what they do! Do yourself a favour and book the miki’s complete + otsukuri
thankyou guys for one of the best food experiences i’ve ever had
lao shi10 July 2025
We have been coming here for years and it never disappoints. The food is always delicious and showcases the best of WA produce in innovative flavour combinations. Dining is not just a meal but an experience watching the precision and teamwork of the staff in the kitchen.
Highly recommend.
R Bglee29 November 2025
Almost perfect.
Food adventure : outstanding. First rate.
Miki’s wine pairing - hits and misses: 1. The shoju aperitif took too long to arrive and was ok but too large a serve (too much alcohol) 2. One Hundred Years After semillon 2022? absolutely brilliant 3. Junmai sake from Totara very average sake - muddy and not quite tasting right at room temperature 4. Cape Grace Cabernet Franc 2022 a real low point - was served too late in the meal (hence service otherwise impeccable gets 4 stars) and tasted like a cheap fruit bomb (yikes) 5. Yamasaki single malt whisky a brilliant smoky spirit. Oh well.
Kelvin Lee23 July 2025
We had a group of six dine at Miki Open Kitchen, where we ordered the Miki Complete menu along with an additional side. The dishes were beautifully presented, reminiscent of fine dining creations, and the flavours were truly memorable. It was an unforgettable Omakase experience—nearly perfect in taste, offering a level of flavour that’s hard to find anywhere else but at Miki. While the price was on the higher side at around $120 per person (excluding drinks), it was well worth the splurge for a special night out.
That said, we were disappointed by the corkage policy. At $15 per person, the corkage fee ended up costing more than the bottle of red wine we brought. Considering that most of our group doesn’t drink, the charge felt excessive and unnecessary.
On a positive note, the staff were exceptionally friendly and served us with genuine smiles. Their pride in working at such a well-regarded establishment was evident.
Five stars for the exquisite food.
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