Inari

An authentic Japanese restaurant inspired by 1960s retrofuturism.

Published 21 December

Tiger Lane introduces a curated collection of modern Asian food experiences from higher end dining experiences through to fun, lively street food. Canberra Centre is thrilled to introduce to you the second dining destination which was opened in Tiger Lane, Japanese dining destination Inari.

Tiger Lane

Tiger Lane is inspired by the hawker centres of Asia and spanning 2000sqm, Tiger Lane is an all-new dining destination featuring 12 dining outlets and bars split into different sections reflective of their cuisine and country of origin including: Japan, South Korea, Southern China, Northern China and SouthEast Asia. Find Out More HERE.

Discover Inari

The second restaurant opened in Tiger Lane is Inari, an authentic Japanese restaurant that pays homage to Japanese 1960s retrofuturism.

Taking its namesake from the Japanese god of rice, is Inari.The menu deftly explores traditional Japanese dishes fused with modern Australian flavour, centred around the elite of locally sourced seafood.

Leave Canberra behind as you step into a grown-up wonderland of fun, frivolity and fusion inspired by Japan’s evolution from tradition to modernism.

Backdropped to an experiential space, Inari encourages you to leave restraint at the door and pull down your mask for a dining experience interlaced with entertainment and wonder.

Taking its namesake from the Japanese god of rice is Inari. The menu deftly explores traditional Japanese dishes fused with modern Australian flavour, centred around the elite of locally sourced seafood.

Cast your expectations aside and discover a dining experience unlike any other, in the heart of Canberra’s Tiger Lane.