Overview
Inka is a modern Japanese / Peruvian Restaurant that specialises in the vibrant flavours and refined techniques of Nikkei cuisine.
The Nikkei concept promotes an enticing scope of cocktail styles and flavours from both Japan and South America, combining finesse and balance with the wild and tropical.
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3 Course Express Lunch at Inka
Inka's $60, 3-course Express Lunch menu is available Tuesday-Friday and includes:
Chef's Selection Maki Roll
Chef's Selection Sashimi
Peruvian Tempura (deep-fried seafood medley with yellow pepper sauce)
Choice of Tai Sakamushi (NZ snapper with charred broccolini and cauliflower puree with soy mirin) OR Lomo Saltado (Wagyu MBS 6+ with garlic chilli sauce, onion, tomato and crispy potato).
Price: $60
Available: 16 Aug – 1 Nov 2024
Valid: 16 Aug – 1 Nov 2024
Terms and conditions
Available at lunchtime only, Tuesday to Friday.
“Innovative, but New Diners Be Wary”
Reviewed 2w ago by Neville BThe first advice I would give new diners to Inka (like us) is not to order the set taste meal. That's not to criticise the concept - or the dishes provided - but to criticise the size of the helpings...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“Great atmosphere and outstanding food!”
Reviewed 4w ago by andy sI was originally somewhat skeptical because I had a hard time understanding what Japanese-Peruvian fusion would be. However, my skepticism was very much misplaced. Inka had a wide range of...
Read the full review on TripAdvisor“A magnificient resturant”
Reviewed 4w ago by Alan NMagnificient decor and wonderful food. The menu offered a variety of interesting options and flavour profiles. We took the tasting menu because the food style is unknown to us and we wanted a...
Read the full review on TripAdvisorFacilities
- Bar
- Family Friendly
- Suitable for Functions
- Non Smoking
- Private Dining Area
Cuisines
- Cocktails
- Degustation
- Fusion
- Halal
- Japanese
- South American
- Steak
- Sushi
- Vegetarian
- Wine
- Wine Bar
Meal Types
- Dinner
- Late night
- Lunch
BYO Licences
- Fully licensed