A new rooftop bar in Melbourne is set to launch disco-drenched Tokyo izakaya perfection in the CBD.
MAMAS Dining Group will open an ambitious Japanese izakaya-inspired rooftop bar in Melbourne this spring.
The Melbourne hospitality group behind Hochi Mama, Straight Outta Saigon and Kiss & Tell will transform the former Madame Brussels site. MAMAS Dining Group plans to bring Level 3 on 59-63 Bourke Street back to life with their seventh venue.
The new rooftop will channel 1980s Tokyo vibes. Low lighting and disco elements will create an electric atmosphere. The venue promises flowing sake, bold flavours and late-night dancing.
MAMAS Dining Group – new rooftop bar in Melbourne
- Where: Level 3, 59-63 Bourke Street, Melbourne CBD
- Opening: Spring 2025
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Michael Stolley will design the sharing-style Japanese menu for the new rooftop bar in Melbourne. The culinary creative director will oversee sushi from master Japanese chefs. Smoky chargrilled izakaya-style dishes will feature prominently.
The drinks program will showcase Japanese excellence. An extensive sake list will anchor the offerings. Japanese-inspired cocktails and Japan’s finest craft beers will complete the selection.
Melbourne hospitality architects DIRECTITURE will handle the extensive fit-out. The retro-modern multifaceted venue will accommodate 150 guests. Sweeping city skyline views will complement the dining experience.
The rooftop bar will operate late into the night, Melbourne. Spinning vinyls will provide the soundtrack with smooth disco and rhythmic hip-hop.
MAMAS Dining Group operates six successful venues across Melbourne. Hochi Mama, Straight Outta Saigon, Hochi Mama 312, Kiss & Tell, Windsor Wine Room and Suzie Q round out their diverse portfolio.
The group’s expansion into CBD rooftop dining marks a significant milestone. The former Madame Brussels location offers prime positioning. The beloved skyline hotspot will return under new management.
Spring opening plans align with Melbourne’s outdoor dining season. The rooftop format suits the city’s hospitality preferences. MAMAS Dining Group expects strong interest from diners.
The izakaya concept brings authentic Japanese dining culture to Melbourne. Sharing plates encourage social dining experiences. The format suits both casual drinks and full meals.
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