We’ve always loved the frosted glass screens that separate the tables at Aya, turning them into mini booths. No matter that you can still hear your neighbours’ heated discussion; it’s a nice...
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Aya has been turning out quality Japanese food to the good folk of Armadale since 1989; longevity is a characteristic of Melbourne Japanese restaurants. The long, narrow room has a stark fitout if...
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Meaning “colour” in Japanese, Aya not only offers traditional dishes but also those with a contemporary touch, such as grilled sardines served with a tomato, basil, and plum paste sauce or...
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In the past few years, hole-in-the-wall Japanese eateries, more takeaway ventures than dining-in establishments, have flourished. They're great for a quick bite but not quite the comfort zone...
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