Conservatory is Crown’s upmarket buffet restaurant. There’s seafood, sushi, Indian, salads and mod Oz favourites in at least three sittings per day so you can choose your own adventure for. Crown is fast becoming a world-class dining precinct, with more than 40 restaurants and bars and some new big names on site. Neil Perry’s Rockpool Bar & Grill and Nobu, the world renowned Japanese-owned gastro-temple are housed in a spectacular two-storey $10 million setting. Altira Macau (Chinese: 新濠鋒酒店), formerly known as Crown Macau, is a resort and casino located at Taipa, Macau, China.The change of name were caused by the opening of Crown Towers Macau in June 2009 as part of the City of Dreams development.

Tomotaka Ishizuka, the director of T&I, worked for authentic Japanese restaurants in Tokyo and Kanazawa which he received an award in the exhibition during that time. His strong will to “expand Japanese cuisine overseas”, lead him to become a head chef in restaurants in Australia.

After learning fundamental skills in restaurants in Tokyo, he moved to Melbourne for two-and-a-half-years from 2005 to earn overseas experience, and went back to Japan, Kanazawa to study Kaga Kaiseki course dish. In Kanazawa, Tomotaka earned great experience and knowledge about culture, traditional ingredients, recipes and more, of Kaga Kaiseki course dish.

After training in Kanazawa, Tomotaka was offered a head chef position of a Japanese restaurant in Casino Hotel in Melbourne, where he worked for a few years. In a diverse environment, he sought innovative ways of staff education, management of sales and budget, and improvement of Japanese cuisine. Also, he learned about Food Sanitation Law and Labour Standard Act of Australia.

Currently, Tomotaka has launched a Japanese restaurant consulting company in Australia, committed to support Japanese restaurant entrepreneurs.

Tomotaka Ishizuka, the director of T&I, worked for authentic Japanese restaurants in Tokyo and Kanazawa which he received an award in the exhibition during that time. His strong will to “expand Japanese cuisine overseas”, lead him to become a head chef in restaurants in Australia.

After learning fundamental skills in restaurants in Tokyo, he moved to Melbourne for two-and-a-half-years from 2005 to earn overseas experience, and went back to Japan, Kanazawa to study Kaga Kaiseki course dish. In Kanazawa, Tomotaka earned great experience and knowledge about culture, traditional ingredients, recipes and more, of Kaga Kaiseki course dish.

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After training in Kanazawa, Tomotaka was offered a head chef position of a Japanese restaurant in Casino Hotel in Melbourne, where he worked for a few years. In a diverse environment, he sought innovative ways of staff education, management of sales and budget, and improvement of Japanese cuisine. Also, he learned about Food Sanitation Law and Labour Standard Act of Australia.

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Currently, Tomotaka has launched a Japanese restaurant consulting company in Australia, committed to support Japanese restaurant entrepreneurs.