Restaurants, from Level 3 down to the river

Crown lists more than twenty restaurants across the complex, from fine dining to food-court counters. This page keeps to the ones a Crown Towers guest is most likely to walk to: Koko on the tower's Level 3, Conservatory, and the riverside rooms of Crown Riverwalk. Hours are as published on 31 October 2026; Crown notes that they are subject to change.

Inside the tower

Koko — teppanyaki, Level 3 Crown Towers

Koko gives its address as “Level 3 Crown Towers”. The room was designed by Tony Chi around a Japanese water garden, with views of the Yarra. There are four teppanyaki rooms and a separate space for à la carte dining, plus sushi, sashimi and a list of aged sake from Australia and Japan. Lunch is 12–2:30pm, Tuesday to Sunday; dinner 6–10pm Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday, 5:30–10:30pm on Friday and 5–10:30pm on Saturday. No Monday service is listed. Bookings are recommended and capacity is limited. Phone +61 3 9292 5777.

On the river

1. RockpoolSteak
   Rockpool Bar & Grill

   Open kitchen and wood-fire grill; beef dry-aged on the premises, from David Blackmore Wagyu to Cape Grim grass-fed; a purpose-built fish room; three private dining rooms. Lunch 12–2:30pm daily, bar menu until 5pm, dinner from 6pm (5:30pm on Sundays).

2. NobuJapanese
   Nobu Melbourne

   Chef Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese cooking with South American influence, omakase menus, sushi counter. Open 12–10pm Monday to Thursday and Sunday, 12–11pm Friday and Saturday. Bookings essential.

3. Spice TempleChinese
   Spice Temple

   Regional Chinese cooking from Sichuan, Yunnan, Hunan, Jiangxi, Guangxi and Xinjiang, overlooking the river and skyline. Dinner 5:30–11pm daily. Three private rooms for up to 72.

4. GuillaumeFrench
   Bistro Guillaume

   Guillaume Brahimi's modern bistro with a Riverwalk terrace and a private dining room above. Open 12–10pm Sunday to Thursday, 12–10:30pm Friday and Saturday. 18+ only after 9pm or on special occasions.

5. BellevuePub
   Bellevue Bar & Terrace

   A riverside terrace, a public bar, live music during the week and sport on screen. Open 11am–1am Sunday to Thursday, 11am–3am Friday and Saturday.

6. LAYALMiddle Eastern
   LAYAL

   Mezze, grills and a balcony over the Riverwalk. Open 5–11pm Thursday and Sunday, 5pm–2am Friday and Saturday; kitchen to 10pm (10:30pm on Friday and Saturday).

Conservatory — the buffet

Conservatory is Crown's buffet room, with international stations, marble floors, Yarra views and a dessert bar with a chocolate fountain. Lunch is 12–2:30pm on weekdays and 12–3pm at weekends; dinner 5:30–10pm Monday to Thursday and Sunday, 5–10pm on Friday and 5–10:30pm on Saturday. Breakfast, 7–10:30am, is served only to Crown Towers guests, and only at weekends, on public holidays and in school holidays.

Rules that apply almost everywhere

• No split bills; seating is at the restaurant's discretion.
• A credit or debit card guarantees each reservation; set menus and special offers are paid in full in advance.
• Groups of up to 12 can change or cancel up to 12 hours ahead; groups of 13 to 29 need 72 hours. Late changes or no-shows can cost up to $50 per person.
• Weekend surcharges of 10 per cent at Koko, TWR, Bellevue and LAYAL; 10 per cent on Sundays only at Rockpool and Spice Temple; 15 per cent on public holidays.
• Dietary requirements and allergies must be given when booking.