Outside the venue to step free double entry doors

Outside the venue to step free double entry doors

Paved pathway approach to the venue

Paved pathway approach to the venue

Inside the venue, ground floor seating & tables

Inside the venue, ground floor seating & tables

Stairs to the first floor

Stairs to the first floor

Seating & table options

Seating & table options

A huge quipu (a knotted fabric traditionally used by the Andes’ indigenous peoples to record and convey information) cascades over the staircase that leads to the mezzanine level.

A huge quipu (a knotted fabric traditionally used by the Andes’ indigenous peoples to record and convey information) cascades over the staircase that leads to the mezzanine level.

Seating & tables on the ground floor

Seating & tables on the ground floor

Bar area with both fixed & moveable seating

Bar area with both fixed & moveable seating

    Restaurants & CafesUpdated 10 months ago

    INKA Japanese restaurant

    Inka is an accessible restaurant on Bunda Street weaving the influence of Peru & Japan in Nikkei cuisine. Nikkei is the name given to an intriguing meld of Japanese technique fuelled by the range of flavours found in the varied Peruvian terrain of mountains, rainforests and coasts.

    Inka offers step free access via to double doors via paved pathway approach. The venue is set over two floors, the second floor is accessed via stairs with no lift onsite. However, the ground floor is level & accessible with both fixed banquette seating, moveable chairs & bar stools.

    There is an accesible toilet onsite but also one can be found nearby in Canberra Centre along with parking. Further parking can be found at Theatre lane & 7 Akuna Street.

    Some areas accessible
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    Ambulant accessible toilet
    Restricted space
    No outside tables

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