Where AO nights keep going
Melbourne’s in Australian Open mode, sun out, the city buzzing, and plans that don’t end when the match does. If you’re chasing an after-match spot in Southbank, Tokyo Nights at Left Bank Melbourne is it.
The best part of AO isn’t just what happens inside the stadium. It’s the rhythm around it. The walk through the city, the post-session debrief, and the “where next?” moment when you want somewhere that still feels in the mix.
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On your way from Melbourne Park, take the city route past Flinders Street and the river, or cut through Richmond and down to Southbank. Either way, the best move is finishing terrace-side on the Yarra at Left Bank Melbourne, built for long summer sessions with riverside tables, an easy atmosphere, and a menu that does the work for you.
Tokyo Nights brings a Tokyo edge to Melbourne summer, with izakaya-style bites, Japanese cocktails, and ice-cold Asahi served terrace-side.
And after Tokyo Nights, keep it simple. A slow walk along Southbank Promenade, city lights on the water, and the kind of night that doesn’t need another plan.
Asahi, Ice-Cold
Tokyo Nights is running in partnership with Asahi this season, and it fits for a reason. Asahi is the official beer partner of the Australian Open, and the kind of crisp pour that suits Melbourne summer perfectly.
Clean, refreshing, and ridiculously easy to drink, it’s made for post-match energy and pre-night plans. Ice-cold Asahi on the terrace, river breeze, city lights switching on.
Tokyo Nights, Terrace Side
Expect bites made for sharing, cocktails that stay sharp and refreshing, and that terrace feeling as golden hour fades into city lights.
Pre-match, post-match, or straight into the night, Tokyo Nights runs alongside AO season the way it should.
Tokyo Nights, now playing at Left Bank Melbourne.
Walk-ins welcome, bookings recommended.
