About Ichi Ichi Ku
Ichi Ichi Ku was a popular Japanese izakaya-style restaurant and café located in South Yarra, Melbourne, offering sushi, sashimi, bento boxes, donburi rice bowls, ramen and contemporary small plates. The venue was known for its casual, modern take on Japanese food, including many gluten-free options, Japanese-inspired breakfasts, and a strong coffee and drinks offering throughout the day. Alongside dine‑in service, Ichi Ichi Ku had a substantial takeaway and delivery trade, with orders placed in-store, over the phone, via their website (ichiichiku.com.au), and through third‑party delivery platforms.
A charge from Ichi Ichi Ku may appear on your bank or card statement if you dined at the South Yarra location, ordered takeaway for pickup, or used a delivery service that processed payment under the restaurant’s merchant name. You might see a descriptor such as “ICHI ICHI KU SOUTH YARRA” or a variation including “MELBOURNE” or “AUS.” Charges could relate to a one‑time meal, a group bill you paid for, a catering/large order, or a saved‑card payment from an online order. While Ichi Ichi Ku did not typically operate subscriptions, you may see multiple charges if you ordered more than once in a short period, if an order was adjusted (for example, added items), or if a temporary pre‑authorization hold was placed when you started an online or phone order.
If you’re unsure about an Ichi Ichi Ku charge, start by checking your recent restaurant visits, food delivery orders and email receipts around the transaction date. Look for confirmation emails or order histories from delivery apps where you might have ordered Ichi Ichi Ku. To resolve issues, you can contact the restaurant using the details on ichiichiku.com.au or on your old receipts and ask for a copy of the tax invoice or EFTPOS receipt for the date and amount in question. For suspected errors—such as duplicate charges, incorrect totals or unrecognized card use—speak with the restaurant first to see if they can locate and correct the transaction, and then contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge if it still cannot be explained.