About Shizuku Ramen & Craft Beer
Shizuku Ramen & Craft Beer is an independent Japanese restaurant and bar located in Abbotsford, Victoria, Australia. Known for its rich, slow-cooked ramen, izakaya-style share plates, and Japanese comfort food, Shizuku also features an extensive selection of local and international craft beers, sake, and other drinks. They offer late‑night dine‑in service in a casual setting, as well as takeaway and delivery through their website (shizuku.com.au) and popular delivery apps. Charges may come from in‑venue dining, takeaway orders, or third‑party delivery platforms that process payments on the restaurant’s behalf.
A charge from Shizuku Ramen & Craft Beer typically appears on your bank or card statement after you pay for a meal, takeaway order, or delivery. Common scenarios include in‑person payments at the Abbotsford venue (often listed with a descriptor like “SHIZUKU RAMEN & CRAFT BEER” or “SHIZUKU ABBOTSFORD AUS”), online orders placed via shizuku.com.au, or orders placed through platforms such as Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Deliveroo where the restaurant name appears in the transaction description. You might also see separate charges for multiple split bills, tips added at the terminal, or adjusted amounts if an item was added or removed at the table. Some banks may show an initial “pending” or small pre‑authorization amount before the final total settles.
If you’re unsure about a Shizuku charge, start by checking recent dining, takeaway, or delivery orders around the date of the transaction, including receipts, email order confirmations, or in‑app order history for any delivery services you use. Compare the statement amount with your itemized bill, keeping in mind any tips, surcharges (such as weekend or public holiday surcharges), or delivery fees. For questions, you can contact the restaurant using the details listed on shizuku.com.au (phone and contact form), or reach out through the delivery platform if the charge is tied to an app order. If you still don’t recognize the transaction after checking with them, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge or request further investigation.