Menu from Cinema Hibiki Izakaya
Menu highlights
Tapas
Edamame
with salt
Chicken Gyoza
Pan fried chicken with homemade spicy soy sauce
Mix Prawn Dim Sim
Mixed prawn dim sim with homemade spicy soy sauce
Salads
House Salad (v)
Greens, seaweed, avocado, tomatoes, red onions, boiled egg, with soy sesame wafu dressing
Chia Tofu (v)
Tofu, greens, avocado, tomatoes, carrot, red, onions, chia & tahini dressing
Roasted Chicken Miso
Roasted chicken with crunchy salad, avocado, tomatoes, tahini, chia with sesame dressing & yuzu miso jam
Specials
Avocado & Tuna Mayo Onigiri Canape
Rice ball topped with cooked tuna, avocado, greens, red onion & wasabi mayo
Aburi Fresh Salmon Onigiri Canape
Rice ball topped with seared fresh salmon, rocket, red onion, wasabi mayo, yuzu miso jam
Angus Sirloin Fillet Yaki-Udon
Stir fried udon noodles, Angus sirloin fillet, vegetables with a sweet & savory sauce
More about the restaurant: Cinema Hibiki Izakaya
In the heart of the city, close to the Anzac Memorial and Museum train station, there lies a Japanese restaurant with a love of the movies. Built into an old cinema on the corner of Burton Street and Oxford Street in Darlinghurst, Cafe Hibiki brings together the traditions of sushi, sashimi and skewers with those on the silver screen, offering a restaurant and events space quite unlike any other in the city centre of Sydney.
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We all love the movies, right? And who doesn’t like Japanese food? With that in mind, it’s surprising that it’s taken so long for a restaurant to bring these two beloved things together, as they have done at Cafe Hibiki on Burton Street in Darlinghurst. They offer up the best of Japanese cuisine – fresh fish, vegetable dishes, meat skewers grilled to perfection – as well as an events space that can be booked out. If you work in the Sydney film industry, you’ll get a discount, though if you work in the movies, you probably won’t need it.
The menu is a feature production in itself. Lunchtime visitors will be able to pick from set menus of salads and mains, including teriyaki beef with onions, chicken or pork katsu and deep-fried mackerel, Japanese-style. Later visitors to Burton Street in Darlinghurst will be able to pick from the full menu, including yakitori skewers and a huge range of sashimi and seafood options. Book a table and take your seat at Sydney’s Cafe Hibiki for a meal of Oscar-worthy proportions