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Sushi & Grill - York Street
Sydney CBD
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Sydney CBD • Japanese
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Kura Kura Japanese Dining
Haymarket
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Haymarket • Japanese
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5.6/6
5.6/6
Harajuku Gyoza - Beer Stadium Darling Harbour
Darling Harbour
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Darling Harbour • Japanese
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Okami - Marrickville
Marrickville
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Marrickville • Japanese
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5.3/6
5.3/6
Yama Japanese Cafe Restaurant
Sydney CBD
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Sydney CBD • Japanese
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5.2/6
5.2/6
House of Teppanyaki Japanese Restaurant
Mosman
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Mosman • Japanese
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5.4/6
5.4/6
Yama Gardens
Darlinghurst
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Darlinghurst • Japanese
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Rakuen Japanese Cuisine
Leichhardt
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Leichhardt • Japanese
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Umi Sushi + Udon
Sydney CBD
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Sydney CBD • Japanese
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4.6/6
Outdoor seating
4.6/6
Outdoor seating
Matsusaka Backstreet
Haymarket
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Haymarket • Japanese
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5.0/6
5.0/6
Izakaya Fujiyama
Surry Hills
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Surry Hills • Japanese
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5.0/6
Outdoor seating
5.0/6
Outdoor seating
Taste on the Rocks 品粹軒
Millers Point
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Millers Point • Japanese
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Rokko Japanese BBQ
Hurstville
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Hurstville • Japanese
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4.9/6
4.9/6
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Nikaido Burwood Japanese BBQ and Seafood
Burwood
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Burwood • Japanese
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Roll your own way with sushi in Sydney's Japanese restaurants
Sushi, of course, is one of the most popular dishes in Sydney's Japanese restaurants, and whether you’re after a lunch at Sushi & Grill feasting on an array of dishes like salmon, tuna, tempura, california and avocado rolls to choose from – all made fresh, all delicious – or in for an evening meal at Yumei Japanese Restaurant in Sydney’s CBD, you are in for a treat. Not to be confused with sashimi, sushi is vinegared white or brown rice, often prepared with seafood, meat and vegetables and wrapped in seaweed with toppings like pickled ginger, wasabi and soy sauce. One of the most popular Japanese dishes restaurants in Sydney create some of the best sushi you’ll find anywhere. Eating sushi in Sydney's Japanese restaurants is a great way to dine with friends and groups and everyone can have as much or as little as they like. - 2.
The theatre of Sydney’s Japanese restaurants
Teppanyaki is style of Japanese cuisine that is also hugely popular, and you’ll find many teppanyaki Japanese restaurants in Sydney. It’s also quite a social dining style, and involves using an iron griddle to prepare the food. Typically, at the Japanese restaurants in Sydney, the food is cooked in front of guests using an impressive display of knife skills and theatrical techniques, making these spots ideal for group events looking for something out of the ordinary. Dishes often include beef, pork or seafood and you can always order a variety to share with your group. Teppanyaki adds a little bit of theatre to your dining experience and the quick and accurate moves of the chef are always a talking point. Discover one of Sydney’s best Japanese teppanyaki restaurants by paying Kujin in Elizabeth Bay a visit and enjoying the wonderful food and spectacular show. - 3.
Discover izakaya in Sydney's Japanese restaurants
Another element of Japanese cuisine is izakaya. Often likened to a kind of gastropub or Spanish tapas restaurant, this style of dining is fast-becoming one of the most popular in the city. Arguably the best Japanese izakaya restaurant in Sydney is Chaco Bar in Darlinghurst. The team here were the masters behind the ramen pop-up at Barangaroo and the vibe simply oozes cool. The mood is casual and you may be invited to sit on a tatami mat and dine from a low table or simply sit or stand at the bar. Many dishes are designed to be shared and, once again, it's a great way to enjoy Japanese food when you're dining in a group. Some dishes of note are the spicy tuna belly and pig ear tataki, spicy lamb shoulder and chicken crackling served on a skewer… washed down with sake of course. We’ve only scratched the surface of this wonderful, healthy and delicious cuisine, and you should also keep an eye out for tasty Japanese curries, ramen and much, much more when visiting one of the brilliant Japanese restaurants in Sydney. Book yourself a table on Quandoo and look forward to fabulous food and fun times.
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