Japanese Restaurants in Sydney, NSW - page 3
Find accurate info on the best Japanese restaurants for eating out in Sydney. Get reviews and contact details for each business, including phone number, address, opening hours, promotions and other information.
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119 York St, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9264 7888
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Sushi & Grill in Sydney is a popular Japanese restaurant among customers. Many praise the delicious food, authentic Japanese taste, and excellent service. Some reviews mention the cozy and comfortable atmosphere. The restaurant is conveniently located and offers good deals. Families and groups often visit and enjoy various dishes such as sashimi, sushi, chicken katsu, udon, wagyu beef, and baby avocado rolls. The staff are attentive and helpful, making for an enjoyable dining experience. The fresh and delicious food includes kimchi udon, stir fried udon, and GF soft shell crab. 
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Shop 6 545-551 George St, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9261 8814
Customers frequently mention the delicious food and friendly staff at Dera Uma. Some reviews note the value for money and quick service. A few guests have suggested improvements for the pricing and soggy buns. Overall, the Japanese restaurant receives positive feedback from its patrons. 
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33 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney, 2000
0481 951 920
Enter UME Burger, the sister-venue to Surry Hills’ iconic casual Japanese eatery, Bar UME. The Barangaroo location with waterfront views is serving up Bar UME’s signature burgers and sides, with a few new additions to tempt any burger lover. Kitted out with Japanese beers on tap and a vintage Japanese soda vending machine, UME Burger on Wulugul Walk is made for foodies. With hatted Head Chef Kerby Craig running the show, UME is bringing more than just the humble burger to Barangaroo. Customers highly rate Ume Burger for its delicious burgers and sides, with many mentioning the unique and tasty flavors. Some find the prices reasonable, while others think they're a bit high, but still worth it. The location is a highlight for many, especially those near the water. Vegetarian options are available. The service is generally considered friendly and efficient. Some customers have had issues with the quality of the meat or dry buns, but these are in the minority. 
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1 Macquarie Place, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9251 3323
Tokyo Laundry is a popular Japanese restaurant amongst customers for its delicious food and friendly service. The menu offers a wide range of dishes, including sushi, sashimi, small plates, and noodles. Some standout dishes mentioned include the Kingfish ceviche, Chicken gyoza, Wagyu steak, Teriyaki chicken donburi, and Sushi Tacos. The decor is modern and stylish, making for a great dining experience. Service is attentive and accommodating, with some customers praising the adaptability to dietary requirements. 
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Level 1/77 York St, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9262 1190
Japanese restaurant Gold Class Daruma is a highly-regarded Japanese restaurant in Sydney. Customers praise the authentic and fresh Japanese food, particularly the sushi and sashimi. The chef's tasting menu and omakase experience are popular choices. The service is described as friendly, informative, and personalized. The atmosphere is calm and cozy, making it a great place for business and private occasions. Prices are considered reasonable for the high-quality food and service. 
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1/14 Darling Dr, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9211 4779
Japanese restaurant Customers highly praise the delicious food, great atmosphere, and excellent service at Harajuku Gyoza Darling Harbour. They recommend trying various dishes, including gyoza, Japanese-style tacos, and vegetarian options. Some also appreciate the friendly and helpful staff, and the lively atmosphere. The restaurant is also noted for its authentic Japanese beer. 
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12/537-551 George St, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9267 1368
Japanese restaurant Oiden Bowl Bar is a Japanese restaurant in Sydney praised by customers for its delicious, authentic, and fairly priced dishes. The menu features a variety of traditional Japanese meals, with many reviewers recommending the rice bowls, which come with generous portions of high-quality ingredients. Some customers particularly enjoyed the Wagyu beef and Ontama salmon. The prices are considered reasonable, and the service is described as quick and efficient. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. 
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501 George Street, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9264 3272
Yebisu Yakitori is a popular destination for food lovers, offering delicious Japanese cuisine with a modern and vibrant ambiance. Customers praise the high-quality ingredients and friendly staff. However, some mention hit-or-miss experiences with food quality and service. Some find the prices a bit high, but overall, the restaurant is recommended for a memorable culinary adventure. Tags: [ 
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90 Hay St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia, Sydney, 2000
0420 628 977
Matsusaka backstreet is a Japanese restaurant where customers praise the food, particularly the BBQ and gyoza. The atmosphere and selection of Japanese beer are also mentioned positively. Some reviews suggest that not all menu items are of equal quality and that the ramen may not be a focus. The service and friendliness of the staff are frequently highlighted. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available, but they may be limited for those not eating fish or meat. Several reviews mention the affordability of the all-you-can-eat menu. 
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529 Kent Street, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9265 6068
dishes, Fine Dining Restaurant, restaurant food, food, meals, dinner reservations, French Restaurant, Cafe, Japanese Restaurant, Australian Restaurant, cuisine, restaurant booking, table booking, Restaurant Tetsuya's Restaurant in Sydney is highly regarded for its precise meals, featuring standout dishes such as oysters, scallops, fish, pork, and truffle items. Customers praise the exceptional service and atmosphere, with some noting personal preferences for specific dishes. Wagyu was a slight disappointment for some, but overall, the dining experience is described as perfect, incredible, and worth the investment. 
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605-609 George Street, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9283 2268
Japanese Restaurant, Barbecue Restaurant Kobe Wagyu is a Japanese restaurant known for its high-quality Wagyu and selection of fresh seafood. Customers praise the food for its delicious taste and freshness. The service is described as quick and attentive. Some customers have reported issues with ordering and receiving the correct dishes, but overall the experience is positive. The atmosphere and cleanliness of the restaurant are also noted as positive aspects. Prices are considered reasonable for the quality of the food and service. Some customers recommend booking in advance. 
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1/324 Pitt St, Sydney, 2000
(02) 9283 9885
Musou Yakiniku is a Japanese restaurant in Sydney where customers praise the quality of the meat, particularly the Wagyu beef. The buffet option offers various choices and good value. The ambiance is described as authentic and the service is attentive. Some mention the affordability of alcohol. However, there are criticisms of the service being slow and the price being higher than competitors. The sashimi quality and variety have also been a topic of concern for some. 