Great Thai place on Hampden Rd in Artarmon…read more They have indoor and outdoor tables. Lunch Special is $9.95 or you can get the lunch meal deal for $11.95 which comes with a drink and sprig rolls, options include: Satay sauce, fresh chilli, Chilli and basil, cashew, chilli sambal, oyster sauce and pepper and garlic! Generous servings.

gotta love a $10 lunch special :)…read more The Thai also has two other restaurants in Frenchs Forest and Lane Cove. The food is served quickly and they offer delivery to neighbouring suburbs. I would choose to go here for the convenience factor rather than the quality of the food, which isn't bad but just average. For a restaurant that has set up multiple locations, I expected more.

Not as good as before. Owner is Chinese now. No wonder I had severe food poisoning. Ordered the…read morespecial menu.

Every item has a variety of different things, especially the bento boxes which are the best value…read more The service was also prompt and the food came out quick. I recommend the salmon bento box as it was so delicious with the saucy rice.

This is definitely one for the go-to date spot list. It's small and charming, the decor is subtle,…read morethe lighting romantic and waitstaff are discerning. If you're in a twosome or onesome - perfect. Ask to sit up at the bar. Food : so so good. A good case to prove Japanese is so much more than sushi and bento. Definitely order the pork belly dumplings. Oh my! Even if you detest pork belly, like myself, get those dumplings. Trust me. Or you could ask the opinion of the young guy who sat next to me and took a trip to the heavens on a five course meal for one. 'Cos with food this good, who needs a date?

Located on a quiet street in the residential area of Surry Hills. A relatively small restaurant -…read morethere are about 8-10 tables. I tried their katsu fish burger, lotus root chips and regular chips. The fish burger was really good, i love the soft Hokkaido buns and it was not overly oily. The best part of the meal is probably the chips....no idea what's in it but it's so freaking good! No ketchup is needed! I wish there is more selection on the burger menu...but i will definitely be back to try the other burgers :)

Excellent food. AYCE bbq Yakiniku with sushi, soup, dessert, and drinks tucked in an alley. Highly…read morerecommend if you are really hungry in the city. Staff is very nice. Don't wear nice clothes because your clothes will stink afterwards.

Everything tasted fresh and amazing! Beef was so tender and I love convenient it is to order…read morethrough their IPAD. Staff were really quick in serving us our food. Definitely worth every penny!

Huyuya is tucked away in a great location in Eastwood. Right next to station on the 'other' side…read more The vibe was decent -- the restaurant isn't brand new and it gets pretty packed, but it's good enough for a casual sushi meal. The sushi itself was fresh, tasty, and well-presented, definitely a solid 4 out of 5 on food. Where things dipped a little was the service. Staff seemed overwhelmed and interactions came across rushed, even a bit on the rude side. It could simply be because they were busy, but it did take away from the overall experience. Service would be closer to a 2 out of 5 compared to the quality of the food. That said, every place can have an off day, and the sushi here is worth coming back for. If the service improves to match the standard of the food, Huyuya could easily be one of the go-to sushi spots in Eastwood.

Came here with high expectations as a Japanese friend recommended this place…read more We ordered a little of everything Sushi: a little better than other places but nothing stood out The eel didn't have much taste The fish egg sushi was very salty Sashimi was nice but standard stuff Tempura and Tofu were standard stuff The place is small so you better book ahead Prices are what I expected Food came out a little faster than expected

Very small restaurant but very good food. I had a bento box with teriyaki chicken, miso, salad,…read moresalmon sashimi and rice and fried spring roll and one other fried dumpling type thing. The teriyaki was excellent, the salad was only ok and a bit dry. The fried items were not the flavor profile I was expecting but not bad. Being from the US, maybe it's just how it's done in Australia. One of us had teriyaki udon noodle bowl. Excellent noodles and broth. One had a sushi roll. WOW. The largest sushi roll ever. It was almost 2.5" diameter. Way too big to put in your mouth. It was like a California roll - avocado, cucumber and crab salad inside with salmon and tuna sashimi on top. Taste was excellent but very awkward to eat. Overall, friendly with good food. Totally forgot to take pictures.

This place held up to the reviews. The sushi was tasty and fresh. The staff were friendly. I would…read moreconsider this place as a good place for Japanese food.

Wow. The beef gyudon with soft boiled egg was the perfect combination - not too sweet and not too…read moresalty. As a middle age person, you gotta watch what you eat.

Overall, an acceptable experience from a fast-food chain joint. The shop is located at the entrance…read moreof the mall, with a single service line and open kitchen. With relatively few staff that have to multitask between assembling, serving and taking orders, the queue rapidly lengthened behind us as dinner hours began. We ordered the karage bowl, plain wagyu bowl, the teriyaki chicken salad, assortment of side dishes and the matcha milk. The fried chicken is lightly battered and has a strong soy sauce flavor, topped with a layer of mayo. While the slightly undersized pieces have just came out from the fryer, the exterior barely have any crisp and is quite oily, while the interior is a little overcooked. The beef, different from its thick and succulent appearance on the menu, is overcooked and stringy. However, the flavoring on point and the topped spring onions are cut perfectly. Nothing special about the salad, and the same for the self-served takoyaki-on-a-skewer and cold tofu with sliced spring onions. The self-serve matcha milk was a pleasant surprise, with the right level of sugar and bitterness, only lacking some creaminess.

Wow. We were looking for dinner around the Rocks and wanted something different from burgers. Turns…read moreout Sydney has a diverse population and has a lot of good Asian food. This looked like a generic Japanese place, like the ones you find in English speaking countries. Yelp and other apps seem to recommend it, and I walked in suspiciously. Turns out, it was great! They advertised wagyu beef grilled on pink Himalayan salt, and that was what we got. It turned out to be a thick slab of salt on a gas stove, where you could grill the wagyu and veggies on the salt itself. Since the salt provides the flavour, you don't have to add extra seasoning to the food grilled on it - it made everything taste delicious. The beef was also of good quality and had fabulous marbling. We also got agedashi tofu and some grilled salmon. The tofu were so-so, but the salmon was so delicious and presented very nicely with vegetables. Service was so-so, but the prices were great since the US dollar was strong (woohoo), and I think that was the cheapest quality wagyu I've had in a restaurant. I still haven't seen places in the US that does the salt grill thing. I wish I could go back and have this again!

I have to confess that I went for a family event so i didn't have to pay. The food was amazing. The…read moreflavours are authentic and the presentation was simple but perfect. It was a feast for the eyes and taste buds. The chicken karaage was great, one of the good ones in Sydney. The tempura roll was nice, albeit not so warm when it came to the table. Sashimi was superbly fresh. All in all quality of ingredients are amazingly fresh. Portion runs big so be careful not to over order. The price runs on the more expensive side but it did reflect the quality and taste so I didn't feel like I was ripped off. But then again I wasn't the one paying. I don't think I'll rush back with that kind of price but if you don't have to worry about the moolah the it's a great Japanese place to go.