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    Mr Sushi King Japanese Restaurant

    4.5 (4 reviews)

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    14 years ago

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    5 years ago

    This is by far my favourite sushi place in the central west great environment and even better people

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    Mountain Sushi Bar

    Mountain Sushi Bar

    4.5(2 reviews)
    127.1 km
    $

    Otherwise known as that 'semi-mythical sushi place'. It is spoken of in hushed terms, not only…read morebecause of the good sushi, but because it is the only, yes, ONLY sushi bar in the Mountains. Their opening hours are mysterious, and they are renowned for selling out almost as fast as they open. I decided to track this Shangri-La down. Wednesday morning. 11 am. Wentworth Falls. Down some stairs at the end of a car park and we're queueing. Yes, queueing. In Wentworth Falls. It's utterly absurd. There's not 10 people in the whole village at that time of the morning. Cars pull up. Everyone looks a bit edgy. The doors open, 15 minutes late. The better to build the tension, I guess. I'm 4th in line, and manage to snag 1 of the 2 AA grade tuna and avocado rolls, a seaweed roll and the one and only Inari. It's 11.17. I can't quite believe I pulled it off. I can't quite believe I'm queueing for lunch at 11am in the morning. I scuttle away with my ill-gotten gains clutched to my chest like someone's gonna wrest them from me. I prepare a snarl just in case they try. My food allergies are so bad, sushi's about the only thing I can eat with any safety. To have to catch a train for 30 mins, queue for 20 and then barely get any is freaking ridiculous. I feel like I've been snapped into some parallel dimension where sashimi grade fish has become the drug of choice. But I have a solution. MAKE MORE SUSHI. Please, please, please.... (prolonged sad begging). You don't have to run out at 11.18.... please... JUST MAKE MORE. We'll buy it, I promise.

    So fresh, it sits only briefly in the cabinet and flies out the door sooo fast. To be sure of…read moregetting some of this amazingly good sushi, be there by 11.30am at the latest. (Sometimes there are days when you can arrive at 1pm and still find a good selection.) There is a wide variety, made with the best, freshest ingredients, and they will slice it for a token cost. The taste is so good!!!! Open 5 days (from 11am) - closed Sunday and Monday, there is a little outside seating available for nice days. The owners are so friendly and courteous. It is often extra busy on Fridays and Saturdays with a long queue of Sydneysiders - many on the way up the mountains for the weekend. (Cash only)

    Maki Teppanyaki Restaurant

    Maki Teppanyaki Restaurant

    2.0(2 reviews)
    123.9 km

    Went to Maki with a group of seven people for my nieces birthday while visiting Dubbo. While…read moredefinitely not a 'top shelf' Teppanyaki restaurant it was still a reasonably pleasant experience, especially for Dubbo! Whilst it was a Monday night, we were the only patrons there from 6:00 to 7:30. The quality and quantity of the food was actually very good and everyone in the group enjoyed it. The chef interacted quite well with the people at the table, but certainly needs a bit more practice with his 'tricks and food flicks' Many a utensil hit the floor and had to be recovered. Food flicks weren't accurate at all. Restaurant was very clean. Worth a visit.

    Such a terrible experience. We opted to eat in the restaurant area instead of the teppenkayi, but…read morethe chef still thought it would be funny to throw food at us from across the room. He threw a raw egg at my friend which cracked all over her jumper, and didn't apologise or help clean up - in fact no one did. After we ate a mediocre meal that was served very late, served warm water to drink and mostly ignored by the one staff on duty, the chef and owner refused to chip in for dry cleaning of the jumper, saying that we shouldn't have come here if we didn't want to get involved. They finally acceded to give us $20 (because they said we could go buy a jumper from target for that price, even though her jumper is cashmere) as long as we agreed to sign a receipt so they could claim it back on tax. Honestly the rudest staff and tasteless meal I have ever experienced.

    Darley's Restaurant - The amazing chocolate and popcorn dessert

    Darley's Restaurant

    4.9(8 reviews)
    122.3 km
    $$$

    We enjoyed 2.5 hours of indulgence thanks to a friend's gift of a 3 course meal. We added pre…read moredinner drinks, wine and coffee plus liqueurs. Our saving was to stay opposite at the budget hotel which is just a short walk away and very comfortable. Darley's is very expensive but worth the experience. It is a special gift. The restaurant fills the old house. There are 5-6 fireplaces and the decor is reminiscent of days gone buy. The service from when we arrived at the front door until we left was excellent. All six staff (especially Tony) were attentive and friendly. The food was terrific from the bread to the delights served with coffee. In fact, we asked for extra bread to mop up the sauce that came with the venison. No problems. The mix of flavours on each of our plates was really good. The presentation of each plate was interesting too. There was no rush and we were able to savour each mouthful.

    I've become very skeptical about fine dining places after a recent disaster dinner at a Michelin…read morestar restaurant in Europe. Everything there sounded so unique and amazing but all the uniqueness was just too much and the flavours didn't mix well. So when told my birthday dinner was to be held at Darley's, a hatted restaurant, I was very surprised and very skeptical. Reading through the menu it all sounded very fancy which raised my suspicions even more. How wrong I was... thankfully! The food was so divine and I love how they try to use fresh local produce. For entrees we went with the kangaroo and wagyu beef tatre. Normally I'm not a huge fan of steak tatare but I couldn't get enough of their tatare! The kangaroo was cooked to perfection. For mains we decided on the lamb because the cannelloni of braised lamb belly and the duck. Normally i'm a bit hesitant to order pork belly because it's too fatty for me but with the lamb belly because it was in cannelloni form I completely forgot that it was even lamb belly inside and ate to my hearts content. Of the whole meal if anything the dessert was a little let down for me. We had the Caramelised Fig, Woodford Honey, Sheeps Milk Yoghurt, Granola Crumble, Orange Granita, Fig Leaf Ice Cream and the Mango and Lychee Sorbets, Crisp Meringue with Passionfruit Curd, Pickled Green Mango, Fresh Paw Paw. Definitely mouthfuls. Unfortunately they just weren't as impressive as the entree and main but still delightful in their own respect. Service was great. The waiter selected a great red wine for me that left my giddy and happy until my birthday was over. Cheers to my birthday!

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    Darley's Restaurant - Entrance

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    Darley's Restaurant - The strawberry parfait dessert

    The strawberry parfait dessert

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    Mr Sushi King Japanese Restaurant - japanese - Updated August 2026

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