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    2.6 (11 reviews)
    ModerateJapanese, Sushi Bars

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    Umaya - Aoi 4/5

    Umaya

    5.0(2 reviews)
    9.9 km

    We were on a Groupon voucher which had been discounted so we were paying a good price. However, we…read morewere the only ones. It looked like they had a few regulars. We arrived early 11:30am for a noon lunch but no problems. We were asked if we would like the chefs to start our lunch early. It was windy and miserable outside so I opted for the warmed sake. It was fine but we did try some nicer sake at the end of the meal. Our plates came out in a timely manner. I think due to the waitress paying attention to how quickly we were eating. The restaurant was filled by noon and when a large group arrived at the door they had to make a decision to find somewhere else to eat. All of our food was great and we even opted to pay for a second plate. The bento boxes and other lunch time meals looked good too.I also liked the cocktail with lychee. There are quite a few eating places within a short walk of this place and they were also very busy.

    No one will probably read this review since aussie's dont appear to love yelp but I'll write it…read moreanyway. Umaya happens to be around the corner from a church I was visiting in sydney and I came here frequently. I had the karage don and the katsu don bowls and they were both awesome! Super solid karage, fresh, crunchy and tender and the sauces and kewpie mayo they use is great. The katsu don bowl was also exactly as i expected it. I may not be happy about the price if i were paying AUD but paying USD it was moreeee than fair. The quality was very consistent and the service was great. Definitely a go to place if you're ever in the outskirts of sydney australia!

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    Menu cover

    Umaya - Sake

    Sake

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    Sakae Yakiniku House - Bimbimbap

    Sakae Yakiniku House

    4.1(10 reviews)
    12.6 km
    $$$

    We love this place. Totally love…read more Well worth the drive if you are feeling like a bit of a meat fest. We always go as a group of about 9 people and have the buffet menu. Which is basically all you can order and eat from the entire menu for $48.80 Monday to Thursday and $52.80 Friday to Sunday; which is the deluxe option. There is also the standard option that doesn't get you everything from the menu but most things, Monday to Thursday that will cost you $38.80 and from Friday to Sunday it costs you $43.80. The all you can eat buffet goes for 2 hours, so you can order and eat continuously for 2 hours before they pull the plug. They always let you know when you have last orders as well to ensure no mix up. You get plates and plates of everything you ordered and get to cook it yourself on the hot stoves on the table. Please be aware that if you are anything like our guys, they tend to smoke the place out and last time this caused the fire alarms to go off and the firemen to turn up. Not that I was complaining about the perving on the firey's but you get the drift! There is also a set menu you can order from if you prefer not to do the all you can eat option. The staff are lovely and attentive and even after we accidentally set off the fire alarm they always welcome us back with quiet giggles. It can get rather loud at certain points in the evening, however it's well worth it for the food.

    We went there a couple of time. Great ambience for groups even small family. The steak, chicken…read moreand seafood were a good quality. The condiments were delicious. Love the Bibimbap and the sauce. We were stuffed. Perhaps entree and 4 dishes of bbq were just a tad a bit too much for a family of three. We just don't like the 1,5% surcharge on credit card. Just prepare to bring your debit card or cash if you don't like the extra charge..

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    Sakae Yakiniku House - Sashimi salad and some beef rib skirt and tongue for grilling

    Sashimi salad and some beef rib skirt and tongue for grilling

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    Green tea ice cream

    Kanzo Fresh Sushi

    Kanzo Fresh Sushi

    4.6(18 reviews)
    9.9 km
    $$

    There really isn't much going on in the Western Sydney Japanese scene. Found this place online…read moreafter doing a search for ramen places in Parramatta. I was a bit nervous on the drive there and went in with low expectations. The restaurant is very small and had elements of a typical Japanese restaurant set up. I ordered the katsu chicken ramen an shared the magma roll. The katsu chicken wasn't your normal golden brown coloured exterior but nevertheless tasted really good. I thoroughly enjoyed the ramen after I heaped on some chilli flakes. This isn't readily available on the table so don't forget to ask if you're a fan. The soup was pretty delicious and I almost drank my bowl dry. The magma roll was a bit disappointing though. Not as hot as I expected. Having salmon and canned tuna pieces together probably isn't the best idea either. The tuna definitely out ways the salmon even though it's the salmon you really want to task. Overall a great place for a ramen fix if you are ever in western sydney.

    For convenience, quality, reliability and swiftness of service, this sushi joint is my local…read morefavourite. They're many Japanese restaurant contenders in my area but this tiny place remains me of alot of gems we visited in Japan. So if they're busy you might find it hard to get seating, but takeaway option still available. The menu is basic but covers the whole range: sushi, sashimi, ramens, udons, tempuras, bentos, entrees etc. I go here so often (eat in or takeaway) because everytime I order it's like ordering for the first time. the consistency doesn't drop just because you're a regular, which I've had with many other restaurants before. The quality is awesome, especially for such a small restaurant. I've been visiting this place since it first opened and been a loyal fan since. FYI they do open on Sundays now so don't be deterred!

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    Kanzo Fresh Sushi - $18, so fresh and delicious, new favourite.

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    $18, so fresh and delicious, new favourite.

    Mikazuki

    Mikazuki

    3.5(4 reviews)
    10.1 km

    If you wanted some decent Japanese around the area, Mikazuki is 100% one of your best choices. The…read moreflavour is fulsome and the dish itself is wholesome. While the sushi have some room for improvement and the service was a little messy that we kept needing to ask for dish or chopsticks or cups, the ramen was cooked to perfection and for that I will give them all the stars.

    I've walked past this establishment about 4 times since I got to Australia 2 months ago and this…read morewas the first time it was open so I had to stop in to try it. Japanese ramen is my newest obsession btw. The location is on Smith Street a mere 5 minute walk from the Parramatta train station for those worries about accessibility. I've also noticed street parking a few blocks away. I had the pork pot stickers to start and they were not the typical fried ones you'd get around town. These were steamed and served in a bath of a light soy sauce mixture and greens. Quite tasteful and perfect for folks like me with a shellfish allergy who worry about cross contamination of deep fried foods. I followed this up with the main event a bowl of the ramen with pork broth. I'm not sure which one I ordered but three varieties were on order miso, soya and salt. I'd imagine they taste pretty similar but don't quote me there. The broth was a thick, opaque medley of flavors and came with sesame seeds, seaweed, green onions, bean sprouts and roast pork loin. This broth normally comes with mushrooms (which I don't like) and corn (which while expected wasn't included). I believe this place is a chain but I'd definitely come here again when craving ramen. The service was great with a friendly and attentive wait staff welcoming all patrons with a friendly Japanese greeting. This place offers take away but I'd recommend sitting down when you have the time to savor the entire experience. For those in search of a quick treat they offer $3.50 to go sushi rolls. There are also sushi chefs available behind the bar turning out some beautiful tasty looking sushi dishes. Large offering of Japanese and Korean wines and beer on offer for those in need of a drink after a long day.

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    Yakiniku Kosu - Curry chicken noodle with a cooked egg on top

    Yakiniku Kosu

    3.0(3 reviews)
    3.8 km

    The servings are generous...however, for the price one would be expecting quality. The dishes look…read morelegit but when you dig into it, each element is poorly made. Let's take the humble ramen as an example. There are not that many elements to get right but if you can't even be bothered to cook the simple egg properly you don't deserve to charge 20+ dollars for it. For my experiences there, I can sum it up in three words. Expensive food court.

    The food is ok - but service is slipshod. When we first arrived, we asked the waiter to take a…read morequick photo of our party as he approached our table with utensils and napkins. Rather than putting down the utensils to take our picture - he did the reverse slowly placing each napkin, chopsticks, and spoons with us waiting. The appetizers arrived 15 minutes after the main dishes. When asked why one of two identical noodle soup orders was missing a cooked egg at the top - they simply said oops and came back with one - no apologies. After the appetizers arrived late - we asked for some small plates. 5 minutes later bowls were brought out. Luckily it only took another minute to get it correct. The food on the whole was ok. My vegetable bibimbap had just a small amount of gochuhang on the side for me to add into the hot stone. The vegetarian pancake was a bit too oily with over abundance of scallions. Otherwise - I would rate the food around 3 to 3.5 pts When my friend what happened to their the stir fried noodles which she wanted - they said that's only on the dinner menu . There are many other restaurants in this area - so I hope our experience was the exception and not the norm

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    Yakiniku Kosu - Vegetarian bibimbap in hot stone

    Vegetarian bibimbap in hot stone

    Yakiniku Kosu - Vegetarian pancake

    Vegetarian pancake

    Yakiniku Kosu - Mediterranean salad with grilled scallops

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    Mediterranean salad with grilled scallops

    Tokio Fans - japanese - Updated June 2026

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