Chaco Bar, at 186 to 188 Victoria Street in Potts Point, calls itself Sydney's home of yakitori dinners and is closed on Mondays. Kid Kyoto calls itself a rebellious Japanese izakaya in the CBD, with a menu inspired by grunge.
Japanese restaurants in Sydney
6 japanese places in Sydney we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Sydney · Japanese across every city.
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Chaco Bar
- ★ 4.4
- Potts Point
Chaco Bar calls itself Sydney's home for yakitori dinners, at 186-188 Victoria Street in Potts Point; online bookings are encouraged and walk-ins welcome.
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Izakaya Fujiyama
- ★ 4.2
- Surry Hills
Order Sushi and sashimi, with sake or Japanese whisky to drink.
Izakaya Fujiyama is a laid-back Surry Hills spot for sushi, sashimi and snacks, with a range of sake and Japanese whisky, open for dinner Monday to Saturday.
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Kid Kyoto
- ★ 4.1
- CBD
Order The Shiitake Bao and Yama Yama from the happy hour menu.
Kid Kyoto is a rebellious izakaya at 17-19 Bridge Street turning up the heat on contemporary Japanese cuisine with in-season Australian produce.
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Kid Kyoto
- ★ 4.3
- CBD
Try Shiitake bao
Kid Kyoto at 17-19 Bridge Street opens Tuesday - Saturday from 12pm until late, an izakaya where alternative rock meets unexpected Japanese dining.
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Bones
- ★ 4.3
- Darlinghurst
Bones is a Japanese restaurant at 83 Stanley Street, Darlinghurst.
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Izakaya Gaku
- ★ 4.8
- Five Dock
Izakaya Gaku in Five Dock serves kamameshi (iron pot rice), ramen and Japanese plates, with dinner Tue-Sun 5-8:30pm and lunch Sat-Sun 12-2pm.