Guest blogger edition Opposite the Hurstville Westfield shoppingtown is the relatively new Ozeki sushi. It’s located on the western side of the Westfields, close to the Hurstville Arcade and below the RSL style club there. Luckily, there is a separate entrance to the restaurant and …
Guest blogger edition One of the newer restaurants in Strathfield is Noryangjin (which I subsequently found out is a famous fish market in Korea). You could tell it hadn’t been open for very long by the huge bouquets and wreaths of flowers that were laying …
Guest blogger editionTakumi, on the top floor of Market City shopping centre, close to the food court area, is a Japanese sushi train that has been around as long as I can remember. The biggest drawcard for Takumi, is that they have a set price …
Guest blogger editionThere’s a few restaurants located around the Capitol square area and Musashi is an old favourite. We used to frequent it a lot back in the uni days, but recently it has had a bit of a refurbishment and a change in menu …
The Japanese RSL Nippon Club is the type of place that you would walk past without a second glance. Unless someone had tipped you off that it was there, I doubt you would even notice it. It is an underground restaurant on Macquarie Street in …
I want to share one of my favourite restaurants with you – Sushi Hiro. Sushi Hiro is a small, cosy Japanese restaurant situated towards the station end of the Beverly Hills strip. The sushi chef prepares food behind a counter that takes up half the …
LOVE the Sydney fish markets. I just love them. Where else can you get fresh sashimi for a quarter of the price that you would pay at a restaurant? And it’s so easy to get to! You can catch a bus, walk from Central (okay, …