Sakana-Ya

It is said to be the most delicious Japanese ramen in Sydney. You must queue up at mealtime. The store is small and the decoration has been there for a long time. The tables are a bit old and dim. After ordering, the fried chicken came quickly, but the waiting time for the noodles was still quite long. The soup is relatively fresh, but if I really want to come again just for this, I don&#39;t think so.

Excellent and attentive service, very knowledgeable and passionate about all things food and wine. I&#39;d not eaten at Annata in quite a while and hadn&#39;t realised it had changed owners and style of food now you get your own plate of food rather than sharing, which I prefer. I had the celeriac schnitzel which was delicious with the combination of flavours on the plate.  My friend enjoyed the dry aged pork belly. I&#39;ll be back.

I accidentally discovered an authentic Japanese Wagyu Yakiniku restaurant. It is the most authentic Yakiniku I have ever eaten in Sydney. The chef is from Kagoshima, and the beef is also gold medal black Wagyu beef flown directly from Kagoshima. It melts in your mouth. I highly recommend it!

This cafe combines good quality, healthy food with great flavours. There are so many wonderful dishes to choose from! This is one of our favourite places to go to.

We accidentally entered a Japanese barbecue restaurant Kashiwa Yakiniku. Actually, my teammates and I came out to eat Yakitori Yurippi next door. But it seems that Kashiwa Yakiniku and the golden gai crows nest next door have merged? Because I entered the latter, the clerk led me to the former store? ! I was confused~
No matter what, I sat down, and the enthusiastic clerk gave me an iPad and sauce, so I just started to order food~ [Greedy]

The best is soy marinated waygu beef, and the beef tongue is also good.
My teammates perfectly mastered the trick of grilling chicken thighs with chicken skin over low heat, and the chicken skin was crispy and fragrant
A night for two people to have a drink on a rainy night, 🍻💓
50 per person including wine. What era is it now? You can only pay with cash or bank transfer. What&#39;s wrong with buying a pose machine? It only costs a few dozen dollars. Several groups of people gathered in front of the counter to input BSB. Who carries cash these days? I am extremely dissatisfied with the payment method [angry]

Sakana-Ya

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