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2 venues in Sydney
146 King St, Newtown NSW
46-52 Meagher St, Chippendale NSW
146 King St, Newtown NSW
46-52 Meagher St, Chippendale NSW
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Collingwood, VIC
Cuisines: Japanese
A chic Japanese fusion restaurant specialising in ochazuke
Address: 49 Peel St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Thai
Offers Halal-friendly authentic Thai cuisine with a special focus on a Thai street classic "Kao Man Gai", a thai-style chicken rice.
Address: Shop A&B/389 Lonsdale St
Melbourne CBD, VIC
Cuisines: Korean
A casual CBD Korean diner serving lesser-known dishes beyond barbecue, from raw beef bibimbap to dumpling broths, with rice wines and sake.
Address: 115 Little Lonsdale St
Carnegie, VIC
Cuisines: Japanese
A Carnegie Japanese eatery serving steaming bowls of ramen alongside sushi in a casual, no-fuss setting.
Address: 73 Koornang Rd
Balaclava, VIC
Cuisines: Japanese
A sleek Balaclava izakaya serving shareable Japanese small plates and fusion snacks beneath a rippling timber ceiling.
Address: 28 Nelson St
South Melbourne, VIC
Cuisines: Japanese
A relaxed South Melbourne diner serving comforting Japanese donburi and noodle dishes.
Address: Unit 2/1 Bank St
St Kilda, VIC
Cuisines: Cocktail
A breezy wine and oyster bar in St Kilda pouring lesser-known drops alongside freshly shucked oysters and rotating pintxos.
Address: Ground Floor/9 Inkerman St
Cremorne, VIC
Cuisines: Japanese
A Japanese konbini-inspired eatery and convenience store in Cremorne, serving onigiri, bento, sandos and other Japanese-inspired dishes.
Address: Shop 1/65 Dover St
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