Best Japanese Restaurants in Dee Why

28 restaurants available nearby

1. Nikkita Manly

4.8

Exceptional(12)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Manly

Booked 13 times today

Nikkita is a vibrant South American bar and restaurant in Manly, led by Chef Masahiko Yomoda, renowned for his Japanese dishes and chef David Mckin for signature ceviche. Blending Latin and Japanese influences, Nikkita offers a lively beachfront atmosphere with cozy spaces, including a charming backyard. It's the perfect spot to enjoy creative cocktails and award-winning cuisine near the stunning Manly Beach.

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2. Zushi - Barangaroo

4.6

Exceptional(1543)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Barangaroo

Booked 48 times today

Zushi Barangaroo, nestled in the bustling heart of Barangaroo, Sydney, is a paradise for sushi enthusiasts. Celebrated for its exceptional sushi cuisine, this stylish eatery provides a blend of authenticity and innovation, creating an unforgettable dining experience. Patrons consistently rave about the "fresh and clean tasting" sushi, highlighting favorites like the 'Sashimi Deluxe' and the inventive 'Sashimi Tacos'. The commitment to using "carefully sourced local ingredients" ensures each dish not only tastes exquisite but is also crafted with sustainability in mind. With glowing testimonials like "still the best sashimi in Sydney" and "amazing place to eat," it's clear that Zushi Barangaroo is a must-visit for anyone seeking top-quality sushi in a vibrant, scenic setting.

3. Yakitori Yurippi

4.7

Exceptional(30)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Crows Nest

Booked 30 times today

Yurippi is a Japanese Yaktiori restaurant designed to provide a homely and comfortable atmosphere where locals and visitors to Crows Nest can relax and unwind, while having a good time. The menu is seasonal and will be updated regularly in order to deliver the freshest ingredients throughout the year.

4. Masuya Restaurant

4.5

Awesome(186)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Sydney CBD

Booked 23 times today

Masuya Restaurant, nestled in Sydney's historic O’Connell Street, offers an authentic and exquisite Japanese dining experience. Celebrated for its "high quality and fresh" sashimi and Wagyu beef, this landmark establishment, housed in a cultural asset, provides a unique ambiance with its kabuki-inspired sushi counter and Tasmanian Oak furnishings. Patrons rave about the "amazing dinner" experiences and "outstanding" sashimi boat, highlighting the restaurant's commitment to freshness and authenticity. As one of the most praised spots in Sydney CBD, Masuya stands out for its "unrivalled food and service," making it a must-visit for anyone craving genuine Japanese cuisine.

5. Kuon Omakase

4.7

Exceptional(92)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese • Haymarket

Booked 2 times today

Kuon Omakase offers a truly unique dining experience, where you can entrust the chef to create a 20-course menu of the freshest sushi and sashimi. The menu changes daily depending on the season and produce available from the local fish market. You can expect dishes like osetra caviar with sea urchin and toro tartare, steamed abalone with abalone liver and sea urchin sauce, and Japanese egg custard with snow crab meat and netsuke monkfish liver. Matching wine and sakes can be added to complete the experience.

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6. Zushi - Surry Hills

4.6

Exceptional(704)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Surry Hills

Booked 33 times today

At Zushi in Surry Hills, Sydney, sushi isn't just food; it's an art form. Celebrated for its "beautifully prepared and tasting Japanese food," this modern Japanese gem stands out with its commitment to quality and authenticity. Diners rave about the "crunchy fresh sashimi" and the innovative "sashimi tacos" that keep the essence of traditional sushi while offering a contemporary twist. The Omakase experience at Zushi is particularly noteworthy, offering a 20-course journey through meticulously crafted dishes that showcase the freshest ingredients and the chef's culinary prowess. With "amazing food and service" consistently highlighted in customer testimonials, Zushi is a must-visit for sushi lovers looking to indulge in some of the best sushi in Sydney, all served in a "lovely atmosphere" whether you choose the buzzy restaurant setting or the intimate open-air courtyard.

7. Robata Jones

4.7

Exceptional(183)

Price: Moderate

• Japanese • Artarmon

Booked 11 times today

At Robata Jones, nestled in the vibrant Artarmon district, the Yakitori cuisine transcends mere dining to offer a slice of Japan in every bite. Esteemed for its authenticity, the restaurant specializes in exquisitely grilled skewers that earn rave reviews for their perfection. One patron exclaimed, “Outstanding, great value izakaya. I love the yakitori. Great little find!” Celebrated for its robust sake list and a lively “little Tokyo” ambiance, this izakaya ensures every visit is a delightful exploration of flavors. Whether it's the tender chicken skewers or the innovative vegetable options, Robata Jones masters the art of Yakitori, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts seeking genuine Japanese grill experiences.

8. Jihomakase

5.0

Exceptional(29)

Price: Very Expensive

• Japanese • Naremburn

Booked 3 times today

Discover the epitome of Japanese culinary artistry at Jihomakase, located in the charming neighborhoods of Naremburn and Northbridge. Chef Jiho, celebrated for his mastery and creativity, orchestrates a dining spectacle with his omakase menu, promising an authentic journey through exquisite flavors and textures. Patrons rave about their transformative experiences, highlighting the "meticulously crafted dishes" and the freshness of ingredients akin to the finest in Japan. Each visit unfolds as a personalized culinary narrative, where Chef Jiho's passion and expertise shine, making every meal not just food, but an art form. Revel in this "unforgettable experience" where tradition meets innovation in a cozy, intimate setting.

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9. North Sydney Rengaya - Yakiniku & Sushi

4.7

Exceptional(370)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • North Sydney

Booked 11 times today

North Sydney Rengaya, a beacon of Japanese cuisine in North Sydney since 1993, is renowned for its authentic Yakiniku and exquisite sushi. Praised for "the most amazing tasting meat we’ve ever had" and hailed for its "high quality food," Rengaya’s commitment to excellence shines through its use of premium Australian Japanese Black Cattle beef and freshly sourced seafood. The restaurant not only offers a modern, intimate setting with Japanese-style aesthetics but also provides an experience that has consistently delighted diners, leading to glowing recommendations for business lunches and special occasions alike. Rengaya remains a top destination for those seeking a truly authentic and high-quality Japanese dining experience.

10. Goryon San

4.5

Awesome(446)

Price: Expensive

• Japanese • Surry Hills

Booked 18 times today

Goryon San in Surry Hills, Sydney, is a gem for anyone craving authentic Japanese Yakitori. Nestled in the heart of the city, this restaurant offers a "night in Japan" with its traditional skewer-style cooking that captivates both locals and visitors. Reviewers rave about the experience, noting the "amazing range of Yakitori" and the "excellent service" that enhances the dining experience. One enthusiastic diner described it as "the very best yakitori restaurant in the city," with another affirming, "Best yakitori in Sydney by far." The meticulous preparation and authentic flavors ensure that each visit to Goryon San is a delightful journey through the tastes of Japan.

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Maria
Sydney •1 review
5.0
Dined 6 days ago
Last night I went to Nikkita´s Manly to celebrate my birthday with friends, and I couldn't be happier with the food, drinks and amazing service from the owner herself. Thank you for making my day even more special.
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Nikkita ManlyPrice: Expensive• Cocktail Bar• Manly
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4.8
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Thomas
Melbourne •1 review
5.0
Dined 6 days ago
This is the best Yakitori I’ve had in Australia so far! It’s the closest you can get to an authentic Japanese experience and flavor here
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Yakitori YurippiPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Crows Nest
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4.7
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Bernardvip
Sydney •83 reviews
5.0
Dined on 21 Nov 2024
The freshly shucked Tasmania oysters we had this evening is of premium quality, fatty juicy tasty; the best we had this year so far and the dish of the night. O-Toro sashimi and A5 Kagoshima Wagyu are good as usual. The only let down for this evening is the matcha cheesecake; it’s a bit too dry and hard compared to what we had in previous visits. Good friendly service as always.
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North Sydney Rengaya - Yakiniku & SushiPrice: Expensive• Yakiniku• North Sydney
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4.7
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Edvip
Sydney •35 reviews
5.0
Dined on 19 Nov 2024
Awesome, the staff are fantastic and they always greet us ands remember us which is nice. The food is awesome and we keep coming back for more. This is out go-to neighborhood Japanese. Only wish the Sake was not so expensive.
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Zushi - BarangarooPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Barangaroo
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4.6
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Andrew
Sydney •1 review
5.0
Dined on 14 Nov 2024
The experience was excellent. The food was beautifully prepared, the ambience was perfect and the staff attentive. Highly recommended.
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Masuya RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Japanese• Sydney CBD
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4.5

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28 restaurants available nearby

1. Nikkita Manly

2. Zushi - Barangaroo

3. Yakitori Yurippi

4. Masuya Restaurant

5. Kuon Omakase

6. Zushi - Surry Hills

7. Robata Jones

8. Jihomakase

9. North Sydney Rengaya - Yakiniku & Sushi

10. Goryon San

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