Sabu Contemporary Japanese & Sake

I have dined at this restaurant twice for dinner and each time the quality was excellent. If you enjoy sushi and sashimi, this is the place for you. The edamame is also delicious.

Unfortunately, we never have to taste the food in this restaurant because nobody was interested in serving us. Two of us (both middle age, reasonably presented women) went to the street on a Saturday evening and were greeted by a frown and a look...up and down. We asked if it would be possible to eat without making a booking. We were told and distracted to a table. We sat down and waited and waited for a menu, but it didn't happen. After about ten minutes we gave up and went out. Nobody noticed or tried to stop us. I've never had it in any restaurant. There are many great Japanese restaurants in Sydney where the staff is friendly and friendly. That night Sabu was none of them.

There are many restaurants in this area and Sabu is a good Japanese restaurant to go if you like this type of food. You have a happy hour meal with every dish costs $10. Our party chose most 8-10 selections and...then went back and ordered more. The tempura vegetables were extremely good for a slightly crispy dough. Great food and a good price. Ideal for couples, families or groups.

It was a relatively rich Japanese restaurant. There is a contemporary atmosphere, so you may want to invite people. "The price is quite satisfying because it is not good" Sushi Platter (for 2 people) $ 40. Fisherman's Seafood Soup $ 19, Edamame $ 5. Main dish salmon grilled ga 30, 。$ 50. Where can I eat from Australia? ) Fairール, decent JP food, sub that can be expected from this place. Tweets from @C chStreet We strongly recommend you to go with friends or/or there in your family or business networking. Nice atmosphere. Until 5 p.m. Good.

You won't find a cheap meal on Church Street, but the 20 piece sushi and sashimi platter for $39 was a reasonable price. The chef selected our fish carefully, and every ingredient was fresh and tasty. The spider roll was also good. Our only letdown was the eel prawn roll, as the prawn had a fishy taste.