Basax
Last updatedβ 4.6 Β· 1,618 Google reviews Β· $$
Basax in Haymarket is a casual Korean chicken restaurant on Pitt Street, with banquette seating and a relaxed feel. It is best known for crispy fried chicken in half-and-half flavours, served in portions large enough to share. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.
Cuisine at Basax
Food at Basax
Fried chicken is the main order, served in half-and-half flavours such as soy chicken and sweet spicy, and all the chicken is halal-certified. The platter arrives piled with crisp chicken, waffle fries and a small salad, with dipping sauces alongside. Other dishes include seafood tofu stew (sondubu jjigae), hot pot and oven-baked chicken. Kimchi stew, spicy tofu stew and soybean stew are among the vegetarian-friendly sides.
What to order: Fried chicken, especially the original Β· Soups, including ox soup Β· Corn ribs
What customers say about Basax
- π¬Visitors praise the crunchy, well-seasoned fried chicken
- π¬Portions are generous, enough for two to share
- π¬Staff are prompt and kind, including when an order goes wrong
Tips for visiting Basax
- βGroups of five or more should call ahead.
- βPortions are big, so two people can share a platter comfortably.
- βDelivery runs through Uber Eats, DoorDash and Panda if you would rather eat at home.
Getting to Basax
415 Pitt St, Haymarket NSW 2000. Parking is available. Central station is a short walk away, and Belmore Park is nearby.
Near Basax
FAQ about Basax
What cuisine does Basax serve?
Basax serves Korean food, centred on double-fried Korean chicken, with stews, hot pot and sides.
Does Basax have halal options?
Yes, it uses halal-certified chicken in all of its dishes.
Can I book a table at Basax?
Walk-ins are welcome, and groups of five or more are asked to call ahead.
Does Basax serve alcohol?
Yes, it serves alcoholic drinks, including Korean alcohol, with meals.
Does Basax deliver?
Yes, it delivers through Uber Eats, DoorDash and Panda.