Oborozuki
Last updatedβ 4.7 Β· 480 Google reviews Β· $$$$
Oborozuki is a teppanyaki restaurant on Macquarie Street in Sydney, near Circular Quay, where a chef cooks a set menu in front of guests and talks through each course. It feels elegant and unhurried, with harbour views. It suits special occasions best. Jessie Street Gardens is a three-minute walk away.
Cuisine at Oborozuki
Food at Oborozuki
Oborozuki is built around teppanyaki, a set menu cooked in front of you with the chef walking through each course. Regulars name the kingfish with puff rice and the A5 wagyu, and one diner singled out the chawanmushi. Dishes are presented with care, and the kitchen takes a contemporary Japanese approach with French technique. Vegetarian dishes are available.
What to order: Kingfish with puff rice Β· A5 wagyu
Drinks at Oborozuki
The restaurant is licensed and has a wine list with a sommelier, one visitor says. Wine is served by the glass as well as by the bottle.
Teppanyaki with a private room and a downstairs menu
Dinner centres on a teppanyaki set menu, with the cooking done in front of guests and each course explained as it arrives. A private dining room is offered for groups and events. One visitor mentions an Γ la carte menu downstairs, which the chefs suggested for a return visit, so the set menu is not the only way to eat here. Visitors also say staff mark birthdays and anniversaries with small touches.
What customers say about Oborozuki
- π¬Staff explain each dish in detail, which diners enjoy
- π¬Service described as warm, attentive and well trained
- π¬Fresh seafood and well-judged flavours praised
- π¬Elegant setting with harbour views, suited to celebrations
Tips for visiting Oborozuki
- βMake a reservation and mention the occasion, since staff add small touches for birthdays and anniversaries.
- βAsk about the Γ la carte menu downstairs if you want more choice than the set menu.
- βBook the private dining room for a group or an event.
Getting to Oborozuki
Level 3, 71 Macquarie Street, Sydney NSW 2000, near Circular Quay. Parking is available, and the restaurant is step-free.
Near Oborozuki
FAQ about Oborozuki
What cuisine does Oborozuki serve?
It serves a contemporary interpretation of Japanese cuisine with classic French techniques, mainly as a teppanyaki set menu.
Does Oborozuki have vegetarian options?
Yes, vegetarian dishes are available.
Can I book a table at Oborozuki?
Yes, reservations are taken for the restaurant.
Does Oborozuki have a private dining room?
Yes, a private dining room is offered for private events and groups.