Sakura Japanese Kitchen
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Sakura Japanese Kitchen is a small Japanese restaurant on Pitt Street in Sydney, with a compact room that seats around 20. Regulars come for generous portions of sashimi dons, bento boxes and ramen, and for a relaxed lunch or dinner rather than a long night out. Hyde Park South is about a 4-minute walk away.
Cuisine at Sakura Japanese Kitchen
Food at Sakura Japanese Kitchen
The menu is built around sushi, sashimi, meat mains and bento boxes. Regulars keep naming the salmon don, served with miso soup, and the wagyu beef ramen, which arrives in a large bowl. Portions are generous, and there are several vegetarian options to choose from.
What to order: Salmon don with miso soup Β· Bento box Β· Wagyu beef ramen
Drinks at Sakura Japanese Kitchen
Sake, beer and wine are served alongside the food. Regulars mention the sake as a good match for the meal.
What customers say about Sakura Japanese Kitchen
- π¬Generous portions that suit a lunch
- π¬Fresh sashimi and don bowls
- π¬Small room with a relaxed feel
Tips for visiting Sakura Japanese Kitchen
- βThe room is small, so booking ahead is sensible at busy lunch times.
- βSake, beer and wine are available to go with your meal.
Getting to Sakura Japanese Kitchen
325A Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000, on Pitt Street near Hyde Park. The restaurant has parking.
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FAQ about Sakura Japanese Kitchen
What cuisine does Sakura Japanese Kitchen serve?
It serves Japanese food, including sushi, sashimi, ramen and bento boxes.
Does Sakura Japanese Kitchen have vegetarian options?
Yes, there are several vegetarian choices on the menu.
Can I book a table at Sakura Japanese Kitchen?
Yes, the restaurant takes reservations.
Does Sakura Japanese Kitchen serve alcohol?
Yes, it serves sake, beer and wine.