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Sydney has some incredible Japanese restaurants that feel like they transport you straight to Japan. Tiny izakayas hidden behind noren curtains, ramen shops with vending machines and tatami seating, smoky yakitori bars and intimate counter restaurants lined with sake bottles and charcoal smoke. From comforting bowls of tonkotsu to delicate omakase and grilled skewers, these are some of Sydney’s best Japanese restaurants right now. Best Japanese Restaurants in Sydney Amuro Dar

Updated May 2025 Sydney’s best sandwiches come in a lot of different forms. Some stick to classic combinations, others lean more creative. Some keep it light and balanced, others are stacked and built to really hit. So we put them on a matrix. From classic combo to creative combo, and from light to stacked, to help you find exactly the kind of sandwich you’re in the mood for. Here are some of the best sandwiches in Sydney Genovese Coffee House Alexandria An Italian café and r

Sydney's best matcha cafés come in a lot of different forms. Some lean sweet and approachable, others are bitter and precise. Some stay true to tradition, others push into something more creative. So we put them on a matrix. From authentic to creative, and from sweet to bitter, to help you find exactly the kind of matcha you're in the mood for across Sydney. Best Matcha In Sydney Parami Surry Hills A small corner café that spills into a quiet Surry Hills alleyway, often call

Sydney does wine bars exceptionally well. From intimate laneway rooms to neighbourhood favourites with a loyal following, these are the places pouring bottles worth seeking out and the snacks to match. Best Wine Bars In Sydney Bar Copains One of Sydney’s favourite wine bars, Bar Copains is a moody terrace bar that spills onto a leafy Surry Hills street. The wine list champions Australian and European small producers, and the snacks are creative and tightly executed. It remain

Updated May 2026 Looking for the best new restaurants in Sydney? From show-stopping dining rooms in the CBD to quietly confident neighbourhood spots in Newtown, Darlinghurst and the Eastern Suburbs, these are the places shaping how the city is eating and drinking this season. Whether you’re chasing steak and martinis, underground Italian, wine-first bars, fire-led Levantine cooking or soft serve down a laneway, this is your edit of what’s actually worth visiting. Best new res