Best Asian Food Restaurants in Newcastle

"Nagisa is one of the best regarded Japanese restaurants in Newcastle. Located in the Honeysuckle Precinct, Nagisa offers diners traditional Japanese delicacies, with a modern twist. Enjoy a touch of theatre at the teppanyaki bar, tuck into the freshest sushi and sashimi dishes, and savour authentic Japanese whisky, sake and craft beers."

"Nagisa Japanese Restaurant is the brainchild of Tetsuhiko Namba. He studied traditional methods back in Tokyo and traveled the world. He decided to open up his own restaurant that people in Newcastle love."

"If you are looking for a roller coaster ride of taste, you cant go wrong here. Providing food that will feed your soul. Enjoy a shared style of dining that celebrates the way in which food is enjoyed in Asian cultures."

"If you’ve had enough of boring cafes and ordinary diners, visit the creative eatery 5 Sawyers. Surrounded by curious paintings and unusual art, you can enjoy craft beer, Hunter wine or a range of cocktails. On the menu local and seasonal products meet traditional dishes which will warm the hearts of real foodies."

"As the busiest coal export harbour in the world, there’s plenty to look at and learn about on this epic five-hour cruise, which includes a visit to the Hunter Wetlands and a Guided Museum Tour. The sunny skies and sparkling water immediately put you in relaxation mode and there’s enough space for the kids to roam in safety. Get a bird’s-eye view of the giant container ships in various stages of loading or unloading and learn all sorts of interesting facts from the running commentary."

"Nova Cruises Pty Ltd, is a locally owned and operated business. Our vessels "Bay Connections 1" and "The Princess" operate from Newcastle Harbour offering a wide range of scheduled cruises including; Newcastle Whale Watching Cruises, Newcastle Harbour Cruises, Lunch Cruises, Hunter River Discovery Cruises, Dinner Cruises and voyages to the Historic inland shipping port of Morpeth, all departing from Lee Wharf pontoon Newcastle."