Top Best Japanese Restaurants in Lake Macquarie

"Sitting pretty on the harbour’s edge, Nagisa is where fresh produce, traditional Japanese culture and modern techniques coincide, to deliver an unforgettable dining experience. Serving up sashimi, sushi and noodles, Nagisa’s impeccably designed restaurant, with draped linen and pendant lighting, spills out onto an alfresco setting which comes alive on balmy nights. For thrill seekers, take a seat at the teppanyaki bar, and be mesmerised by the talented chefs and intoxicating aromas of sizzling meats and fresh seafood."

"Whether you’re looking for fresh sushi or enjoy the theatre of teppanyaki cooking, Nagisa is a hidden gem for lovers of Asian food. Next to special Japanese beer, you get all kinds of exotic dishes. Prepare yourself for hot soup, spicy meat and fruity deserts."

"Newcastle’s first ramen and gyoza restaurant, Susuru, is brought to you by aforementioned Nagisa and further carries the values of authentic Japanese cuisine with a modern twist. The white and yellow fit-out and high-tech gyoza machine give the restaurant an almost futuristic feel and the inventive flavour combinations give Susuru the one-of-a-kind stamp. The new menu is solely based on what their customers love and has been fine-tuned to suit all palates."

"140 King Street, Newcastle Newcastle’s very own ramen and gyoza bar with some delicious Japanese beers both in bottle and on tap. The bright yellow 3D wall makes for great Instagram photos. These guys also offer their own delivery service if you don’t have time to leave the office.→ Visit website"

"Amongst the hustle and bustle of Newcastle’s CBD, you’ll find a quaint stop for a quick bite of authentic Japanese cuisine; Asadon. There’s something about this Japanese soul food that leaves your spirit feeling a little lighter on departure. The curries, sushi, rice and noodle dishes have a certain authentic flair to them that have led to a string of Novocastrians and visitors dubbing Asadon the best Japanese restaurant in Newcastle –maybe it’s time to add yourself to that list!"

"One of Newcastle's best kept secrets, Asa Don offers traditional Japanese cuisine with their tiny kitchen pumping out some of the freshest flavours all the while being affordable and friendly. Keeping it consistent is what they do best with their warm friendly staff not only filling your belly but making you feel right at home. Where: 179 King St, Newcastle"

"Bringing an authentic taste of the Orient to Kahibah, Don’s Asian Kitchen on Glebe Street is a hidden local gem. A traditional décor of wall art and bamboo light shades blends with crisp white tablecl..."

"Sushinet completes the list of the top sushi spots in Newcastle. Here, you get healthy and delicious Japanese dishes. Their sushi is made with the best and freshest ingredients in town."

"Where: 94 Ocean St, DudleyRelaxed and easy going this much loved Dudley pub has a fab beer garden space that is much loved by families and those who enjoy a beer under the stars."

"Newcastle is a pretty kid-friendly place, its cafes and restaurants included. We recommend Cafe Habitat in Adamstown for some delicious coffee and outdoor play, or Side Pocket for healthy cafe fare. The Sunnyside Tavern is great for a spacious outdoor seating area for families with $5 kid's meals and a resident face-painter available on Friday nights, Cafe Inu for a relaxed, family-friendly experience."

"Come and drop anchor at Newcastle’s newest bar and restaurant Harbour Bar on The Boardwalk. With unobstructed views, feel balmy breezes alfresco while soaking up ocean vistas and salty sea air; take a..."

"Kids will enjoy splashing in the beachside creek and rock pools. Redhead Beach is home to Redhead Surf Lifesaving Club."

"Connolly Park is a cute little playground in the harbourside suburb of Carrington that’s perfect for a play and a picnic. It’s ideal for yournger kids with small climbing equipment with a slide and a set of swings (regular and baby). Put this on your list for toddler-suitable playgrounds!"