Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Sydney

"With a menu dreamed up by Mitsuhiro Yashio, Yachiyo’s delectable Japanese offering is a pleasure to explore. Using incomparably fresh produce, the sashimi and sushi roll selection is worth lingering over, while the popcorn cauliflower with chilli sesame dressing and wagyu tataki are utterly moreish. Yakitori and hot-pots are available for a more substantial meal, and the ‘I love you very Mochi’ dessert is a sweet as it sounds."

"If you’re looking for a go-to Sushi place, look no further because Sushi Yachiyo is exactly what you’ve dreamed of. Delicious food, creative serving styles and ambient atmosphere, all you need to bring is company!. Try some of their Yachiyo Special Sushi such as the Blue Swimmer Crab Roll, Wagyu Wrap or Edamame Oshi Sushi."

"Fishbowl will be available for takeaway on their website and most delivery platforms throughout the lockdown. Grab a quick and healthy salad or bowl while you’re stuck WFH."

"Chatswood’s Makoto is one of the most authentic and best sushi trains in Sydney. Making its way around the minimalist venue on the carousel, the reasonably priced plates showcase Makoto’s inventive fare. With fast and friendly service, there is usually a queue waiting outside, but don’t let that deter you, the short wait is well worth it."

"You can find this dining spot conveniently located in World Square, Sydney. Here, you will also find an exciting revolving sushi train. They serve up the best noodle dishes as well."

"Restaurants Korean Cremorne. This blink-and-you’ll-miss-it restaurant is tucked away under the stairs at Cremorne Garden Plaza, but don’t let its ordinary shopfront fool you. Inside is stylish and intimate, with barbecues at each table to let guests grill their own dinners, or they can order from the restaurant’s Korean-Japanese menu."

"If you’re a fan of cutting-edge Australian and international modern art, a visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) on the western side of Circular Quay is an absolute must. Housed in an impressive art deco building right at the waterfront, the MCA is dedicated to exhibiting, collecting and interpreting the work of today’s contemporary artists. The building alone is enough reason to visit this museum."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia is a cultural marvel and houses a brilliant range of contemporary art. The venue is free to visit and children are warmly received. Throughout both the school term and the Sydney school holidays, the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia offers a range of family fun activities."

"Alibi is the latest plant-based restaurant to arrive at designer hotel Ovolo Woolloomooloo. The bespoke cocktail menu takes its inspiration from local and international flavours, serving up new classics and old favourites. Alibi is the ideal place to impress, challenge, and welcome your senses to the world of plant-based fine-dining."

"Alibi Restaurant open: Wednesday - Saturday Currently we are offering our A la carte menu Wednesday to Friday and our 8 Course Tasting menu on Saturdays only Alibi Bar: 7 days from 4pm till late (kitchen closes 10pm)Bar menu featuring classic dishes, burgers..."

"Boutique restaurant inside the Ovolo Hotel that serves international vegan dishes. Open Sunday and Monday, 3pm – 12am; Tuesday to Saturday, 12pm – 12am. Located at Ovolo Hotel, 6 Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo, Sydney 2011."

"Fans were up in arms when this pizzeria went vegan in 2015, until everyone realised the new style of pies were actually very, very good. Pizzas are of the traditional Neapolitan variety – there's a fantastic marinara or you can get a little crazy with a funghi pizza topped with swiss browns and a dairy-free blue cheese made from cashews that's way better than it has any right to be. 379 King St, Newtown, gigipizzeria.com.au"

"NewtownGigi Pizzeria is a little famous pizza joint in Newtown, known for slinging traditional Napoletana slices. In 2015, owner Marco Mattino decided to take all animal products off the menu and has since been known as the best vegan pizza joint in Sydney. Pizza lovers can expect creative combinations such as thinly sliced roasted potatoes with truffle, broccoli and beyond sausage, and eggplant with mushrooms."

"Hours: Tue-Sun 6am-11:30pmAddress: 379, King Street, NewtownPhone: +61295572224Website: http://www.gigipizzeria.com.au/. Gigi Pizzeria is putting King Street – or Eat Street, as we call it – on the map as vegan and veg-friendly headquarters. When the restaurant decided to get rid of cheese in 2015, they became a 100% plant-based pizzeria."