Rokujuni

Great to see that this place is still producing yummy Japanese delicacies after many years here, and doing a great job of it despite the fact that Miller Street is currently busy with demolition and rebuilding... the smiles, sushi rolls and hot dishes keep flowing. There's no outdoor seating, but that's ok, no extra to sit inside and you can purchase as take away. Always my happy place.

Came here again as I was seeing delicious sushi being brought into the office by my colleagues. Their takeaway sushi is great! Delicious, fresh and great value... I had 3 sushi rolls for $5! You take what you want from a refrigerator near the window at the entrance of the restaurant. The staff at the front counter where you pay are friendly and fast. Will definitely come again when I want a quick, healthy takeaway lunch!

Excitement was running through the office with the anticipation of Rokujuni's opening nearby. For the first week it was almost impossible to get a seat here. Finally I came early and tried the food, and unfortunately, it was still a little rough around the edges with the service. They had run out of salmon... for all dishes... so no Salmon Bibimbab, or sushi, or lunch box set. I ordered the Bibimbab and my favourite part of this dish is the egg mixing in with the rice as the hot stone bowl crisps ups the edges, but my Bibimbab didn't come with an egg... So I ordered one, and it took a few minutes for them to return my dish with a raw egg in it... The food was a little tasteless and I have definitely had better. I hope this place improves and given it has only been open a few weeks I know it's often just a matter of smoothing out the ins and outs of a new restaurant.

The recent opening of Rokojuni at North Sydney finally gives this suburb a fresh take of the Japanese cuisine offerings in the area. There are a lot of food-court-style Japanese restaurants and I can recall one high-end Japanese BBQ restaurant, but Rokojuni steps up in the middle and allows you to have that little-bit-fancy lunch without breaking your bank during your lunch break (no pun ...read more