I complain with my friends about the state of Japanese cuisine in Sydney, who (bad) leaves tiny cities such as Hong Kong, Singapore or Taiwan due to inferior ingredient and bad workmanship (see my previous posts). Many of them "pressure" to come to the up-and-coming solar workshop. Grief
Grief
The rising Sun Workshop Cafe offers a range of Japanese snacks and ramens in a converted airy storage room. The social enterprise also offers a common room for the bike community to repair and polish your motorcycles. Grief
Grief
The spacious and airy café is decorated with bicycles and beautiful portraits and seems to have all the ingredients to achieve the success. After reading comments from the pre...
I came back several times to this place and have tasted pretty much of their meal, so I can say that this review is based on the average experience that I get from all the time I visited.
Grief
Food Taste: In any case, my favorite business in Sydney because of its unique take this Japanese court. I have tried the darkness, the light and one of her secret ramen (which they serve for dinner, and changing every fourteen days), and I have to say that I was never disappointed. However, if you are looking for this traditional Japanese ramened flavor, I do not think this is the right place for you. Grief
Grief
Coffee: Apart from your food menu items, you also serve excellent coffee. They use diffe...
I came back several times to this place and have tasted pretty much of their meal, so I can say that this review is based on the average experience that I get from all the time I visited.
Grief
Food Taste: In any case, my favorite business in Sydney because of its unique take this Japanese court. I have tried the darkness, the light and one of her secret ramen (which they serve for dinner, and changing every fourteen days), and I have to say that I was never disappointed. However, if you are looking for this traditional Japanese ramened flavor, I do not think this is the right place for you. Grief
Grief
Coffee: Apart from your food menu items, you also serve excellent coffee. They use diffe...
I complain with my friends about the state of Japanese cuisine in Sydney, who (bad) leaves tiny cities such as Hong Kong, Singapore or Taiwan due to inferior ingredient and bad workmanship (see my previous posts). Many of them "pressure" to come to the up-and-coming solar workshop. Grief
Grief
The rising Sun Workshop Cafe offers a range of Japanese snacks and ramens in a converted airy storage room. The social enterprise also offers a common room for the bike community to repair and polish your motorcycles. Grief
Grief
The spacious and airy café is decorated with bicycles and beautiful portraits and seems to have all the ingredients to achieve the success. After reading comments from the pre...
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Probably the best tasting Japanese food for me so far. I found out that all Japanese food tasted as well, so I was never the biggest fan up to this place. Grief
Every dish was just as delicious! Definitely 5 out of 5 from the taste. Grief
Points were taken away because they received our order a few times wrong. First, they got our drink job wrong, then they have published two dishes we have not ordered. The last court came 30 minutes later. Grief
When booking, our friends asked for a table with lots of light, but when we came there, satellite us in the darkest area?!
The bill was also a bit expensive. Grief
The prices were quite high for the serving size. Grief
If we had good experience wit...
Had lunch here for the first time today, and thoroughly enjoyed the experience! We walked straight in and were treated and seated immediately. The service was prompt and very friendly, the space light and sunny with an appealing industrial ambiance. Our waiter was more than happy to talk to us about the history of the building and answer all our questions. The ramen was delicious; we both had The Dark. A rich and tasty broth, generous serving of pork belly, and delicious marinated mushroom & black fungus made this my favourite ramen I've tried yet! I'll be back to try the bacon and egg breakfast ramen, I'm intrigued!
I loved the atmosphere of this place and it was so unique that it was a motorcycle garage. Food was quite good. We ordered the Chicken Heart Yakitori, Black Eggplant, Deep Fried Panko Shiitake and Prawn Toast and for the larger category, we had the Spaghetti Ramenese. The Panko Shiitake and Chicken Heart Yakitori were our favourite dishes. We weren't very fond of the black eggplant as it was quite sour. The other dishes were good.
Ramen was a bit of the expensive side, but was really delicious. Broth was a bit too salty for my taste, but very good quality. I enjoyed the ramen overall. The service was fast and it was friendly.
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Inhaling ramen with a whiff of petroleum in a defunct hardware store could anything be more Newtown than the Rising Sun Workshop? Yes, ducking into the
Yummo! We went here for a late lunch (2 PM) on Saturday, so it wasn't too packed.
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