Rick Stein Reveals His Favourite Hidden Sydney Spot
British chef Rick Stein spends part of each year in Australia and has found several local favourites, including a modest yet outstanding restaurant.
Top Casual and Pub Dining in Neutral Bay
Rick Stein highlighted his preferred casual dining and classic pub venues, both located just streets apart in Neutral Bay.
Tobikiri: A Cozy Japanese Hole-in-the-Wall
For a quick meal, Rick chooses Tobikiri, a small Japanese restaurant run by a husband and wife, tucked away on a quiet street behind Military Road.
[translate:«I love Tobikiri, a tiny husband-and-wife Japanese restaurant in Neutral Bay with about 10 tables. It's amazing what a husband and wife and one waiter can do.»]
This hidden gem offers traditional Japanese dishes and has excellent reviews, with one local calling it [translate:"a great little authentic restaurant"].
Menu Highlights
- Sashimi and sushi plates are the specialties.
- Recommended choices include an assorted 10-piece sashimi platter for $25.80 and an assorted six-piece sushi and baby roll plate for $28.80.
- Classic sushi rolls start at $6.50, featuring favourites like salmon and avocado and California rolls.
Summary: Rick Stein admires Tobikiri for its authentic Japanese cuisine and intimate service, making it a must-visit Sydney hidden treasure.