Amuro
Japanese restaurant · Darlinghurst ·

Amuro

Japanese restaurant · Darlinghurst ·

Boutique sake, small snacks, and attentive service await

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2/255 Crown St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, Australia Get directions

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"The dishes, postcard-sized menu, and everything else about this 20-seat sake bar might be tiny, but Kei Tokiwa extracts maximum joy from Amuro’s small dimensions, right down to the delightful chopstick rests shaped like miniature buttered toast slices, fried eggs, and Kewpie mayo bottles. Pickled tomatoes, held in protective shiso leaves and dusted with sesame seeds, are perfect one-bite snacks. Chawanmushi gets leveled up with smoked butter, sweet corn, and Yarra Valley salmon caviar. Grilled mochi is lavished with rich miso butter, while twice-cooked chicken karaage gets a warm, peppery hint of sansho powder and yuzu kosho mayonnaise. There’s a tight list of sake, including bottles from legendary brewer Noguchi Naohiko." - Lee Tran Lam

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Tian Chen
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Artist, Jet Y.

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I came to Sydney for a filming project and stopped by one of my favorite cafés — that’s how I discovered Amuro , a truly impressive Japanese restaurant that stands out for its refined atmosphere, thoughtful dishes, and genuine service. The space is small and intimate, with warm wooden tones that make you feel like you’ve stepped into a hidden izakaya in Tokyo. Sitting at the counter allows you to watch the chef at work — every dish feels like a quiet performance. The food is beautifully balanced and seasonal, made with fresh ingredients and great attention to detail. Every bite reflects the chef’s care and craftsmanship. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and their service feels natural and unhurried. Dining at Amuro is more than just a meal — it’s an experience that combines flavor, ambiance, and artistry. Whether you’re here for a cozy dinner with friends or a special night with someone you love, it’s a place you’ll definitely want to return to.

Mathew L.

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Amuro is an intimate gem tucked away on a quiet side street in Darlinghurst. Here, you’ll discover creative, seasonal morsels made from the freshest ingredients—each dish a small but mighty culinary delight. A thoughtful selection of sake complements the menu perfectly, offering something new to savour each visit. What truly sets Amuro apart is the team: Joy, Ari, Angela, and Gilbert are warm, funny, and wonderfully knowledgeable. Their energy is infectious, their hospitality unmatched. We always leave with full hearts, full bellies, and a smile—and we can’t wait to return for more food, laughter, and good company.

Sally K.

Google
Had a wonderful dinner at Amuro! The restaurant/bar is beautifully intimate, love sitting at the pass and watching the chefs work. Staff were all very attentive and helpful with selection of food and sake. The food was amazing and the Sake delicious (for someone who doesn't usually drink sake - I thoroughly enjoyed the recommended sake).

Rathasart “Vin” C.

Google
I had a wonderful dinner at Amuro! The restaurant and bar have such a beautifully intimate atmosphere, and I really enjoyed sitting at the pass to watch the chefs at work—it added so much to the experience. The staff were attentive, friendly, and very helpful in guiding me through both the food and sake selection.

Michael T.

Google
Best Japanese Restaurant!!! 😱😍🤪 I was intrigued about this place when I was scrolling through Maps with my partner. We were looking for a smart casual vibe to celebrate a recent accomplishment. All the staff were very professional and polite, and having a lovely Japanese waitress assisting our dietary needs. Everything we ordered was incredibly scrumptious, with the black truffle rice being our favourite! We can't wait to come back here for the amazing hospitality and food.

Joseph R.

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My recent second visit to Amuro was just as special as my first! The food is divine with perfectly memorable smaller dishes that are cooked and served in front of you. The sake list is extensive and as exceptional as the "kitchen theatre" on display. This experience is made more special by the attentive and warm service of the friendly staff who are happy to bring you on a journey of Japanese food excellence.

Aron L.

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A delicious izakaya style Japanese feast. Tasty & interesting food with a great sake menu. Definitely worth a visit or a few!

csy_

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Amuro in Darlinghurst is one of those rare places that stays with you. From the moment you step inside, you're welcomed with warm, thoughtful service — the kind that makes you feel like a regular even if it's your first visit. The staff know the menu inside out and genuinely care about making your night memorable. And you definitely love the detail including different chopsticks holders, with cute lights! The food is where Amuro really shines. The snapper sashimi is ultra-fresh and beautifully balanced, while the grilled salmon fish head is rich, smoky, and perfectly charred. The yaki mochi — grilled rice cake with a crispy outside and chewy center — was pure comfort. If you're lucky enough to visit on the weekend, don’t miss the prawn and shiso wonton soup — the wontons are plump and juicy, floating in a sweet, delicate broth that feels like a warm hug. The sake list is extensive and thoughtfully curated, with something for every palate. The staff are happy to guide you through it, matching your food with the perfect pour. Amuro is the kind of place you'll keep coming back to.