Edition Roasters

I’ve been here a few times, but I always seem to forget to leave a review. I just had some magic coffee and banana bread today, and I was chatting with a mate. The coffee is dead set awesome as always. The banana bread with yuzu custard was pretty amazing too. Note: Came again today during lunch for my dessert. Tiramisu is a must ordered, and it paired well with magic coffee

I’ve been a regular matcha girlie at Edition Roasters, their matcha is always my fave! Tried the hojicha latte for the first time and it was really good too. The matcha soufflé pancake was soft and fluffy, and the other dish was okay, just a bit on the pricey side. Still a lovely spot overall!

Visited Edition Roasters at Darling Square and it completely lived up to its reputation. The coffee was perfectly brewed — deep flavor with a clean finish — and the desserts were delicate, beautifully plated, and not overly sweet. The café’s Japanese-Nordic inspired design created a peaceful, elegant atmosphere with great attention to detail. The staff were polite and professional, adding to the overall premium feel. It’s the ideal spot to enjoy high-quality coffee and food in a stylish yet relaxing setting. One of Sydney’s best cafés for sure.

Visited Edition Roasters and absolutely loved their coffee! ☕️ Perfectly brewed, rich, and smooth with balanced flavors. The ambience is calm and beautifully designed — a great spot to relax or catch up. The staff were friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. Definitely one of the best coffee spots around!

The food wasn’t as good as we expected. The Pattie(chicken) of the burger was burnt as you can see in picture and very dry. Both pasta was very average. Service was good they come check whether we too cold since we sitting outside. Didn’t have chance to try coffee. The soufflé pancake collapsed quite quickly, eat quick once served.

The food was okay, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price. I didn’t order the big breakfast because it was about $38, which felt too expensive, so I chose another breakfast option instead. The staff were friendly, but they require everyone in the group to arrive before seating. On the day I visited it was very hot, so waiting outside was quite uncomfortable. There is also a 60-minute dining limit, which made the visit feel a bit rushed. I can understand why this place is popular, but for me the overall experience wasn’t very good, so I probably wouldn’t return.

Edition Roasters was a pleasant experience. I personally ordered the giant breakfast which was the perfect way to start the day. This cafe is the perfect place to have an enjoyable brunch and catch up with a couple friends. The service is outstanding, with the staff memorising the orders! Very impressive. Parking is available in the adjacent First Parking building, which was $16 for the entire weekend-day.

the matcha pancake is so beautiful and delicious. it’s delicate, soft, fluffy as clouds and smells like heaven. the cream on top is also perfect chicken karaage and banana bread with yuzu sauce are great matcha latte is good but far from my expectations

Really loved the matcha here, especially the strawberry matcha. Nice little Japanese cafe / brunch spot

A very aesthetic matcha cafe my friend recommended to me while visiting Sydney! It is located in a busy alleyway in Darling Square/Haymarket. The shop was about to close the time I stopped by, but nevertheless, the staff were really nice about it! I ordered the iced matcha latte (as recommended). It was super rich and creamy to drink. I really enjoyed it! Definitely would love to come back here when I visit Aussie again!

One thing I've learned about Australia is that they know their way around coffee The service was nice and fast as they led me to my seat which was on traditional Japanese cushions with your feet hanging down to the wooden sub floor which was a nice touch I got to try their drip single origin since they got a new bean that day and said it was one of their favorites The coffee was nice and warm, with more fruity notes then I expected while the cookie was a nice sweetness with the dark chocolate that wasn't overbearing and a great way to start the day! I had already eaten so I wasn't too hungry but they had a wide variety of pastries and brunch items that sounded so good that I may have to go back just for that!

I instantly fell in love with this beautifully designed space inspired by Japanese countryside. The service is professional, unobtrusive and fast. I adore hanging out in the comfortable seating area, sipping on my cold brew and eating masterfully crafted dishes. This place is a must visit!

Australia is known for its coffee which for coffee addicts like me and my husband, is such a win. We went around Sydney just checking out coffee shops and 9/10, the coffee was excellent. So we found ourselves at Edition Coffee Roasters in the Darling Square neighborhood one morning, a quick walk from our hotel. Edition Coffee Roasters is a Japanese and Scandinavian fusion cafe, both in terms of interior design and food. I adore the dark polished concrete, exposed beams, and naked wood design. I love the horigotatsu style seating area. Functional and aesthetic. The menu is incredibly innovative and experimental, with a nice blend of Japanese and Nordic dishes. Danish rye butter and seasonal jams, miso banana bread with yuzu curd, pork katsu burger, chirashizushi, udon with bacon dashi, yuzu compressed melons, coffee crusted Black Angus short rib, soufflé pancake - just to name a few. We ordered the udon with bacon dashi, onsen egg, and pork crackling and the Japanese soufflé pancake with pistachio cream, elderflower poached rhubarb, and raspberry crumb. The fluffy soufflé pancake takes a minimum of 20 minutes to make, but it's well worth the time. Coffee wise, Edition Coffee Roasters embraces omni roasting in order to showcase every bean's character. The coffee is excellent. If you're not a fan of coffee (GASP), they have tea, cold-pressed juices, cold drinks like blueberry and elderflower soda and yuzu soda, beer, wine, and even sake. Delicious food, amazing coffee, fantastic service, and beautiful ambiance.

Great ambiance, amazing food, excellent service! The food is modern Japanese fusion. Udon was really good. The Souffle pancakes were so fluffy. Definitely recommend this place and would return for more.

A hip coffee joint down in the Ultimo/Chinatown area. We grabbed a couple of flat whites and a bag of beans to take home. Hoping that the beans make a good coffee for when we get back to the States

Great ambiance, good service, and the Japanese soufflé pancake is INCREDIBLE! You have to allow twenty minutes for them to cook it but it is SO worth it.

Consistent great coffee. Haven't tried the food. Staff are always lovely. Interior is moody and cozy; great for a chat with a friend or colleague, not as suited to studying/reading.

Wonderful Japanese take on a cafe. The ambiance was delightful, the tea was fantastic, and the food was very good! I am planning on returning regularly while I'm here in Sydney. The service was quick and friendly. I had the fried eggs with roasted seeds, very tasty!