
Hours
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: The Boardwalk, Shop 3n/1 Honeysuckle Dr, Newcastle NSW 2300, Australia
Phone: +61 456 159 816
Website: http://www.apeyakitoribar.com.au/
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Reviews
Also- My partner is chileno and the chicken skewer with pastel de choclo took him back to his childhood- like that scene in ratatouille. Shout out to the chef Nico! the two of them ended up having a good chat in Spanish; which made the night even more special.
Will 100% be back next time we are in Sydney
We had the set menu ‘feed me’ and every dish had a surprising mix of flavours, with generous amounts of food. Exceptional service and perfect friendly vibe. Japanese beers and sake 20/10.
Also can’t recommend enough the beef crudo that we tried extra.
Definitely coming back. Thanks guys!
The restaurant, which is part of Newcastle’s waterfront eating strip, Honeysuckle Drive, also has outdoor seating. With the weather on the turn, we cozied up inside with a bottle of the Shichida junmai ginjo ($129/720ml). This sake is soft and ricey with a whisker of white peach sweetness and faint acetone intrigue. While it felt like a big spend on booze, the markup was reasonable, and I enjoyed every cup.
Your first Sydney rock oyster ($36/6) might come as a surprise here. Served warm from the charcoal grill, they’re soaked in chicken skin oil spiked with salsa criolla and smoked chilli garlic confit. It plays to the meaty character of the oyster rather than brine. Receiving three rice crackers for two diners sharing the beef crudo ($26) is a hill my dining companion is willing to die on. Why not four? While the kitchen did send out an additional wafer, it could have been done without a Dutton-esque alternative truth that most eat the dish solo, especially as the crudo was listed under “Share”. Abrolhos octopus ($36), plucked from the same section, is made substantial with a thick puddle of daikon potato cream. Charred seasonal beans ($12) and a gluggy king mushroom garlic rice ($22) helped make our selections a filling and balanced meal.
We’ve been here for Valentine’s, anniversary, and birthdays and it has never failed us with the quality and taste of the food that they put out.
My partner and I particularly like being able to see their little kitchen and watch the talented chefs make these scrumptious food.
The service provided by their waitstaff is always top-tier.
It is definitely a bit more price-y than some other restaurants, but the prices are definitely reasonable and worth it with what you get.
A definite favourite and I highly recommend for anyone who hasn’t been to Apé to come check it out.