
Snug, convivial kitchen serving familiar Japanese cuisine, including sushi, udon noodles & tempura.
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Address: 6 W Parade, West Ryde NSW 2114, Australia
Phone: +61 2 9807 2322
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This Japanese eatery was so vibrant we felt fortunate to claim the final empty table. We deferred to the wisdom of the crowd and ordered the apparent highlights, which were exceptional.
Miso Chashu Ramen: An umami-rich bowl. The chashu was exceptionally aromatic with a subtle smokiness from charring, complemented by a deeply savory miso broth.
Nagasaki Seafood Ramen: A masterclass in balance. The tonkotsu based broth was unctuous without being heavy, and the seafood assortment was abundant, offering remarkable value.
California Roll: Noted for its substantial size and a lavish topping of tobiko that provided a delightful burst of flavor and texture.
Taco kariagge: Fried octopus, expertly executed with a golden, crisp exterior giving way to a pleasantly tender and bouncy bite. An impeccable companion for a cold beer.
The pervasive presence of sashimi and sushi platters throughout the dining room has firmly placed them on our agenda for the next visit. We’ll be back soon
First, the rice wasn’t fluffy and the grains weren’t separate at all — you could hardly see individual grains. Was too much water used?
Second, the avocado didn’t have its usual creamy, buttery flavor. Normally, when you take a bite, it’s rich and fragrant, but this time it wasn’t.
The eel pieces were also smaller and a bit dry. Was the sauce not brushed on properly, or was it missing?
The soft shell crab didn’t have much crab flavor either. After finishing it, I didn’t even feel like I had eaten crab.
We also tried the Nabeyaki Udon and it was total comfort food, super yum.
Portions are a really decent size too, which is always a win. We’re definitely making this a regular spot!
This photo was taken the time it was really good.
Second time here and was disappointed. First time was good in July but seems the owner has been changed, the food quality went below average. The price was okay but tastes like the food court.
Ordered ramen twice but they are nothing like Japanese ramen, chasu is boiled yet greasy pork belly. Too plain otherwise too salty, I can only taste miso paste and soy sauce mixed together.
Futomaki Roll – Eel was good last time and salmon was too plain and presenting badly… the quality is obviously unstable.
Quite a while since I last visited Moeru so thought its due for a re-review. Still as busy as ever with peak hour waiting times of at least 30mins. Service is fairly quick and straight to the point. Decor has improved (I think??).
To the main point: the food. I think it’s dipped a little in quality and flavour. Value for money is just ok I’d say now, though, obviously you are paying for seafood mostly.
Nigiri
Flavour: A+, 7.5/10. If not for the anago and aburi salmon, I would have to say this was underwhelming. Mostly lean tuna, salmon and sea brawn
Texture: S, 8/10. Rice was decently soft but definitely not that fluffy. No vinegar. No wasabi on the sushi.
Wasabi: C, 5/10. Straight from the tube. Didn’t even want to use it.
Value: S, 8/10. $63 for $24 pieces is still good.
Sashimi
Flavour: S, 8/10. Maybe it was the rice holding it back but the fish tasted better here.
Texture: S+, 8.5/10. Again seemed better. The fatty tuna was quite nice
Value: SS, 9/10. $74 for 36 pieces is pretty hard to beat.
Okonomiyaki: B, 6/10. Very doughy. Not much substance.
Spicy chuuka ramen
Broth: S, 8/10. Savoury and spicy but not very authentic. Still tasty.
Noodles: A, 7/10.
Chashu: S, 8/10.
Value: S, 8/10. $20
Katsu curry
Katsu: S+, 8.5/10. Actually quite well fried and crispy
Curry: S+, 8.5/10. May be standard issue but still nice
Value: A, 7/10. $20