Nishiki Yakiniku, 锦. It is the
name of this Japanese BBQ restaurant, in Nishiki you can have a 100 minute
buffet, the standard menu A applies and price start from $35.80 per person, and
you can also add the menu B top on that, it will have more option to choose,
normally people will add together for $70( because menu B have wagyu beef to
choose), which will have a unlimited re-ordering, expect for oysters, which are
limited to 2 per person.
The menu here is pretty extensive, the menu
add together will have all range from meats, a few seafood, sashimi, Japanese
snacks, vegetables and even dessert.
For my experience of this restaurant, the quality
of food is fantastic, but the service are bit slow, maybe because here always
busy, if you want eating here, better booking one day before you came.
The address is: 270 Pacific Highway, Crows
Nest, NSW 2065
Phone(02)80216688
by Bolai Wu
Jonggajip Korean BBQ Restaurant is a healthy and tasty Korean meals and BBQ are served restaurant. It is a very famous Korean
Restaurant in Eastwood, this restaurant serves fresh BBQ meat and the quality
of meat is wonderful, this restaurant is highly recommended.
The Missing Piece café and The Vouge Café are owned
and ran by the same team of siblings Sarah, Mathew and Brendan Aouad. Although they
are ran by the same people both cafes offer different and unique menus, but
still offering the same good coffee. Like its sister café The Missing Piece has
an amassing specials menu with new original creations every few days, they also
offer a breakfast and lunch menu, with yummy cakes and slices. I have only been
to The Missing Piece for coffee and on the odd occasion had their cameral slice,
but I am keen to try their new special for the weekend the ‘Kettle Caramello!’ featuring Kettle chips
& Caramello Koala with a salted caramel milkshake, can’t wait to try this
one!!
The Missing
Piece café is located in the new fashion section of the Macquarie Shopping
centre towards the end on level three. 
Chaco bar is a Japanese restaurant that specialises in what it is called "Yakitori". Yakitori means chicken skewers in Japanese, however, they are not the only yakitori as we have now a variety of skewers from different parts of chicken, pork and beef. It is also considered as a street food and you will find the yakitori stalls on almost every station where people can have their drinks with skewers after work or warming up a bit before going parties. 
