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Parramatta has Japanese restaurants. It has good sushi, reliable ramen, and ordinary izakaya fare served competently across the CBD. It has exactly one Japanese restaurant that has been independently assessed, across consecutive years, as operating among the best kitchens in the state. Oribu, at The Heritage Precinct, is Parramatta's only AGFG Chef-Hatted Japanese restaurant — and for anyone searching for the best Japanese food in Parramatta, it is the answer the search should end on. What the Chef Hat Means Here The...

Two words. A complete philosophy. Omakase — translating from Japanese as "I leave it up to you" — is the diner's instruction to the chef: use your judgment. Bring me what you believe is best. In its fullest expression, it is the highest form of dining trust that exists in any culinary tradition. Where Omakase Comes From The omakase tradition has its deepest roots in sushi restaurants, where the phrase was used to signal that a guest was surrendering their selection to...

Sydney has a well-developed Japanese dining scene. Several restaurants operate at a high level, and the category has matured significantly over the past decade. But within that scene, the question of where to find the best omakase — the format in which the kitchen makes every decision and the guest receives what is best today — narrows quickly. In the greater Sydney metropolitan area, Oribu at The Heritage Precinct, Parramatta, is the clear answer. What Omakase Is — and What It...

Beneath the olive tree, the warmth of winter reveals itself — a journey of depth and quiet indulgence, guided by the season's touch. These are not promotional words. They are an accurate description of what happens when you sit in Oribu's dining room at 215 Church Street, Parramatta in winter and allow the kitchen to take you through what Fuyu no Nukumori — Warmth of Winter — provides. The fifty-year-old olive tree at the centre of the room is the restaurant's...