This funky Annandale spot serves flavour-packed Japanese snacks – and all-you-can-eat dumplings on Saturdays
What's on the menu? Think Japanese flavours with a twist – from tempura tacos and miso pork ramen to house-made ponzu and fiery reaper oils. Speaking of rides, there's a sushi train, too.
Some must-tries include the Wagyu nigiri, yuzu fried karaage chicken, barbecue pork buns and yakitori – some made to share, others like the ramen bowls to slurp solo. Cocktails include a Spicy Wasabi Bloody Mary and a refreshing Yuzu Margarita.
The team says: 'We wanted to create something that was fun, unexpected and unapologetically bold. It's about taking the best parts of Japanese food culture and giving it a cheeky, Sydney-style remix.'
Want more? Snacky Chans has a bunch of cracking deals, including all-you-can-eat dumplings plus free-flowing Spritzes and beers on Saturdays for $79 per person. Pop in on Wednesdays for $6 bao buns, or Thursdays for $6 tacos and $15 Margs.
Whether you're dropping in for a midweek bite or kicking back with mates on a Friday night, Snacky Chans is your go-to for good times.
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