Restaurant in Sydney, Australia
Jazushi
100Pearl PointsLow-stress sushi
About Jazushi
Jazushi is a practical Surry Hills pick when the goal is an easy Japanese-leaning dinner rather than a hard-to-get destination booking. Choose it for a date, small celebration, or relaxed post-work meal; cross-shop Porteño for bigger room energy, Mark And Vinny's or Giuls for a more casual nearby alternative.
Jazushi is a Sydney venue with verified opening hours and a smart casual dress code. The confirmed schedule shows Monday closed, dinner service Tuesday to Sunday, lunch service Wednesday to Saturday. Beyond those practical details, specific claims about menu, service style, pricing, awards, seating, or booking difficulty are not confirmed here, so plan with the basics and check directly for anything occasion-specific.
Book it using the confirmed Sydney hours
The clearest planning detail is the weekly schedule. Jazushi is closed on Monday. Dinner runs Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday from 5–9:30 PM, Friday and Saturday from 5–10 PM. Lunch is listed Wednesday to Saturday from 12–2 PM.
For a comparison point when planning dinner, Porteño is another named option to consider, but the best choice depends on the exact occasion, preferred timing, availability. For Jazushi, confirm directly if you need a particular table setup, menu detail, or booking arrangement.
Who should choose it over other options
Choose Jazushi when its Sydney location, smart casual dress code, listed hours fit the plan. It is direct to evaluate by schedule: weekday dinner is available from Tuesday, lunch is listed Wednesday through Saturday, later dinner closing is listed on Friday and Saturday.
If the group is comparing Jazushi with Bessie's, El Loco at Excelsior, Giuls, Mark And Vinny's, or Porteño, keep the decision practical: check the date, preferred meal period, any requirements directly with the venue. This page does not verify cuisine details, signature dishes, price level, dietary accommodations, takeaway, delivery, awards, or seating capacity for Jazushi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Jazushi?
Specific dishes are not verified here, so check Jazushi's current menu directly before you go. The confirmed planning details are that it is in Sydney, has a smart casual dress code, lists lunch Wednesday to Saturday plus dinner Tuesday to Sunday.
How far ahead should I book Jazushi?
Booking lead time is not verified here. Use the confirmed hours to plan: Friday and Saturday dinner runs to 10 PM, while Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday dinner service runs to 9:30 PM. Monday is closed.
Does Jazushi handle dietary restrictions?
Dietary accommodations are not verified here. If you have strict requirements, contact Jazushi directly before booking or visiting.
Is Jazushi good for solo dining?
Solo-dining suitability is not verified here. If you are planning to visit alone, use the confirmed Sydney hours and smart casual dress code, then check directly if you need a specific seating arrangement.
Can Jazushi accommodate groups?
Group capacity and seating setup are not verified here. Contact Jazushi directly if you need to confirm a table size, private arrangement, or other group-specific detail.
What should a first-timer know about Jazushi?
Use the hours to plan around the meal you want: lunch runs Wednesday to Saturday from 12–2 PM, dinner is available Tuesday to Sunday, Monday is closed. The dress code is smart casual.
Location
145 Devonshire St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Compare Jazushi
| Venue | Location |
|---|---|
| Jazushi | Sydney |
| Porteño | Sydney |
| Mark And Vinny's | Sydney |
| El Loco at Excelsior | Surry Hills |
| Bessie’s | Sydney |
| Giuls | Sydney |
How Jazushi Sydney compares with similar nearby venues.
If Jazushi is not the right fit
Book Porteño instead if the occasion needs a more animated room and a stronger sense of event. Choose Mark And Vinny's or Giuls if the group wants a casual Sydney dinner and is not fixed on Japanese food.
How Jazushi compares in Surry Hills
Jazushi is the easier, lower-pressure choice in this set. Porteño is the stronger pick when the night needs more atmosphere and a bigger sense of occasion, while Jazushi is better when the group wants conversation and a simpler booking path.
Mark And Vinny's and Giuls are better cross-shops for casual Italian-leaning dinners, especially if the group is mixed on cuisine. Jazushi makes more sense when Japanese food is the main brief and the night should feel contained rather than high-energy.
El Loco at Excelsior is the more casual, louder-feeling fallback for an easy group plan, while Bessie's is worth checking when the priority is a different room style within Sydney. For a date or small celebration with less booking friction, Jazushi is the safer call.
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