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Kurumac

This cafe is a finalist for best food in Good Food’s Essential Sydney Cafes and Bakeries of 2025.

Grilled salmon congee.
1 / 7Grilled salmon congee. Christopher Pearce
Curried eggs.
2 / 7Curried eggs.Callan Boys
Ma-po hojicha gelato milkshake.
3 / 7Ma-po hojicha gelato milkshake.Christopher Pearce
Spicy cod roe melt.
4 / 7Spicy cod roe melt. Christopher Pearce
Onigiri rice balls.
5 / 7Onigiri rice balls.Christopher Pearce
The interiors.
6 / 7The interiors. Christopher Pearce
Kurumac serves Japanese comfort food and specialty coffee.
7 / 7Kurumac serves Japanese comfort food and specialty coffee. Christopher Pearce

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Amidst the eclectic jumble of shopfronts on Addison Road lies this cosy retreat for Japanese comfort food. All-day dishes, such as the onigiri set, are light-but-generously-portioned. It’s served with two rice balls plump with peppery mustard greens, delicate dashi-braised eggplant, pickled bamboo shoots, miso soup and spinach in sweet sesame dressing. Pair with a batch brew from Sample Coffee or try the cult green-tea gelato milkshake.

Must-order dish: Spicy cod roe melt.

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