1. Someone lifting a glass cloche off a lightly smoked seafood dish
    Photograph: Steven Woodburn
  2. A single piece of tuna nigiri on a textural black plate
    Photograph: Steven Woodburn
  3. Chef Tomohiro Marshall Oguro smiling while standing next to sandstone pillar
    Photograph: Supplied/Savannah PR
  4. On a slate plate, a smoked salmon nigiri is being assembled with tweezers
    Photograph: Supplied/Savannah PR | Bay Nine Omakase
  5. Thinly sliced Wagyu in a bowl with egg yolk and sea urchin
    Photograph: Supplied/Savannah PR
  6. Salmon formed into a rose with wasabi on a textural black plate
    Photograph: Steven Woodburn
  7. On a slate plate, a coupe with a vodka raspberry garnished with lime wheels
    Photograph: Supplied/Savannah PR
  8. On a slate plate, A Kansai-style dessert, made with hand-pressed agar-based jelly noodles with dark sugar syrup and roasted soy bean powder
    Photograph: Supplied/Savannah PR
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  • Dawes Point

Bay Nine Omakase

An intimate 10-seat counter with a daily menu served straight from the chef

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Time Out says

An intimate 10-seat counter omakase (chef's choice) eatery is set to open November 18, 2021 in The Rocks’ Campbell’s Stores waterfront dining precinct. Bay Nine Omakase will be launched by the capable hands of chef Tomohiro Marshall Oguro (ex-Sushi-E), who will create a new menu every day for those lucky enough to nab a counter spot. A set menu will be served to diners in a separate 30-seat area, with some dishes from the omakase alongside a handful of others.

Diners can expect elegantly crafted bites like sake-steamed Murray cod, thinly sliced rare Wagyu, cooked sukiyaki-style (slowly cooked, tableside) with onions, raw egg yolk and sea urchin, grilled fillet of imperadore, lightly marinated in soy and citrus, and ankake chawan-mushi (savoury egg custard) with banana prawns.

Oguro is a firm believer in the interaction between chef and diner, and how it can enhance the dining experience, by tailoring individual dishes to each customer at the counter. Bay Nine Omakase is set to be a true game-changer, truly considered and mindful dining, signalling a new wave on the Sydney food scene.

Details

Address
Bay 1-3, 7-27
Circular Quay West
The Rocks
Sydney
2000
Opening hours:
Wed, 5:30-10pm; Thu-Sun, noon-10:30pm
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