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It's a little gem hidden away in joondalup.They serve up the most delicious japanese-korean food.Have been here many times in the last few months and …
Setu Modi
Japanese Cafe OEC Sushi
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Small little cafe/restaurant in a quiet neighbourhood. The staff were friendly and the food was interesting and quite yummy. More of a Japanese/Korean…
Macchasoufflé
Japanese Cafe OEC Sushi
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OEC crispy chicken bowl and katsu chicken curry both yummy and really reasonable price. Will be back for sure. Only down side is that it took a little…
Aurellie Li
Japanese Cafe OEC Sushi
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10 Reviews on “Japanese Cafe OEC Sushi”
It’s a little gem hidden away in joondalup.They serve up the most delicious japanese-korean food.Have been here many times in the last few months and have always had an amazing gastronomic experience .its one of my favourite places to eat in WA.Must try their sushi burger ,pancakes ,coffee,baos, poke bowls .
Small little cafe/restaurant in a quiet neighbourhood. The staff were friendly and the food was interesting and quite yummy. More of a Japanese/Korean fusion, but well executed. We ordered the katsu chicken curry rice, the gochujang pork rice and the salmon sushi burger. Katsu chicken curry was dissapppinting. The curry sauce was lacking flavour and spice compared to a typical Japanese curry – tasted more like a mild gravy. All the other components were well executed tho. The gochujang pork rice was recommended by one of the ladies, and turned out absolutely delicious. The pork was well marinated and cooked, slightly sweet with the perfect kick of spice, generous portions. I couldnt get enough of their roasted kale! It was crispy and light, and oh so flavoursome too. Kimchi was good too (considering I normally dont like kimchi myself). Pickles were a nice touch, and a combination of every element was a delightful bite.The sushi burger was interesting, and quite yummy. It consists of salmon sashimi, avocado and greens, wrapped in crisped rice wrapped in a sheet of seaweed. Eat bite was a nice balance of crispiness and softness. The burger was served along with some crispy lotus, kale and sweet potato(?). Nice change to your traditional potato chips. Overall, well worth the drive far up north.
OEC crispy chicken bowl and katsu chicken curry both yummy and really reasonable price. Will be back for sure. Only down side is that it took a little while to order and get the food but worth waiting.