In a city that's so jam-packed with dining destinations, this Japanese and Korean eatery is a welcome slice of authentic Asian cuisine, thankfully hidden away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Located on the upper level of a Pitt Street plaza, Fullhouse (whose name has absolutely nothing to do with the 1980s and '90s TV sitcom, Full House) is a friendly spot for group occasions or intimate dining over a shared bento box or sushi and sashimi platter. Other highlights include the teriyaki mains with rice and miso soup, with chicken, beef, fish, salmon, and vegie and tofu varieties, and the hot udon soups, featuring vegie, chicken, pork, chicken, tempura and seafood options. With lanterns shining light on the brick walls and wooden tables, the feel is homely, neat and traditional, and the open kitchen is also a plus.
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