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Yakitori Yurippi

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Yakitori Yurippi. (2026, October 22). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/nsw-good-food-guide/yakitori-yurippi-crows-nest-20241003-p5kfl3.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Yakitori Yurippi, a fast-paced Japanese bar known for its charcoal-grilled chicken skewers and beer, has recently relocated to a larger space across from its original Crows Nest location. The new site features vintage decor and a horseshoe-shaped counter where chefs expertly grill yakitori orders placed on paper. Menu highlights include butterflied chicken wings, collagen-rich tails, caramelized liver, and crispy chicken skin skewers, alongside grilled scallops and seasoned cabbage.

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Yakitori Yurippi, a fast-paced Japanese skewer bar located in Crows Nest, Sydney, has recently expanded to a larger site across the road from its original location. The establishment, known for its charcoal-grilled chicken dishes and extensive beer selection, has been operating for nine years. The new space features vintage Sapporo posters and shelves lined with old Japanese toys, creating an immersive dining experience. Orders are taken manually using biro pens and paper, emphasizing a traditional approach to serving yakitori (grilled skewers). Menu highlights include uniquely prepared chicken wings shaped like golden kites, collagen-rich tails, caramelized liver pieces, and crispy skin threads. Additionally, the restaurant offers non-chicken sides such as butter-licked scallops grilled in their shells and "addictive cabbage" seasoned with shio kombu for an extra savory flavor.

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Japanese Japanese$ Sapporo Yakitori Yurippi

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Yurippi ORG · 2× Japanese NORP · 1× Japanese$ ORG · 1× Sapporo ORG · 1× Yakitori ORG · 1× the Champions League ORG · 1× the Good Food Guide ORG · 1×

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Yakitori orders are placed through biro and paper and highlights include chicken wing (butterflied to look like a gnarly, golden kite); the juicy collagen-rich chicken tail; knobs of liver caramelised with tare, the sauce enriched with drippings; and chicken skin threaded like a crunchy, fatty accordion.

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2026-10-22 · The Sydney Morning Herald

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One Yurippi has traded for the past nine years in Crows Nest with smash-and-go yakitori, but in the past year, the team has moved its workhorse grills across the road to a much larger site. asserted

team → trade → site

Here, there are vintage Sapporo posters, shelves lined with old Japanese toys and a smoky horseshoe-shaped counter where chefs spin skewers like they are competing in the Champions League of table football. asserted

they → be → football

This, of course, is where you want to sit. asserted

you → want → course

highlights → place → accordion

Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted

reviews → book → ?

A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide. asserted

restaurant → pay → Guide