[2025 Surry Hills Restaurant] Travel Guide for Cafe Kentaro (Updated Jul)

#June Travel Support Fund Cafe Kentaro offers a variety of Japanese drinks and desserts. • Matcha Latte: A latte with a rich matcha flavor, with the ability to adjust the sweetness to suit your taste. • Hojicha Latte: A latte using savory Hojicha, with a unique aroma and flavor. • Matcha Cream Puff: A dessert with a combination of soft cream and rich matcha flavor, recommended for those who want a sweet ending. ⸻ 🕒 Opening Hours & Location • Address: 616 Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010  • Opening Hours: • Monday: 7:00–15:30 • Tuesday: 7:00–13:30 (kitchen closed, drinks and pastries only) • Wednesday–Friday: 7:00–15:30 • Saturday–Sunday: 8:00–15:30 • Dinner Hours: Wednesday–Saturday 17:00–21:00 (Izakaya style and Mediterranean cuisine) Cafe Kentaro offers a contemporary take on Japanese fusion cuisine, offering a special experience for both brunch and dinner. Highly recommended for those looking for a leisurely meal in a quiet street.

#JuneTravelSupport Cafe Kentaro is a hidden Japanese fusion brunch restaurant in Sydney's Surry Hills. The exterior is cute and warm, but the interior is quite spacious and comfortable, making it a great place to enjoy a leisurely meal. I ordered Kentaro Omelet Rice and Katsu Sando. The Omelet Rice is a soft omelet with tomato fried rice and salty miso mushroom gravy, which is a great combination of flavors! The Katsu Sando is a thick pork cutlet fried crispy, and the moist bread, cabbage, and special sauce go well together. The moment I took a bite, I thought, "This is the real deal." The matcha latte was also rich and clean, making it perfect for finishing off with a dessert. Overall, the plating was pretty, and the staff was friendly, so it was a cafe with high satisfaction. Address: 616 Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 Opening Hours: Mon, Wed Fri 07:00–15:30 Tue 07:00–13:30 (kitchen closed) Sat Sun 08:00–15:30 Wed-Sat Dinner 17:00–21:00 (Izakaya menu)

#MayTravelSupportCafeKentaro is a brunch mecca in Surry Hills. I passed by it a few times and finally visited, and I immediately understood why people rave about it. There are many menus that reinterpret the feeling of Japanese home cooking in a sophisticated way, and the plating is also sensational, so it’s a feast for the eyes. I ordered the signature Kentaro omelet rice and flat white, and the soft omelet and rich miso mushroom sauce went well together, and I thought “This is a high-end version of home cooking” after one bite. The coffee is well-balanced, so it goes perfectly with the food! The interior is cozy and has a lot of natural light, so it’s comfortable to eat alone, and it’s a great atmosphere to chat with friends. I really recommend it to those who love brunch + Japanese cuisine. Address: 616 Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010 Hours: Mon, Wed–Fri 07:00–15:30 Tue 07:00–13:30 (kitchen closed) Sat–Sun 08:00–15:30 Wed–Sat Dinner 17:00–21:00 (Izakaya in operation)