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Japanese meat store and yakiniku Gyusha coming to Chippendale

Scott Bolles
Scott Bolles

Customers at Gyusha will be able to choose a cut and either take away or grill it themselves at the table.
Customers at Gyusha will be able to choose a cut and either take away or grill it themselves at the table.Manmarumaki

When farmers haul their goods to town they usually sell them at a growers' market.

Jon and Angie Choi have decided to open a restaurant instead.

Gyusha – a Japanese meat store and yakiniku restaurant – opens in Chippendale next month, selling the Chois' wagyu, from their property at Binnaway, outside Dubbo.

Customers will be able to choose a cut and either take it away raw or grill it themselves at the table.

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Jon Choi says they export to Asia and the Middle East under the Crown State label.

"It'll be great to have somewhere our customers can try it [without having to go to Binnaway]," he says.

"Gyusha means cowshed in Japanese."

The venue opens next month at the back of Sydney's Central Park development.

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Scott BollesScott Bolles writes the weekly Short Black column in Good Food.

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