A video gamer’s secret ‘out-of-this-world’ paradise serving gourmet Japanese food is hidden behind these unpretentious doors on the outskirts of Australia
- Foodies and Gamers Go Wild at Sydney’s ESC Gaming Restaurant and Bar
- The newly opened eatery is located in Chatswood, 20 minutes north of the city centre.
- You can enjoy playing video games while enjoying delicious Japanese food.
Tucked away in the suburbs behind unpretentious double doors is every gamer’s dream: an incredibly interactive restaurant.
ESC Gaming Restaurant Sydney, located in Chatswood, 20 minutes north of Sydney CBD, serves delicious Japanese cuisine accompanied by a variety of video and arcade games.
Diners can reserve colorfully decorated rooms featuring characters from games and anime, and play popular PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch games with controllers delivered on the sushi train.
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Behind these intriguing doors is a foodie gamer’s haven where guests can play video games while dining
ESC Sydney is located in Chatswood, 20 minutes north of the CBD, serving delicious Japanese cuisine while enjoying a wide range of video and arcade games.
Diners can reserve colorfully decorated rooms decorated with game and anime characters and play popular PlayStation 5 or Nintendo Switch games
Every corner of the newly opened venue is filled with fun, from quirky décor to retro arcade games.
Visitors can ‘eat, play and hang out’ in private rooms or seated booths for a two-hour time slot and enjoy ESC’s extensive gaming catalog, including: Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart.
Gaming isn’t the only way Sydney residents flock to unique restaurants.
Foodies rave about the unique eatery’s excellent Japanese menu, described by blogger Sydney Food Boy as “truly amazing.”
Foodies are raving about the unique eatery’s fantastic Japanese menu, described by blogger Sydney Food Boy as ‘truly amazing’
Visitors can “eat, play, and hang out” in private or seated booths for a two-hour time slot and enjoy ESC’s extensive game catalog, including Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart.
“You can’t help but think these dishes came out of some fine dining spot rather than a ‘game restaurant’ kitchen,” they wrote in an Instagram post.
Influencer The Food Inbox said: Order on your iPad and have it delivered to your room so you don’t have to leave the game.
Menu highlights include sumptuous sashimi platters, wagyu beef skewers, and decadent cheese mashed potato volcanoes.
Booths can be booked for $80 for a minimum of two people, and private rooms are available for $100-$200 with a 2-hour limit.
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