Eastside Bar & Grill

Eastside Bar & Grill

Old Rum Store, Level 1/8 Kensington St, Chippendale NSW 2008, Australia
Sydney
Open

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About

Five-year-old steakhouse offering "free-flowing steaks" every Wednesday. All-you-can-eat format at high-end steak restaurant level. Kitchen-side seating providing steak-cooking aromatics. 90 Australian dollars (~$56 USD) for entire experience—"fantastic deal" considering typical US steakhouse single steak costs $50-60 minimum. Australian wagyu (MBS+3) featured throughout. Described as "all-you-can-eat for Roscoe Steakhouse.

The Visit

The reviewer experienced an all-you-can-eat steak buffet at East Side Grill and Bar, highlighting the exceptional quality of the meats, especially the scotch filet and sirloin. The meal was described as a carnivore's dream, with new cuts arriving every few minutes and standout sides like beef butter and fries. The dessert, called 'fire and ice,' provided a dramatic and delicious finale, rounding out a memorable Sydney food adventure.

What They Ate

Slices of pork (sous vide, oven, grilled)
Australian Wagyu steak (scotch filet/ribeye, sirloin)
Grilled prawns
Fries
Salad
Fire and ice dessert (liquid nitrogen meringue, cheesecake, creme brulee, popcorn, brownies, panna cotta, vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry ice cream, chocolate caramel sauce)

Quotes

"My favorite piece, 100% the scotch filet. Just look at this thing."
"The steak with a little bit of salt, absolute perfection."
"This place will leave your meat craving extremely satisfied."
"Oh, that creme brulee is so good. This is so creamy."

Our Reflection

Yeast Side justifies $56-for-everything pricing through beef-butter-cloud perfection and scotch-fillet supremacy earning 100%-most-flavorful title. Beef butter tasting like beef-flavor-concentrate in cloud-consistency with flaky-salt crunch, setting ultimate standard. Scotch fillet (Australian ribeye) most tender despite sirloin's shocking tenderness—juicy-fatty with great flavor, perfect sear bitterness. Sirloin's locked-inside juice and no-resistance chomp making "delicious-juicy-tender" feel like insult, smoke-and-fire filling throughout. 72-hour wagyu brisket melting-on-tongue with gelatinous-blanket fat, out-of-this-world tenderness from sous-vide plus marbling. Chimichurri cutting brisket richness perfectly, mushroom sauce adding earthiness/creaminess to sirloin masterpiece. Pork hint-of-sweetness, prawns nice-and-sweet. Truffle fries explosive flavor, mac-and-cheese toasty. Fire-and-Ice dessert ultimate plate—creme-brulee meringue crunchy-airy, whole brownies under popcorn, creamy cheesecake. New-meat-every-two-minutes Trasco-barbecue pacing, absolute-carnivore-beast for price-of-one-typical-steak value. Meat-lover must-try, don't-sleep-on-anything menu. Only consideration: capacity management (very filling, very rich).

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