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Ondo. (2026, September 24). The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/vic-good-food-guide/ondo-melbourne-20241105-p5knyg.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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Ondo is a casual Korean restaurant reviewed by Good Food, serving thoughtful meals with gentle service. The standout dish is the rare wagyu beef in yukhoe bibimbap, which combines soft textures and flavors like perilla leaf. Other highlights include somyeon noodles served with bright makgeolli and delicate steamed barramundi accompanied by an array of banchan.

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Ondo, a Korean restaurant in Sydney, has been highlighted by the Sydney Morning Herald's Good Food section for its thoughtful meals and casual yet informed service. The establishment is known for its signature dish, raw wagyu beef mixed with warm rice and perilla leaf in a yukhoe bibimbap that balances textures perfectly. Ondo also offers other vital Korean dishes like somyeon noodles paired with bright makgeolli, a lightly sparkling rice wine. For breakfast or lunch, the menu includes delicate steamed barramundi served with an array of banchan, including sweet-spicy dried squid. The review suggests making it a special date spot with shredded chicken congee and black sesame latte. Good Food reviews are conducted anonymously and independently by the publication, ensuring unbiased assessments.

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Korean Ondo

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Ondo GPE · 2× Korean NORP · 1×

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Good to know: Make it a breakfast date with a bowl of shredded chicken congee and a black sesame latte. Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently.

framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-09-24

2026-09-24 · The Sydney Morning Herald

Ondo · assertive framing

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Rare beef is usually a special occasion order, but at Ondo it’s the signature move. asserted

it → ’ → Ondo

Silk-textured raw wagyu is tossed with warm rice and punchy perilla leaf in yukhoe bibimbap that hits every textural note: soft, chewy, crisp. asserted

that → toss → note

It’s among a handful of vital Korean dishes made with care at this relaxed daytime spot. asserted

It → ’ → spot

Windows open to the street when it’s warm; a wood-clad rear section offers shelter the rest of the year. asserted

section → open → year

Service is as casual as you’d want at breakfast or lunch, but always informed. asserted

you → want → breakfast

Bright makgeolli, the lightly sparkling rice wine, is an ideal companion for a brothy bowl of somyeon noodles. asserted

makgeolli → sparkle → noodles

Delicate steamed barramundi comes with an array of banchan, including sweet-spicy dried squid. asserted

barramundi → come → squid

While the menu is brief, there’s enough depth in every dish to keep diners talking well past the final spoonful of rice. asserted

menu → ’ → rice

Good to know: Make it a breakfast date with a bowl of shredded chicken congee and a black sesame latte. Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently. asserted

reviews → know → congee

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

restaurant → pay → Guide