Happy Hour in Sydney CBD
Kuro Hour runs Thursday to Saturday, 5pm to 6pm. The first hour of evening service rather than a window later on. In Japan the drink after work is its own occasion rather than an afterthought. This is that hour, on Kent Street. Walk in, or book if you want the space held.
WHEN
Thursday to Saturday, 5pm to 6pm
One hour, and it finishes at six. Come at the start of it.
WHAT'S POURING
Suntory Premium Malts $10
Sake Highball $15
Glass of House Wine $10
TO EAT
Mixed Olives $7
Edamame $10
Gobo Chips $10
Renkon Chips $10
Kuro Fried Chicken $12
Raw Fish of the Day $25
Where We Are
Kuro is at 368 Kent Street, between Wynyard and Town Hall and a short walk from Barangaroo and Clarence Street. Wilson Parking sits directly opposite at 383 Kent Street, and Town Hall station is 250 metres away.
A Drink Before Your Next Stop
Happy hour suits the hour between finishing work and whatever is next — a glass and a few plates without committing to dinner. Sit at the bar counter or unwind in the lounge, then kick on.
It also works as a first drink before a dinner reservation, here or elsewhere. If you decide to stay, the full menu runs from the same time. The glass of wine is poured from the list that took Two Glasses in the 2025 Australian Wine List of the Year, built by Tom Subileau, our Co-Head Chef and Sommelier.
Staying On?
Walk-ins are welcome at the bar. The full dinner and bar menus run from the same time, so the hour turns into dinner without moving. Everything is on the menus page.
It also works as the drink before a show. See pre-theatre.
Bringing a group? Book ahead so we can hold the space.
Sister Venue Kahii
Oysters and cocktails at happy hour next door Tues-Sat 5-7pm — Kahii, 364 Kent Street.
