Sundays Everyday in Myaree

Posted February 16th, 2011 in Eat Out in Perth - Japanese Food - No Comments »

43 Hulme Court, Myaree WA 6154

(08) 9330 2911

Open
Mon-Sat 07:30am – 02:30pm

Located in Humle Court in Myaree, this small take-away Japanese food shop has been very popular -especially among the workers in Melville area.

They open from 7:30 in the morning, so customers go there to grab a cup of fresh brewed coffee and a pack of fresh made sandwiches before they go to work (or school). I’d say their business style is great as they know what their target market is. At first, it may sound strange to see a coffee machine next to the show case filled with takeaway teriyaki-chiken and katsu-curry. But, it makes perfect sense – I’d want to have a cup of coffee after having lunch!

Their sandwiches are Japanese style – I mean, they use Japanese mayonnaise for the fillings (e.g. egg sandwiches), and there are teriyaki chicken sandwiches etc. I’ve wrote about this place before saying that their serving portion is really big, and it can be said for the sandwiches – the fillings are big too. There are about 4~5 slices of ham in a ham sandwich!

When you go to Sundays Everyday, try to go there as early as possible – there may be a queue to order around lunch time, but if you go there late (around 2pm) the chances are you will be only getting the left-over takeaway food in the showcase. The kitchen usually closes around 2:10PM (they said), but they may close around 1:50PM if the business is quiet. That’s what happened to me this time… I arrived there just before 2PM, and there’re about 6 people dining there. I was browsing the menu board, and a waitstaff said “sorry, the kitchen is closed”.

That’s a shame! I really wanted to try their ramen this time. The daily lunch menu looked good too. But, probably next time… I could see from the counter the kitchen staff working hard cleaning the floor and the bench. D and I picked a teriyaki-fish to share from the showcase.

All the donburi-styled takeaway food was $8.50 each. To me, the rice was little too soft, but it may be because it was from the showcase.

There are some Japanese magazines (and Australian magazines and newspapers) to read inside the shop. When I was eating and reading, I realised it’s actually a nice place to sit down and have lunch or even a cup of coffee. I felt cozy.

People kept coming to order some food until we left the shop. I wish they open little longer! But, this is Australia, I’m sure the owner (a Japanese guy) enjoys his private life after 2:30PM – the busy business each day. The reason he moved to Perth permanently could be to enjoy his life like it’s a Sunday every day.