Mappen – Haymarket, Sydney
Monday, 18 Apr 11
We try to capture the last rays of light in hurried moments, lingering over slippery noodles made lively with a squeeze of lemon. A gentle nudge and the conversation and egg yolk flows, words like liquid gold to soothe the heart.
Mappen was one of those places I knew we had to try, but Tim was less convinced. He doesn’t like egg, so I could not persuade him of the wonders of tamago onsen, the glorious just barely cooked eggs, nor was he convinced of the cold udon I knew I craved. He likes his udon piping hot, whereas in the heat of summer, I was craving cool slippery noodles. Luckily for us, Mappen caters for both of us, with a large size bukkake udon above for him, and a small onsen bukkake udon for me, with copious amounts of self serve shallots and tempura drippings.
There’s also deliciously crispy tempura you can choose to serve on the side. This vegetable ball is one of my favourites, though admittedly, my chopstick skills suck, so Tim usually has to tear it apart for me. We also love having tempura tofu and chicken, and occasionally sweet potato the size of my hand. All for very reasonable prices.
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Mappen is located just behind the 85c Cake Shop on George Street, right next to the indoor seating area of Pepper Lunch. Just remember, you’ve got to queue on the left hand side, and move to the right to pay.
Shop 11, 537-551 George Street, Sydney
Ph: (02) 9283 5525
Opening hours:
Sunday to Wednesday 11.30am-10.00pm
Thursday to Saturday 11.30am-10.30pm
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I love coming here for a cheap meal ^^
Comment by Lil — April 18, 2011 @ 2:11 pm
Their tamago are amazing and I usually end up tearing up the kakiage with my fingers. Fried food = good times!
Comment by Helen (grabyourfork) — April 20, 2011 @ 2:58 am
Whitebait? I didn’t see that when I was last there! Then again, their tempura selection does change…If you like runny egg then you need to check out when they have tempura egg – poached egg, battered AND deep-fried!
Comment by mademoiselle délicieuse — April 23, 2011 @ 11:32 am
Those noodles look so interesting….
Comment by muppy — May 6, 2011 @ 9:52 am