Parking Near Tetsuya's (Closed), Sydney CBD
Where Can I Park for Tetsuya's (Closed) Parking?
Tetsuya's permanently closed after its final service on July 31, 2024, so 529 Kent Street is a former venue rather than a restaurant car park. The closest listed space is 30 m away at $16 an hour. A secure private space 40 m away costs $4 an hour, while a secure undercover commercial garage 50 m away costs $5 an hour.
- Address
- 529 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Private Parking in Sydney's CBD, 30 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Gadigal, 380 m (5 min walk)
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A well-known visitor attraction Photo: Pexels / Efrem Efre
Parking at Tetsuya's on Kent Street
Tetsuya's was located at 529 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, but the restaurant permanently closed after its final service on July 31, 2024 (Broadsheet). Drivers should therefore treat the address as a former venue rather than expect an attraction-operated car park or restaurant parking service.
The site sits in Sydney near Sydney CBD, where a nearby Parksy space can be more practical than looking for venue parking. The closest listed option is an affordable private parking space 30 m away, priced at $16 an hour. A secure private space 40 m away is listed at $4 an hour, giving short visits a lower-cost alternative close to the former restaurant address.
Named Parking Choices Around Kent Street
Several other named private spaces are listed close to the site. A secure undercover commercial garage in Sydney CBD is 50 m away and costs $5 an hour. An indoor car space in Sydney CBD is 80 m away and costs $380 a month, which suits drivers seeking a longer-term arrangement rather than a brief stop.
A further secure and affordable parking space in Sydney CBD is 90 m away and costs $5 an hour. These options keep the walk short while offering different parking types, including undercover, indoor and commercial garage spaces. The listings provide nearby alternatives for drivers visiting the former venue address or continuing into Sydney near Sydney CBD.
Kent Street Traffic and Closure-Related Pressure
Tetsuya's closed permanently after 35 years when relocation plans fell through (Time Out). Its final service took place on July 31, 2024 (Broadsheet), so the restaurant no longer creates the dinner-time demand associated with an operating dining venue.
Parking pressure can still build through normal Sydney CBD activity, particularly when nearby workers, shoppers and visitors arrive at overlapping times. The surrounding address is on Kent Street, and drivers using private spaces should follow the entry instructions and conditions attached to the selected listing. The site itself should not be used as a reason to expect restaurant access or a dedicated customer bay.
Parksy Spaces Closest to the Former Restaurant
Parksy lists six spaces within 90 m of 529 Kent Street. The nearest is a private space 30 m away at $16 an hour, while a secure private space 40 m away costs $4 an hour. A secure undercover commercial garage 50 m away is priced at $5 an hour.
For longer stays, an indoor car space 80 m away costs $380 a month, and a secure undercover space 40 m away costs $559 a month. The 30 m and 40 m spaces are only a few steps away from the address, while the 50 m, 80 m and 90 m choices remain within a short walk.
Walking From Gadigal, Museum and Central Stations
Gadigal is the nearest station, 380 m from the site and a 5 min walk. This is the most direct rail connection for reaching 529 Kent Street without bringing a car into Sydney near Sydney CBD.
Museum railway station is about a 6 min walk away, while Central is about a 12 min walk away. Gadigal provides the shortest stated walk, Museum offers another nearby rail approach, and Central is practical for passengers already travelling through the main Sydney rail hub.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Tetsuya's (Closed) Parking?
Tetsuya's permanently closed after its final service on July 31, 2024, so 529 Kent Street is a former venue rather than a restaurant car park. The closest listed space is 30 m away at $16 an hour. A secure private space 40 m away costs $4 an hour, while a secure undercover commercial garage 50 m away costs $5 an hour.
Is Tetsuya's Still Open at 529 Kent Street?
Tetsuya's permanently closed after its final service on July 31, 2024. Drivers should treat 529 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000 as a former venue and should not expect restaurant access, attraction-operated parking or a dedicated customer bay at the site.
What Is the Closest Parking Near Tetsuya's (Closed)?
The closest listed option is an affordable private parking space 30 m from 529 Kent Street, priced at $16 an hour. A secure private space 40 m away costs $4 an hour, providing a lower-cost alternative close to the former restaurant address.
What Longer-Term Parking Options Are Near the Former Venue?
An indoor car space in Sydney CBD is 80 m away and costs $380 a month. A secure undercover space 40 m away costs $559 a month. These monthly options suit drivers seeking a longer-term arrangement rather than a brief stop near the former venue address.
What Other Parking Choices Are Available Around Kent Street?
A secure undercover commercial garage in Sydney CBD is 50 m away and costs $5 an hour. A further secure and affordable parking space is 90 m away and costs $5 an hour. Nearby listings include undercover, indoor and commercial garage spaces, with entry instructions and conditions attached to the selected listing.
Can I Reach 529 Kent Street by Train?
Gadigal is the nearest station, 380 m from 529 Kent Street and a 5 min walk. Museum railway station is about a 6 min walk away, while Central is about a 12 min walk away. Gadigal provides the shortest stated walk for reaching the former venue without bringing a car.
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