Bennelong is Sydney's Premier dining experience, in every way. Dining inside the iconic and internationally recognised Sydney Opera House with a stunning views of another Sydney icon - the Harbour Bridge. A site of historical significance, for Australia's first people, the Indigenous Australians, more specifically the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, occupied this site. … Continue reading A restaurant that ticks all the boxes @Bennelong
We were lucky enough to score an invite to FCBA’s 2 year anniversary at Taisho Japanese Restaurant in the East Village Zetland. What an exciting way to celebrate. If you don’t know FCBA, they are a wonderful community of Food Critics and Bloggers (and Instagrammers and general lovers of food) that have regular meet ups … Continue reading FCBA’s 2nd Birthday @Taisho Japanese BBQ
Spiced by Billu's is in the trendy dining precinct at Barangaroo, just by the ferry terminal, so it has a lovely view of the water. It would also be a great place for a long lunch on a weekend. We were here for a Sunday evening dinner, the seating is alfresco (yet covered) under dimmed … Continue reading Indian cusine from Harris Park to Barangaroo @Spiced by Billu’s
New Shanghai is an extremely popular restaurant serving modern Shanghai cusine, hence the name. With multiple restaurants around Sydney including Chatswood, the city and Ashfield. We visited the Ashfield location on a busy Friday night, with people queuing to get their dumpling and bun fix. Once inside, the restaurant had a good atmosphere full of … Continue reading A list of delights @New Shanghai
“OPAH” is an expression you often hear at celebrations, and this is feeling and intense emotion. Often accompanied with dance and Greek music. Fitting, because this venue is perfect for celebrations or simply enjoying food with friends. No plate smashing here, just delicious food and great hospitality. Opah is family run business serving Greek food … Continue reading Our Big Fat Greek Yum Cha @Opah Cronulla
We all know Newtown is a Sydney dining and drinking hot spot. With so much choice, how do you find the gems? We will help you, with this blog post. The place is called Flour Drum, an ecclectic cafè restaurant toward the St Peters end of King street in the mix with some cool boutiques … Continue reading 10 layer lamington and more @Flour Drum
Treetop Cafe, in the heart of the bustling highrise suburb of Waterloo in close vicinity to Zetland/Victoria Park. There are many people living in this area, with only a few choices for eating out. Treetop cafe is coveniently located to cater to the locals. A large open space decorated with greenery playing to the name … Continue reading Breakfast platters @Treetop Cafè
Bondi Trattoria has occupied the southern end of Campbell Parade Bondi Beach for many years. With a recent change in ownership and revamp of the dining space and menu, Bondi Tratt is a must visit. The new owners, both with impressive resumes. Joe Pavlovich running the kitchen, with experience listing the likes of est and … Continue reading Revamped @Bondi Trattoria
With lockout laws putting a downer on Sydney's night life, what is there to do to have a fun Saturday night in Sydney? Well, Sydney's west has a new legit attraction not to be missed: Paddy's night food markets. They make use of the Flemington markets space which is generally dormant at night. Running each … Continue reading Night food markets @ Paddy’s Flemington
We were lucky enough to attend a wonderful wine pairing event by Philip Shaw Wines with food prepared by the chefs at The Winston Hills Hotel. With 60 guests in attendance, three long tables were set up in the dining area and Daniel Shaw at the front with a microphone for him to explain the … Continue reading Orange is the new black@ The Winston
