Situated in Bangkok, the must visit Namsaah Bottling Trust is an interestingly cool and quirky restaurant. This converted villa is certainly eclectic, decorated with a colourful mosaic tiled entrance, pink exterior, white shutter windows and and chandelier. You are drawn in by this and the interesting choice of music which reaches out and grabs the … Continue reading Eclectic must see @Namsaah Bottling Trust
Parida is located on the esplanade at Bondi Beach. It is in a brand new building near the QT hotel and is sophisticated in its set up and styling. It ishe perfect spot for enjoying tapas and wine on a Friday night (or any night for that matter). There are seats overlooking the beach and high … Continue reading Sharing over wine @Parida Bondi Beach
Palm beach, St Barts, The Hamptons, St Tropez: all places that would come to mind when you walk inside East Coast Lounge. Although out in Chowder Bay, on Sydney Harbour, the styling may feel like you are in a far away location. But why you would need to be, when you have such a beautiful … Continue reading Serene dining @East Coast Lounge
Long Kin is a Thai restaurant in Pymont run by husband and wife team, with Sutee running front of house and his wife Suweena running the kitchen. The restaurant has a clean modern fit out scattered with some quirkyness. There are monkey figurines displyed on shelves with monkeys and bananas decorating the walls, along with … Continue reading I love Thai @Long Kin
Lo Luk a French Bistro recently taking up residence in a converted terrace on Bourke Street Surryhills, towards Taylor Square. This new French provincial inspired Bistro is a neighbourhood gem opened by Luc an his brother from Northern France to serve homely traditional French cuisine. With street front seating allowing you to take in the … Continue reading Classic French @Lo Luk Bistro
Bankstown sports offers a great dining experience, and their latest addition - Peking Square did not disappoint. A large restaurant space decorated to theme, with red lanters hanging from the roof. There are a number of themed private dining areas too, you can dine in the Hong Kong room for instance. The walls displaying the … Continue reading Peking Square for Banquets and Yum Cha @Bankstown Sports
Pasta Emilia, traditional Italian in the heart of Surry Hills. We would describe it as Italian rustic, a large space for guests to dine, pasta making out the back and a gourmet store downstairs for street access. Owner Anna Maria hails from Italy herself, from the Emilia Romagna region. She and her husband have significant … Continue reading Handmade pasta @Pasta Emilia
In the heart of the Hunter Valley within Roche Estate(formerly known as Tempus Two) is The Goldfish restaurant and bar. The restaurant has alfesco dining with a pleasant outlook into the vineyard, with vines also clinging to the pergola, providing shade and giving the feel of enjoing your meal in the vineyard. The internal dining … Continue reading Wine and dine amongst the Hunter vines @The Goldfish restaurant and bar
Located on busy Cleveland St, Darlington is the kitsch restaurant, Kindred. Aptly named, the friendly staff and setting will make you feel like part of the family. Serving mainly Italian Cuisine with much of their menu produced from scratch, in house and all made with love. The extra effort translating to a memorable dining experience. … Continue reading Made with love @Kindred
This Japanese BBQ restaurant is situated in the heart of North Sydney with a stunning outlook at the Sydney Harbour bridge from certain tables. The restaurant is a large space catering to groups of any size, with a range of different sized tables all with the BBQ's in the centre. It is great to have … Continue reading Australia day is coming, work on your BBQ skills @Rengaya Japanese BBQ restaurant
