We are very fond of Japanese culture, so much so, that Japan is the country we chose to visit for our honeymoon a few years ago. It’s a cuisine that is number one choice for us when trying to decide where to dine. We like the clean food, quality proteins and flavour combinations, amidst the … Continue reading Amazing Japanese @ Tokyo Laundry
Spring Street Social is an awesome speakers type venue, hidden underground on Spring Street in Bondi Junction. Enter down the rabbit hole via the staircase, into this basement entertainment space, with a fully stocked bar and a kitchen pumping out some enticing bites. The kitchen is headed by new chef Kago Fong with his inspired … Continue reading Spring Street Social‘s new Asian Tapas Menu
Dumplings and pork buns, there is something about these tasty little parcels that draw us in. This is our favourite part of Shanghainese cuisine. New Shanghai have a few restaurants around Sydney and are known for producing delicious dumplings, wontons and buns. We visited the New Shanghai Restaurant in Westfield Pitt Street mall to get … Continue reading New Shanghai – Pitt St
Peking Duck always draws crowds to a Chinese restaurant and Holy Duck! have taken it to the next level, with their whole duck feasts that will serve the masses at a reasonable price. Not only this, you can order an array of Chinese meals, primarily duck based but plenty of other quality dishes too. This … Continue reading Holy Duck! Regional dinner series
A new modern Cantonese restaurant has opened in Sydney’s North Shore, in Castlecrag’s Quadrangle Shopping Village. It offers a menu showcasing Cantonese classics with a modern twist, a new take on traditional Chinese food. Photo - supplied The dishes on offer have seen chef Jason Chan fusing together traditional flavours with new ones to give … Continue reading Canton Kitchen – new to Castlecrag
Lotus Dining have recently taken up residency in the Chinese Gardens of Friendship, Darling Harbour. It is a tranquil setting, surrounded by a beautiful Chinese themed garden with fish filled ponds and Chinese art, right in the heart of the city. Relax and unwind in this oasis, perhaps order a tea from their extensive list, … Continue reading The Gardens, by Lotus
We went to the Agrarian Kitchen after visiting Mona (Museum of Old and New art). From one quirky establishment to another, Agrarian Kitchen has set up in an ex mental asylum and this time we were committed. The fit out was impressive, keeping many of the original ornate features and sprucing them up. The dining … Continue reading Agrarian Kitchen – Tasmania
Biang Biang, known for their store in Chinatown in the Sydney CBD, there's now a store in Burwood too. With the proliferation of Asian eateries alongside the new high rise developments, Burwood could vy for the mantel of the Chinatown of the inner west. Do your tastebuds a favour and get yourself to Biang Biang … Continue reading Biang Biang Noodles @ Burwood
Having opened it’s doors in June, an elegant interior of free form art provides an irreproachable setting for celebration and purlieu. The vision of their menu is one that triumphantly reimagines Chinese cuisine. The impact on classic dishes many have come to know and love as staples in this food is subtle, yet compelling. … Continue reading Mama Mulan for your next event!
A busy bustling city that is so super rich, you’ll see Bentley’s, Tesla’s, Rolls Royce’s and more, some even with P plates on. This wealth means there’s heaps of high end shopping, bars and restaurants. People in Hong Kong are into their hiking and there’s plenty of walks to do and many sites to see. … Continue reading Where to go in Hong Kong over 5 days
