The name “The Marke Kitchen and Bar” derives from the fact that this restaurant is at the junction of a multitude of places. X marks the spot. From here you can head off internationally or domestically via the airport, you can drive 20 minutes to the Sydney CBD, but it is also the gateway to … Continue reading The Marke Kitchen and Bar
Poly is the sister restaurant of Ester, a brilliant restaurant in Chippendale. Both restaurants are high on our list of Sydney favourites. Poly is located in a great spot on the border of Surry Hills and the Southern end of the CBD. You will find it in a large converted industrial space part of the … Continue reading Poly
We had the pleasure of staying at the stunning Bangalay Luxury Villas, only 2.5 hours from the Sydney CBD, in Shoalhaven Heads, which we found out about through Destination NSW. You can read about the accomodation through our blog here. In this relaxing seaside location, there is also an amazing on site restaurant, Bangalay Dining. … Continue reading Bangalay Dining
We can't wait for Pyrmont's annual Festival, which will return on in Pirrama Park, Sydney 28-29 September 2019. Part of a broader 17 day festival of food in the area. The festival is jam packed with food stalls, food trucks, wine, arts and cultural activities. Think gourmet suppliers, eateries, craft beers and wines. Partnering with Orange NSW, … Continue reading Pyrmont festival Sydney
Darlinghurst’s answer to ethical, sustainable and healthy clean organic food can be found here at Wilde and Co. Tipped by a fellow foodie friend, we made our way here for a healthy brunch and we are so glad we did. The menu incorporates locally produced goods and many ingredients that have been marinated, fermented and … Continue reading Wilde and co – ethical and sustainable
Are you thinking of a visit to Taiwan and not quite sure where to go? We absolutely love the country, and so much so, we are considering returning. We outline below the different regions that a popular for tourists (and some less so) in a hope to help you construct your itinerary. Taiwan is a … Continue reading Where to visit in Taiwan?
We have had Ester on our 'to visit' list for a while now. The birthday of our foodie friend @where_do_i_eat_pete gave us good reason to make a booking and head there to celebrate. In the back streets of Chippendale, this restaurant has made a name for itself, serving up high quality food with a chilled … Continue reading Our #1 restaurant for 2019 so far @ Ester
Kaoshuing is the second largest city in Taiwan after Taipei and it is a port city. Although it's a big city and quite spread out, trains get you around easily. There's so much cool stuff to do! Plenty of shops, art, culture and of course night markets. The architecture here is also pretty cool! Just … Continue reading Where to go in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
If you're in the area, it's probably because you're on a tourist bus or you're there to surf. We stayed north of Taitung in an area close by Donghe and south of Cheng Gong at Formosa Surf camp. Between the morning and afternoon surf, we loaned a scooter and explored the area. Traffic is minimal … Continue reading What to do on Taiwan’s Taitung Coast; Jinzun, Donghe and Dulan
Whenever we travel down the south coast, we always make it a point to drive through the stunning heritage town of Berry. Admittedly it’s mainly for the hot cinnamon donuts, but we love the bakeries, cafes and restaurants, gift stores and markets too. The area is one of those places with quaint houses, lovely gardens … Continue reading South Coast Food and Wine Festival
