Michelin starred Chef Bee Satongong from the acclaimed Paste Bangkok, has another of her amazing Thai restaurants in Mittagong in the NSW Southern Highlands. We randomly visited the restaurant when on a golf trip. Craving Thai, we looked up google and the review and pictures looked good and we walked in a secured a table. … Continue reading Paste @ Mittagong
From today, the 6th May until 29th May, you can find a unique event to experience in Chatswood. For ‘Chatswood Nights Roaming Gnomes', you’ll find 12 large scale inflatable Gnomes and an animated projection each night from 6pm on the concourse façade featuring the Gnomes travelling around the world. https://www.culturebites.net.au/Events/Roaming-Gnome Tinternational food trails can be … Continue reading Chatswood Nights Roaming Gnomes
This Doy Tao is very different to the Newtown outlet. Whereas Newtown is a table service restaurant, this is labelled as “express”. And that it is, for you order at the counter inside and your food comes out almost as quick as you order it. There’s a few tables outside, but no other diners when … Continue reading Doy Tao Waterloo
Nam 2 in Green Square is a new venture for the team from Mr Nam in Mascot. This is a more upscale restaurant in an Art Deco-styled space in Zetland. It feels classy and sophisticated yet comfortable. Nicely styled with green leather couches, wood grain and marble. They’ve certainly gone all out for the decor. … Continue reading Nam 2 @ Zetland
Sugarcane has been on our culinary ‘must visit’ list for a while now. We had a free weekend so decided to visit for lunch on a rainy day, since it was quiet and we could easily get a booking. It is in a beachfront location at the Southern end of Coogee beach. The venue has … Continue reading Sugarcane @ Coogee
Holy Basil is a Thai Dining institution. When I was recommended by the family to arrive 30 minutes before opening time, they were not wrong. There was already a huge line outside, with people keen to get their table. By the time we left, there were lines around the corner. We were at the Canley … Continue reading Holy Basil @ Canley Heights
When you think of heading to a Thai restaurant these days, often a curry puff, spring roll or green curry comes to mind in a cheap and cheerful local store. But when we headed to Riverside Thai in Pyrmont, we were pleasantly surprised to see a more upscale Thai restaurant with a super interesting menu … Continue reading Signature Thai @ Riverside Thai, Pyrmont
Only a short 2 min walk from Hurstville station is Thai Thae. A causal thai eatery with a huge kitchen and fully stocked bar. Not your run of the mill thai restaurant, the menu boasts authentic thai with Bangkok street dishes, showcasing a huge menu of with interesting entree additions and also some chefs recommendations … Continue reading Thai Thae – Hurstville
Wow. We have been on a really good run of restaurants of late and Peppercorn @the civic is no exception. This joint is our new favourite Thai restaurant, although it’s really more Laotian. Our run of visits to good restaurants is partly due to some great apps on the market at the moment. We have … Continue reading Peppercorn @ the Civic Hotel
Beneath the simple allure of Abb Air’s menu lies a multitude of flavours, each with its own story. The recipes of Abb Air have been passed down through generations preserving the traditional Thai taste. Using fresh herbs, authentic spices, fresh ingredients and exotic seasoning, they redefine traditional dishes to ensure all customers receive an unparalleled … Continue reading Where to go for street hawker Thai in Sydney CBD @ Abb Air
