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172 Green Valley Rd Shop 13 0, Sydney
125 York St 2000, Sydney
Quality Malaysian food with a twist
18 College St, Darlinghurst 2010, Sydney
Staff we're REALLY wonderful, they made the experience, very helpful and lovely while not being snooty and pushy. Food was great, lots of yummy vegetarian options and the chef was happy to change some things to suit. I also really like the fit out and the vibe, nicer than your average place, without being too over the top! Will return.
405- 411 Sussex St Haymarket 2000, Sydney
Premium quality of Chinese traditional hot pot, love it and definitely will come back
T3.03B, Mercantile Walk Barangaroo Avenue 2000, Sydney
ocated directly opposite The Canteen, Old Town Hong Kong is a popular option for lunchtime meals. Renowned for their dumplings and Cantonese-style roast meats (duck, soy sauce chicken, and crispy pork belly), Old Town Hong Kong also offers tasting plates and meal combinations, tailored for quick and convenient lunchtime meal service at the right price point.
The Old Rum Store, Kensington Street, Chippendale 2008, Sydney
Omg yum! Amazing spring rolls, roast duck & bao. The non-duck options sounded good too
41 Dixon St 2000, Sydney
Quick, cheap and cheerful Chinese with a large selection of dishes; famous for their pipi's in XO sauce
Piccadilly Tower 133 - 145 Castlereagh St Piccadilly Tower, Shop 38 Level 1 2000, Sydney
Brilliant city centre yum cha that's always packed by 12.05pm. Basic decor but the food is super-tasty and plentiful.
160 Thomas St Haymarket 2000, Sydney
The most authentic, speedy Chinese experience you can get. If you're looking for showy service and a relaxed environment then go somewhere else. If you're looking for the best Chinese food and cheapest dumplings then come here.
The Galeries, Level 1, 500 George St The Galeries Level 1 2000, Sydney
Swanky little Chinese restaurant / bar at The Galleries. If you're here for dinner give the deep fried tofu with salt and wild fire dukkah and dry fried hokkien noodles with XO sauce a go. Service is good though food is extremely pricey.
Shop 39 1 Dixon St 2000, Sydney
Can be really busy during lunch time. Preparation can take a while, but it was worth the wait. I ordered the chilli noodle which is quite spicy by my standard, you could taste the noodle is hand made on the spot not which is extremely important for any decent noodle shop. The girls next to me ordered the Pao Mo soup which they reckon was really nice as well.
160/806 Bourke St 2017, Sydney
very tranquil atmosphere where you get lost in time enjoying the delightful teas and company, the service is excellent and you gain knowledge and insight into the traditions of drinking fine Chiinese teas served with traditional china and in the traditional way. Very 1920's Shanghai. It is very easy to find just look out for the red lanterns on the corner of Burke and Cleveland street.
188 Pitt St Level 6 Shop 6001 Westfield 2000, Sydney
One of my fav places to go yumcha in the city! It's a little on the expensive side but their dimsims are quite delicious
372 Pitt St Haymarket, 2000, Sydney
Tasty tasty dumplings, and an awesome chicken salad. Queues can be ridiculous since they got into the Good Food Guide though.
U 3 16 Hickson Rd Dawes Point 2000, Sydney
Finally some new life has been breathed into Walsh Bay. The dumplings are good but surprisingly the stand out dish was the fried rice. From the same guys behind Firefly, the fit out is impressive, the wine list very decent and best of all it really has a buzz that the area has been lacking of late. Well worth a visit even if it only for a per-dinner tipple.
The Food is amazing and the staff are family friendly, it is a great place to have a birthday or any sort of party, amazing family area.