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226-228 Commonwealth Street Shop 2, Enter from Belmore Lane, Corner of Commonwealth Street NaN, Sydney
Shop 1, 8 London St, Campsie, NSW 2194 0, Sydney
Foods are delicious and exceptional. Nice place and good service. Highly recommended.
209 Clarence St 2000, Sydney
First time to Fortune Village since it has moved locations! Completely the same... AMAZING! The food is always consistent the vibe is always friendly and great. Would and do recommend to all my friends. Finally a Chinese restaurant that makes a non Chinese feel like family :)
4 Pitt Street 2016, Sydney
Not bad, the clam pot was a bit salty
1 Mrs Macquaries Rd Royal Botanic Garden 2000, Sydney
For being the only cafe in the botanic gardens, this place is a bit disappointing. It is very expensive and doesnt have many options to choose from.
1 Macquarie Pl L05, Gateway Shopping Centre 2000, Sydney
One of the better Chat Thais. Not as crammed but feels pricier.
363A Pitt St (in laneway off Pitt St) 2000, Sydney
Awesome Service Awesome Food Awesome Atmosphere Just EPIC!
500 George St Shop 8 lower ground, The Galeries 2000, Sydney
While not the tastiest ramen around, certainly excellent value for money. Can be a bit noisy and during peak they want to turn the table over quickly so not the best for lingering. Service is fast once you are seated. Try the iced green tea cappuccino.
83 York St 2000, Sydney
I got a takeaway Beef Rendang one morning, before they had started serving food (so I was obviously happy with the service after they accommodated my request). The rendang was decent. Not the best I've ever had, but pretty good. From the outside the decor looks like any food court-style place. Not really where you'd go for fine dining, but it did look nice and clean.
401 Sussex St 2000, Sydney
Well i am well nice person with lot to absorb like the place full of potential to learn and equiped. I am well respected person to see everyone as a family and good to earns
The Galeries Victoria 500 George St 2000, Sydney
Tasty sushi at good value. Recommend the grilled salmon hand roll.
100 Murray St Darling Harbour 2009, Sydney
Very poor service, came there for coffee and dessert, we received the coffee after about 15 minutes, but the dessert took over an hour and we had to ask about it. This restaurant is in the Novotel where we are staying, the breakfast is buffet style and pretty generic, food is decent.
66 Mountain St 2007, Sydney
malaysian eatery with the generic menu. cheap, fast, no chit chat service
248 Palmer Street Shop 6, Republic 2 Court Yard 2010, Sydney
I followed a recommendation last week and took my omnivore boyfriend to Kindness Cafe on Palmer Street tonight. I had the best time!!! They are a vegetarian/vegan restaurant with Thai style food, all organic and the best service. We had roti, curry puffs, corn fritters, fried tofu and tofu cakes. Then an amazing warm crumbly tofu and spicy green apple salad, tom kha soup and a red curry. She gave us dessert on the house! It was a sago and taro with coconut milk and flaky coconut on top. Everything was served in such a kind, peaceful and beautiful way; even the ice cubes were in the shape of little flowers! I was so excited to be there and the owner De was so excited to have us, she hugged us and thanked us for coming. After we had the roti dipping sauce, my omni boyfriend said he prefers the taste of the vegan one to the one with beef he ate last week and that he'd come back. I am so so so happy to have found this place and encourage everyone to come give it a try!
A great little community Japanese yakitori bar (a rarity in Sydney) run a team of passionate, friendly bar members. Bartender Yoshi Onishi can assist with the creation any Japanese-esque cocktails, using everything from Calpis to Japanese whiskies. The yakitori offerings are also aplenty, school prawns are great, so is lotus chips and giblets (if you love offals).