Good restaurants - Sydney centre
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Good restaurants - Sydney centre
Going to Sydney for a couple of nights for work - staying in Pitt St - anyone recommend a good restaurant not too far away - can't spend $$$. Eat anything - anyone tried Jamie's Italian or the bier house? Or a good recommendation in China Town?
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Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
Jamies is good, but no booking and usually a queue. Worth it though, and the queue is small early in the evening.
Lots of good places in Chinatown, there are also a lot of Korean places around lower Pitt near Bathurst, and then excellent Thai places on Pitt and Goulburn.
Suggestions:
Medan - best Korean (but you have to queue) on Pitt.
chilli Chacha best Thai on Pitt/Goulburn
Home on Sussex great Thai (great queue too)
I will ask my wife for suggestions. She eats her way across the city...
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Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
Din Tai Fung - World Square for the finest dumplings money can buy.
Spice I Am - Wentworth Avenue, best thai.
Chophouse - Bligh St does amazing steak but is a tad pricy
Spice I Am - Wentworth Avenue, best thai.
Chophouse - Bligh St does amazing steak but is a tad pricy
#4
Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
Try the Rocks too- can't remember the name but there was a really good pizza/Italian place there. Not too expensive.
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Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
If you don't mind a bit of a walk, get the train to Central, leave at the southern exit onto Chalmers St, and walk up Devonshire St to Crown St - ten minutes. You'll pass a few pubs - Royal Exhibition, Strawberry Hills, Clarendon - now renamed Duck & Olive I think, Shakespeare, Trinity Bar, all with decent kitchens, plus there's a few restaurants and plenty more round the corner onto Crown St, heading back towards the city.
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The food is truly excellent and the place has a great atmosphere, unlike many of the Sydney CBD eateries :-(
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Great tips, will also try them out soon
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Wow, where to begin.
Jamies is good, but no booking and usually a queue. Worth it though, and the queue is small early in the evening.
Lots of good places in Chinatown, there are also a lot of Korean places around lower Pitt near Bathurst, and then excellent Thai places on Pitt and Goulburn.
Suggestions:
Medan - best Korean (but you have to queue) on Pitt.
chilli Chacha best Thai on Pitt/Goulburn
Home on Sussex great Thai (great queue too)
I will ask my wife for suggestions. She eats her way across the city...
Jamies is good, but no booking and usually a queue. Worth it though, and the queue is small early in the evening.
Lots of good places in Chinatown, there are also a lot of Korean places around lower Pitt near Bathurst, and then excellent Thai places on Pitt and Goulburn.
Suggestions:
Medan - best Korean (but you have to queue) on Pitt.
chilli Chacha best Thai on Pitt/Goulburn
Home on Sussex great Thai (great queue too)
I will ask my wife for suggestions. She eats her way across the city...
#10
Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
Harts Pub near the Rocks, great beer and good food all at decent prices.
Slip Inn down from Town Hall station, great beer and good food all at decent prices.
Dundee Arms along street from Slip Inn, great beer and good food at decent prices.
You may notice a bit of a theme here!!
#11
Re: Good restaurants - Sydney centre
oooh...might try the Din Tai Fung, all I need to do now is find World Square!!
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Apetito on George Street nr the Four Seasons hands down best Italian out of Italy we ever had..
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ChopHouse was great for steak, rib eye on the bone. Extensive wine menu, good reds. Live music on the Sat night. Interior based on a New York steakhouse and apparently it used to be a blue movie cinema .