Eating Out

Eating out in Sydney can be a great experience. There's always food to fit your budget and liking.

Eating Out Experiences
Albee's Kitchen, Kingsford
Abdul's Restaurant, Surry Hills
Bamboo Bibigo, Surry Hills
BBQ Galbi, Waterloo
Bourke Street Bakery, Surry Hills
The Cabin, Roseberry (Coming soon!)
Chur Burger, Surry Hills
Crossroads Bar, Swissotel, Sydney - High Tea
Crystal Cafe & Restaurant, Waterloo
Ding Tai Fung, Westfield Sydney
Din Tai Fung, World Square, Sydney
Doraji Korean Fusion Restaurant, Waterloo
East Phoenix, Zetland - Yum cha (Coming soon!)
East Phoenix, Zetland - Dinner service (Coming soon!)
Eden Cafe, Zetland
The Grounds of Alexandria - Cafe Visit, Alexandria
Guylian Belgian Chocolate Cafe, Sydney
Harry's Chilli Crab, Sydney
Home Thai Restaurant, Sussex St Sydney
Ichiban Boshi, Bondi Junction
Kobe Jones, King Street Wharf, Sydney (Coming soon!)
Kobe Jones Teppanyaki, The Rocks
Kokoroya Japanese Sushi Dining, Waterloo (Coming soon!)
Nikuzo, Bondi Junction
Mappen, Bondi Junction (Coming soon!)
Matoko, Sydney
Max Brenner's, Westfield, Bondi Junction 
Miso Japanese Restaurant, World Square, Sydney (Coming soon!)
Mezza Train, Mascot
Olive and Bean, Zetland (Coming soon!)
Oliver Brown, Zetland (Coming soon!)
Ottoman Turkish Cuisine, Newtown
Red Lantern on Riley, Darlinghurst
Ribs & Burgers, Zetland
Ryokan Goyjuan, Balmain
Sushi Fusion, Randwick
Sushi Hotaru, Bathurst Street, Sydney 
The Captain's Grill, San Souci (Coming soon!)
Tim Ho Wan, Chatswood
Wugu, Zetland

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