Originally known as ‘Thainatown’, this pocket of eateries close to Sydney’s Chinatown in Haymarket was originally just for the Thai community. Now the secrets of Thai Town are out, offering a wide array of Thai food for everyone to enjoy.
With this year’s Sydney Lunar Festival set to become the largest ever, there will be plenty of places for you to eat your way to good fortune to bring in the Year of the Rat.
Enjoy the Australia Day long weekend with some true-blue Aussie food — from traditional sausage sandwiches and burgers, to Aussie-inspired cuisine like kangaroo and emu meat pizzas, or even some special cocktails showcasing native ingredients and flavours.
Fill up your tummy for a good cause. Sydney Eat Street has put together a list of restaurants, cafes and bars around Sydney raising money for bushfire relief by offering a portion of food and drink sales to those in need following the devastating NSW fires.
Annandale is known for its quiet leafy streets and heritage buildings, but head to Annandale Village, a little pocket in the centre of town and you’ll find a hub of activity with plenty of places to eat, drink and catch up with the locals.
Well, that’s that then. Christmas and the New Year have come and gone but the “joy” may still be lingering for many of us — around the waist. Sydney Eat Street this week looks at the restaurants that might offset some of the excess or kickstart a healthier New Year’s resolution.
Whether you opt for a sleep-in or get up early for a swim after a big New Year’s Eve night out, there’s plenty of places to enjoy food with friends while soaking up the Sydney sun on the first day of 2020.
Sydney takes top honours the world over when it comes to celebrating New Year’s Eve and whether you’re by the Harbour Bridge or not, here’s a selection of where to farewell 2019 and welcome in the roaring 20s.
Sick of all the hard work it takes to host a Christmas lunch or dinner at home? Sydney Eat Street has put together a list of great restaurants open on Christmas Day, offering a wide range of foods from traditional Aussie feasts to something a little bit different.
Forego the crowds and make merry instead with these festive menus and fun events around Sydney. From traditional Christmas lunches and dinners to something just a little bit different, here’s a guide to the best feasts this festive season.
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