Polish
Tacos to char kwai teow: 20 restaurants you’ll find Good Food Guide critics dining in their downtime
Loaded lobster rolls, best-in-class brisket, and noodles tossed expertly in the wok: our reviewers reveal their hitlists.
- Emma Breheny and Good Food Guide reviewers
- Review
- Brunswick East
‘A meal for two of this quality for less than $100 is downright astounding’
Eastern European delights (including vodka) are brightened up in this vibrant venue.
- Besha Rodell
This hot new Brunswick East restaurant is breaking down stodgy Polish food stereotypes
The slick, contemporary space is out to showcase the country’s cuisine – which is much richer than potatoes, cabbage and borscht.
- Emma Breheny
- Review
- Woollahra
Wieczorkowski
It's pronounced "Vee-chor-kov-ski", something best done in a voice as deep as the lovely Natasha's in ye olde Rocky & Bullwinkle cartoons.
- Jill Dupleix
- Review
- Glebe
Na Zdrowie
Plates of pierogi (dumplings) or traditional soups make great starters, or test the arteries with a pot of smalec: a rich spread of lard and crackling with rye bread.
- Review
- Glebe
Na Zdrowie
If you learn only one Polish phrase, make it 'na zdrowie'. Say it with gusto, throw back a shot, ...
- Review
- Glebe
Na Zdrowie
If you're after a hearty, tasty meal, Polish restaurant Na Zdrowie has the goods.
- Angie Schiavone
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