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Chicken inasal is marinated in calamansi, ginger, garlic, lemongrass and spiced coconut vinegar.
14.5/20

Vinegary, smoky, spicy: This charming Darlo diner packs a proudly Filipino punch

Renovated Victoria Street spot Takam is winning over diners with dishes that really resonate.

  • Terry Durack
Ouzo Bar & Dining opens in Darlinghurst in mid-October 2024, serving cauliflower with Jerusalem artichoke on its opening menu.

‘Easy to create a flavoursome dish’: Why Sydney’s cauliflower craze isn’t slowing down

New iterations of the once-humble vegetable are appearing on menus across town thanks to its flavour, cooking versatility and year-round availability.

  • Scott Bolles
Celebrity chef Manu Feildel in his new bistro.
12.5/20

The verdict on TV chef Manu Feildel’s French bistro in a Sydney pub

Feildel insists he isn’t chasing hats, but when main courses hover around $40, a restaurant still has to get the basics right.

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Curried egg sandwich.

This fun Surry Hills cafe slings old-school sangers (and killer pythons) for all ages

Bite-sized Surry Hills cafe It’s Recess is bringing back tried-and-true sandwich fillings alongside Samboy chips, lolly snakes and excellent coffee.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Tilda’s mixed grill with sides and condiments.

Sydney’s OG celeb hotel is about to get four very glam new venues

The team behind Lana and Grana will launch two bars and two restaurants at the landmark Wentworth site on Phillip Street.

  • Scott Bolles
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Mondeghini meatballs come with lemony mayo.
Good Food hat15/20

Roll up to this newly hatted Summer Hill osteria for nostalgic Italian with a high chance of meatballs

Ormeggio chef Alessandro Pavoni’s new inner west osteria channels a mostly Northern Italian nonna’s repertoire.

  • Terry Durack
Sails overlooks Lavender Bay, Luna Park, the bridge and beyond.

Your October hit list: The hot, new and just-reviewed places to check out, right now

From Summer Hill’s new nostalgic Italian spot to a revamped harbourside diner, here’s where (and what) to eat and drink in Sydney this month.

Prawn toast.

Prawn toast goes fancy as lobster, truffle and foie gras spins hit Sydney menus

Luxury spins on the popular toasty treat have become the accoutrement du jour at restaurants across town.

  • Scott Bolles
13.5/20

Fun times for less than $40? This Potts Point newcomer has you covered

Restaurateurs Kirk and Nick Matthews-Bowden have opened Teddy in the former home of Raja, offering budget-conscious specials, a daily happy hour and BYO Mondays, with a pretty vine-clad courtyard to boot.

  • Terry Durack
The popular beef curry pan.

This bakery’s curry bun is so popular every second customer buys one

Azuki in Wolli Creek is spreading an appreciation for Japanese baked goods one bite at a time.

  • Lenny Ann Low

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