Lotus – Potts Point, Restaurant Review
Posted on January 7, 2012 in Featured, Modern Australian by Eating in Sydney.
With all the celebrations and excitement of bringing in the New Year, as well as the Christmas festivities before that, there is one thing that brings you back down to Earth. Quickly. And that’s your first week back at work. So after what has been the busiest last few months of my working life, it was really nice to finish off the week by going out to a top restaurant for drinks and a meal.
Made in Italy – Pyrmont, Italian Restaurant Review
Posted on December 26, 2011 in Featured, Italian by Eating in Sydney.
Ciao. Please, sit down. I have a small confession to make. I am a massive fan of all things Italian. Cars, women, women, women and of course Italian food. Now although Italian women have always gotten me into trouble (oh the memories), I’m happy to say that Italian food has always put a smile on my face :)
Nick’s Seafood – Darling Harbour, Restaurant Review
Posted on December 25, 2011 in Featured, Modern Australian by Eating in Sydney.
It had been a while since I had last visited Nick’s Seafood Restaurant in Darling Harbour. A full year in fact. Unlike Jordan’s Seafood Restaurant across the water, which has since closed down, Nick’s Seafood Restaurant is still just as busy as ever.
Sushi Rio – Sydney CBD, Japanese Restaurant Review
Posted on December 17, 2011 in Featured, Japanese by Eating in Sydney.
Sushi Rio is located on the southern end of Sussex Street in the Sydney CBD. Positioned right on the corner at Liverpool Street, the restaurant is adorned with large glass window panes and prominent ‘SUSHI RIO’ signage sitting behind them. The fittings are a beautiful mix of dark granite, deep blacks, brushed aluminium, combined with a striking large chandelier that makes for a very modern and sophisticated look.
Chefs Gallery – Sydney CBD, Chinese Restaurant Review
Posted on November 19, 2011 in Chinese, Featured by Eating in Sydney.
Chefs Gallery is a Chinese restaurant located just around the corner from KFC on George Street in Sydney’s CBD. Despite the stiff competition from The Colonel (HAH!), Chefs Gallery does really well by offering some beautiful Modern Chinese cuisines that not only taste good, but are visually appealing as well.
The Foodie Ride – Sydney Cycling & Restaurants Guide
Posted on August 28, 2011 in Other by Eating in Sydney.
Time for something a little different. This post isn’t really a restaurant review, it’s more of a ‘nice to know’ article, especially if you love cycling. Created by SydneyCycleways.net, The Foodie Ride, as the name suggests, brings together cycling and food, which I think is a great combination! Especially now that Summer is nearing and people will soon enjoy more time in the outdoors.
Australian Youth Hotel – Glebe, Pub Review
Posted on August 4, 2011 in Featured, Modern Australian by Eating in Sydney.
Located on the outskirts of the Sydney CBD, The Australian Youth Hotel sits in the vibrant suburb of Glebe. An area rich with some of Sydney’s best cafes, restaurants and pubs.
Outback Steakhouse – North Strathfield, Restaurant Review
Posted on July 31, 2011 in Modern Australian by Eating in Sydney.
When it comes to Aussie steakhouses, there are plenty to choose from; Outback Steakhouse, Ribs n Rump, Hog’s Breath, Hurricanes, and those are just the popular ones.
My very first experience at a steakhouse was at Outback Steakhouse in Parramatta. I remember being blown away by the ridiculously large portions of steaks, ribs, chicken and even chips. Since then I have always looked forward to frequenting them.
BaBa Laksa House – Sydney CBD, Malaysian Restaurant Review
Posted on July 24, 2011 in Malaysian by Eating in Sydney.
BaBa Laksa House is a tiny, food court style, Malaysian restaurant tucked inside The Grace Hotel – a wondrous, heritage listed hotel right in the heart of the Sydney CBD. If you have never heard of BaBa Laksa House, then you could hardly be blamed because this restaurant is almost impossible to notice.
Taste on Sussex Lane – Sydney, Bar & Restaurant Review
Posted on July 17, 2011 in Featured, French by Eating in Sydney.
The very first Taste Baguette restaurant opened in Surry Hills with a goal of providing the freshest baguettes in Sydney, baked every 15 minutes during lunch and filled with only the freshest ingredients. Since then Taste Baguette has grown to 10 stores, including the one we visited on Sussex Lane off Kent Street in the Sydney CBD.
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