Dinning in Sydney

For a nice cup of tea, visit the Tea Centre or the Tea Temple in the city centre along with Sejuiced in Bronte. The main Italian restaurants would be Gelbison, Mezzaluna and Tucchetti. There is a street known as Norton street in inner city Leichhardt that people call Little Italy, and is worth travelling to savour the great pasta here.

French cuisine at Bistro Moncur and Sel et Poivre are splendid, while the Mediterranean cuisine found in the likes of Mykonos, Capitan Torres and Marathon Coffee lounge. For East European dishes, get down to the Zagtoba restaurant or the Corner 75.

Asian food can be found at Chinatown in Haymarket, and the newer version located at Chatswood. From Malaysian, Sri Lankan, Filipino and Indian restaurants give Sydney such a great choice and the fact that there are new restaurants of such diverse cuisine from far off places like Iran and Cambodia, augers well for Sydney’s future status as one of the best city’s in the world.

Sushi bars are popular here in Sydney and the Japanese restaurants such as the Dragonfly, the Raw Bar, and the Shimbashi have the usual sashimi, noodles and the tempura as well as the teriyaki dishes. Smoking in Sydney is prohibited in all restaurants.

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