Guest blogger editionIf you’ve ever walked down Pitt Street in Sydney’s CBD, you’ll probably notice the plethora of Korean restaurants, but a walk a little bit further and you’ll reach the start of the Thai restaurant section. One of these restaurants is Khaosan. I’ve always …
Guest blogger editionBack in 2010, thefoodbook visited Sushi Tei, a decent quality Japanese restaurant conveniently located in the central business district, making it a prime lunch time spot for all nearby business workers. Fast forward a few years and Sushi Tei is still a great choice …
Guest blogger edition A spin off of the extremely popular Chat Thai restaurant chain is Samorsorn, a food court type offering (but with its own seating area) located in the food court underneath the Myers on Pitt street mall. It’s set up to have a …
Guest blogger edition One of the best crab dishes I’ve ever had was at Simna laksa house in Kingsford during my uni days. The crab was huge, meaty and delicious. I remember licking the crab shell and sucking my fingers to get every last bit …
Guest blogger editionOriginating from Bondi is Bondi Pizza, the pizza and pasta chain which now has a sprawl of restaurants across Sydney. On this occasion, we visited the Brighton Le Sands branch. Located on the corner of the main road, right opposite the beach, it …
Guest blogger edition I had previously attended a friend’s wedding at the Stamford hotel in Mascot (near the airport) and thought the food was pretty decent. So when browsing the entertainment book, the AV8 restaurant came up and I noticed it was part of the …
Guest blogger edition The problem with Shanghainese restaurants I find these days is that everything on the menu looks so good! This basically means that we end up ordering waaay too much, having to stuff ourselves to the brim or takeaway a doggy bag. Taste …
Guest blogger edition ‘My chefs gallery’ is a spin off of the ‘Chefs gallery’ restaurant which originally started next to KFC on Bathurst St in the city. Similar to Din Tai Fung and other Shanghainese inspired cuisines, it was and still is quite popular. My …
Guest blogger editionA small, unassuming Japanese restaurant located in the small suburb of Bexley North begets another hidden suburban gem. Much like Sushi Hiro in Beverly Hills, Ken’s Sushi Bar Dining is a cozy little Japanese restaurant with owner operators bringing their culinary skills direct from …
Guest blogger edition I’m a bit of a fan of Ippudo, so when I received an invitation to a private blogger only event to try out their new (yet to be opened) restaurant in Central Park, Broadway, I just could not refuse. In true testament …