Shuk

Name: Shuk
Address: 2 Mitchell Street, North Bondi (NSW), 2026, Australia
Price range: $35 (Average price is calculated based on entrée/appetizer or mains/desserts, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative. )

2 Mitchell Street, 2026 North Bondi (NSW)See map

Average price $35

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Average price $35
Average price
Average price is calculated based on entrée/appetizer or mains/desserts, excluding drinks. Prices have been provided by the restaurant. The average price is indicative.
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Barramundi, miso eggplant, saute’ed kale, tahini & chives (gf): $29
Chicken w saffron & lemon , baked sweet potato, cucumber, tomato & feta (gf): $28
Tasmanian lamb backstrap, spiced carrots, quinoa tabouli & yoghurt (gf): $34

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2 Mitchell Street, 2026, North Bondi (NSW), Australia

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Bondi Beach, North Bondi, Sydney Eastern Suburbs

About the restaurant

A taste of Israel in North Bondi Shaka-what? It seems like just yesterday that we were struggling with pronunciation and wondering why baked eggs had to have a fancy name. Now, thanks to fab Israeli joints like Shuk, shakshuka is threatening to take on the same breakfast status as corn fritters, or, dare we say it, ricotta pancakes. And it’s not just about the baked eggs, either. Shuk by Night is a dinner menu filled with scrumminess such as a charred eggplant and pomegranate salad and slow cooked beef cheeks served with celeriac puree and chimichurri. The cafe/restaurant/bakery is housed in an old corner store in the backstreets of North Bondi and still retains much of its original neighbourhood vibe. Just make sure you get in early or be prepared for a bit of a wait. Best dish: Shakshuka