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The Best Restaurants in Haymarket, Sydney
275 restaurants
12-18 Argyle St (Cnr Playfair St).,
2000,
The Rocks
1,134 reviews
Average price $45
35 Barangaroo Avenue,
2000,
Barangaroo
111 reviews
Average price $73
Art Gallery Road, The Domain,
2000,
Sydney
62 reviews
Average price $45
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7-27 Circular Quay West,
2000,
The Rocks
184 reviews
Average price $135
ICC Sydney Theatre
Darling Dr,
2000,
Sydney
1,069 reviews
Average price $30 Accepts Yums
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Level 4 Overseas Passenger Terminal,
2000,
The Rocks
212 reviews
Average price $95
Shop 1/11-23 Rawson Pl,
2000,
Haymarket
12 reviews
Average price $35
10/23 Barangaroo Avenue,
2000,
Barangaroo
313 reviews
Average price $125
Shop 8/9 R8, Wulugul Walk,
2000,
Barangaroo
623 reviews
Average price $85
11 Hickson Rd,
2000,
Sydney
512 reviews
Average price $105
Level 1 Chifley, 2 Chifley Square,
2000,
Sydney
101 reviews
Average price $110
43 York Street,
2000,
Sydney
136 reviews
Average price $85
185-187 Elizabeth St,
2000,
Sydney
779 reviews
Average price $95
203-209 Thomas St,
2000,
Haymarket
Average price $30
264 George St,
2000,
Sydney
808 reviews
Average price $145
12/339 Sussex Street,
2000,
Sydney
63 reviews
Sydney Opera House Bennelong Point,
2000,
Sydney
1,240 reviews
Average price $185
12 Argyle Street,
2000,
The Rocks
1,743 reviews
Average price $95
The Best Restaurants in Haymarket, Sydney
Right in the heart of the city, this is where Sydney’s Chinatown is located. To eat, there’s everything from cheap and cheerful food court options through to high-end Chinese restaurants (think ordering live seafood from the tanks and having it prepared in loads of different ways). Haymarket is very popular during the day for yum cha, while for night-time dining it’s a favourite with many chefs – including some of Sydney’s finest. Golden Century stays open until 4am, with a host of others bustling until midnight or 1am. Of course, it’s not just Chinese food on offer. There are plenty of options including Japanese, Malaysian, Korean, Thai and more.
Housing in the neighbourhood is dominated by high-rise apartment buildings and is popular with students at nearby universities. Haymarket is an easy walk from Town Hall Station or Central Station and is also serviced by the light rail. Do some shopping at Market City or Paddy’s Market before making your way to Haymarket for a bite to eat.
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