InsiderAustralian
10/23 Barangaroo Avenue,
2000,
Barangaroo (NSW)
Average price $125
30% off food - Bentley Group
Mothers Day Menu- Platters From $135
Seafood
29 Kent St,
2000,
Millers Point (NSW)
Average price $70
3 Course Set Menu w/ 4 Hour Drink Package For Groups 15+ $129
InsiderMiddle Eastern
2/17 Hickson Road,
2000,
Dawes Point (NSW)
Average price $65
Mother's Day $120
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InsiderAustralian
27 O'Connell Street,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $125
30% off food - Bentley Group
100 Barangaroo Avenue,
2000,
Barangaroo (NSW)
Average price $75 Accepts Yums
Express Lunch - 3 Course $49
Insider
117 Macquarie St,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $75 Accepts Yums
Express Lunch - 3 Course $49
Mediterranean
35 Wheat Road,Rooftop Terrace,Cockle Bay Wharf,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $70 Accepts Yums
50% off food - TheFork Festival
Spanish
17 Bligh Street,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $75
Italian
114 Cockle Bay Wharf,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $65
50% off food - TheFork Festival
Australian
176 Cumberland St,
2000,
The Rocks (NSW)
Average price $155
Breakfast in the Sky $55
Italian
T3.01, 300 Barangaroo Avenue,
2000,
Barangaroo (NSW)
Average price $55
Bar & Dining Menu - Average price per person $55
Bottomless Brunch by Luke Nguyen from $95
InsiderChinese
1 Macquarie St,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $50
Indian
1g/55 Miller Street,
2000,
Pyrmont (NSW)
-30% off the "à la carte" menu!
InsiderAustralian
20 Curtin Place,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $95
30% off food - Bentley Group
Mediterranean
5-11 Wentworth Avenue,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $28
Intro Wine Class $60
French
Level 1 The Tank Stream Hotel 97 Pitt Street,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $65
High Cheese $29
Australian
2 Chifley Square,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $20
Italian
185 Elizabeth St,
2000,
Sydney (NSW)
Average price $95
Chinese
438 Sussex St,
2000,
Haymarket
Average price $60
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.