Words & Photography By JamieBom
Article edited by Shinru
Article edited by Shinru
Hi people, how are you all?
Since my last blog post ‘Little Caesars Pizzeria @ Perth’, Sydney
and Melbourne food hunting blog posts are finally here! These blog posts are
meant to give my friends a reference as they are going to visit to Sydney and
Melbourne soon. Also, for those who are interested to travel to Australia,
hopefully this would be a good guide for you.
Part 1: Must Visit Café and Restaurants in
Sydney
Enjoy reading the post!
Harry's Cafe de Wheels
First
recommendation would be Harry’s Café de Wheels, the Best Hot Dog in Sydney, is
a good place to patronise at anytime of the day. For your information, it has a
70 years old history and they serve fresh pastries including hot dog, pies and
sausage roll. You must not miss out their signature Hot Dog de Wheels as it is most probably the best hot dog in Sydney
and it costs you AUD $6. Their authentic pie topped with mashed peas is really
special and tasty.
Harry’s Café
de Wheels
Add: Brougham Street,
Sydney, New South Wales 2011,
Australia (City East)
Phone: 61 2 9357
3074
Bourke Street Bakery
Bourke Street
Bakery is a popular neighbourhood bread shop located at beautiful Surry Hills
that serve nice coffee and good pastries for breakfast. Their pastries were so
tempting and I have ordered croissant, chocolate tart and vanilla brulee tart.
Undoubtedly, I had a great breakfast experience at Bourke Street Bakery. You
should definitely give them a try due to the delicious taste as well as their
friendly service.
Bourke Street
Bakery
Add: 633 Bourke Street
Surry Hills, Sydney NSW 2010
Phone: +6 2 9699
1011
Operating Hours:
Mon to Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat & Sun 8am – 5pm
Royal Copenhagen Ice Cream
Royal Copenhagen
Ice Cream is one of the most popular gelato shops in Sydney. They offer a
variety of flavours that you never seen before. Don’t miss it when you are
visiting the nearby attractions.
Royal
Copenhagen Ice Cream
Add: Shop C1, Promenade West Circular Quay,
NSW 2000
Phone: +6 1 9997
2296
Hurricane’s Grill Steakhouse
Hurricane’s
Grill Steakhouse is a must go restaurant as their famous ribs are definitely
worth queuing. I really miss their ribs because it was too good, the taste is
just nice and the bake potatoes are perfectly blended with the sour cream. It
is located at the famous tourism spot – Darling Harbour. Don’t forget to make a
reservation else you might not get a chance to grab it! The premium Australian
steaks and burgers are all in their place.
Hurricane’s
Grill Steakhouse
Add: 2-10 Darling Drive
Darling Harbour NSW 2000,
Australia
Phone: +61 2
9211 2210
Operating Hours:
Mon to Sat 12pm – 3pm for lunch
Mon to Sat 5pm till late for dinner
Sundays & Public Holidays 12pm till
late
Lindt Cafe
I bet you all
heard about Lindt Chocolate if you are a chocoholic. It’s a good café near to
Martin Place, as it offers a variety of chocolate desserts to ease your stress!
However, KoKo Black is still my preference after trying out their desserts at
Lindt Café.
Lindt Café
Add: 53 Martin
Place (Cnr Phillip Street), Sydney
Phone: (02) 8257
1600
Operating Hours:
Mon to Fri 7.30am – 6.00pm
Sat & Sun 10.00am – 6.00pm
Pancakes on the Rocks
Pancakes on the Rocks
serves all kinds of pancakes and there are lots of choices (other than
pancakes) for breakfast and lunch. It has been awarded the best casual / family
dining for many years.
Pancakes on
the Rocks
Add: 227 & 229-230 Harbourside Shopping
Centre,
Darling Harbour
Phone: (02) 9280
3791
Operating Hours:
Sun to Thurs 7.00am – 10.30pm
Fri & Sat 7.00am –
12.00am
Mappen Noodle Bar & Oiden Rice Bowl Bar
Mappen Noodle
Bar and Oiden Rice Bowl Bar are my favourite restaurants in Sydney. I had been
there two consecutive days to try both restaurants, as they are just
side-by-side. The portion of the food is just nice with reasonable price, and
most importantly the food are really tasty and you can’t just get enough for
it. The restaurant isn’t spacious enough to accommodate too many customers, so
do eat faster if there’s a long queue up there. Also, remember to clean the
table as they are practising self-service program, be considerate to those who
is going to use your table later.
Mappen Noodle
Bar & Oiden Rice Bowl Bar
Add: Shop 1/ 537-551 George St,
Sydney NSW 2000
Phone: (02) 9267
1368
Operating Hours:
11.30am – 10.00pm daily
Sydney Fish Market
Sydney Fish
Market is a famous tourism spot that you won’t want to miss out as it sells the
freshest seafood in town. You can enjoy the freshly shucked oysters, seafood
platter or even fresh fruits alongside seagulls and giant pelicans on the
wharf.
Sydney Fish
Market
Add: Bank Street
Pyrmont NSW 2009, Australia
Phone: +61 2
9004 1100
La Renaissance Café Pâtisserie
