We watched part of the Super Bowl at Winghaus Gateway in the Circular Quay area of Sydney, and it…read morewas a fun spot to catch the game. The atmosphere was exactly what you'd want from a traditional sports bar -- plenty of screens, cold beer flowing, and a lively crowd getting into the action. We ordered wings and beer, while we watched the game. The wings were noticeably tiny by American standards, but they were cooked really well.

Stopped by for the Tuesday wing special 50 cents each! Looked around and looked at everyone's…read morewings...they were small and looked great as most wing places have such large which we don't really care for. We asked about to go and were told that we had to order off the regular menu. Ok, no problem but are the wings the same as the special wings of the day. We were informed they were. We said "good we like small ones!" We paid, received our bag and left. When we arrive back at our place we opened up our boxes. No celery included. Then there were the wings. They were almost the size of baby turkey wings and totally soggy. So much for excitement of 2 orders of hot wings that didn't happen. Service was good. The place had a good number of customers seeming to be very happy. Just not happy with my order as we were told it would be. Our fault for not opening the food containers before we left. Recommend one eat at the restaurant versus take away.

Ordered a vegan cauliflower burger and was given chicken (which I only found out after biting into…read moreit). If you are vegan or have food allergies, I'd steer clear.

I walked in and Black Sabbath's children of the grave was blasting on the house speakers. I knew I…read morewas going to like this place. Full bar, craft beers on tap, demonic murals and sick, twisted graffiti on the walls, sets the tone. Kinda a "filthy hipster" vibe. One of the servers had a tee shirt on that said "eat dick mate" it's like that. And the food. Sick burgers, some of the best in Sydney. Done properly, fried on a griddle, old school. Nice squishy toasted buns. Fucking yum! Fried chicken, their other specialty, equally awesome, offering mashed and gravy. Not sure what Aussie obsession with gravy is all about, but they offer it in portion cups like catsup in the States. WTF? Mary's gravy is worthy of the extra calories to help lube up the crusty, fried chicken. Their have been some mixed reviews about this place, but it's legit in my book, rock on Mary's!

Belles hot chicken was my reprieve on a cold and rainy day. It may be outside, but the tables have…read moremultiple heaters surrounding them. Food is ordered using a QR code system. I got the chicken tenders and fries meal. Make sure you order sauce because it doesn't come with any. The tenders and fries were super flavorful. The staff was super helpful in helping me choose what to get!

After visiting the Wild Life Sydney Zoo we wanted a quick place to stop for lunch. We stopped here…read morebased on someone's recommendations. It's a simple menu, so I ended up getting the tenders with a side of slaw. The chicken and the comeback sauce was pretty good. The coleslaw was fairly plain. Service is minimal as you order my QR code. But great views all along Barangaroo. Not bad. Not special, but quick and easy.

The food here was great. I had the Camel burger and it was so nice and juicy. Other places serve it…read moreup dry.- not here. The chicken tenders were so moist on the inside you would be forgiven to think they were steamed. Staff very friendly and service was fantastic. OHhh and if you order via the "smart table" app you save $10.

Great mozzarella sticks, great service, great wings sauce and dip however dry asf meat and crunchy…read moreand soft skin at the same time. Great vibes tho~(*.*~)

This place is like a Michael Bay blockbuster, all looks but no substance…read more The place is new, it looks fancy, the service is pleasant, and the food looks really good...but it fails to deliver and it's pretty underwhelming. For $13.90 a bowl a ramen, I'd expect it to have more than one piece of chashu...and a hot piece not a cold piece. It's $3.80 for 3 more pieces of chashu, meaning ~$18 for a bowl of ramen for 4 pieces of chashu. It would be a fair price if it were say Ippudo, but this place isn't even close. On top of that the egg was way overcooked. Meh. Manpuku takes a page out of Ramen Zundo's book and offers a Red (chili) and Black (soy) ramen and they also use bean sprouts and cabbage. Not necessarily bad, just different. The best part of the dish were the noodles since they're al dente...but overcooked egg, cold chashu, and a tepid broth make this place one I don't plan on frequenting again.

Happy belly... ive eaten here a few times and really loved…read morethis place. We needed a little extra help with the menu this time. I got the traditional chicken ramen broth it was excellent, flavourful and tastey and hit the right spot for me. The manager gave my other half some extra veggies as he went pork free with his dish. The manager spent extra time with us and going through the menu and completely nailed our tastes to recommendations. Some of the best service we've received in a long time, we'll be back.

Located in Casula across from the new Costco, this hidden gem Memphis is worth the drive…read more Outdoor/indoor dinner meets American/Tex Mex burgers, wings and flavors South of the Border (Mexican). Patio seating is great, but mind the flies, they might come after you and for sure will try to pinch your food. This place is a haven for your velveeta cheese sauce cravings and chicken wings! Try the different sauces, smokey BBQ and the peri peri are pretty bomb. What's even better is they have Arizona Iced Tea, not just the peach flavor but the legit green tea which is mandatory. Ask for a glass of ice and you're in business. Think it can't get better? Just keep your britches on, this wings joint is across from the Costco shopping center and Bing Lees. So that 30 minute drive was not for loss, you get awesome wings and a Costco run all in the same trip. Memphis, I'll be back! (Exit song...Walking in Memphis)

It was quite a disappointment for me . The food we ordered took ages and when we finally got the…read morefood it was really dry . Considering how far we have traveled it was definitely a miss for me .

First time here and we odered honey soy and chilli pepper crazy wings. I did not want to order the…read moresuper hot version as I wanted to try how hot the chilli pepper one is first. They both were OK and I might come back to try the super hot version next time.

I'm told by a Chinese colleague you need to ask for the "chemical grade chilli wings" at Crazy…read moreWings if you want to burn the roof of your mouth. They aren't on the menu. Some sort of secret Fight Club-esque uppercut amongst lovers of extra spicy things I imagine. I think he's right because the spicy wings I had, while covered in chilli powder, were not by any means spicy. However, they were delicious. I ordered one of each 6 chicken flavours and got my hands dirty eating each. The honey soy was sweet and homely while the black pepper offered a kick closest in the direction I was searching. There are two wings per skewer and I found the 6 skewers was filling enough when combined with a bowl of BBQ meat rice. Service was let down by waitstaff who seemed more interested in their mobile phones than customers. There was only one or two other parties at most during the Saturday lunch time I was there and I think disinterested staff meant the wait time for food was unnecessarily long. I'll be back for more wings, this time equipped with the Chinese characters of what I need to ask for to get the spiciest of wings.

Other good stuff I've tried since my first review:…read more - chicken fillet skewers - garlic toast (like garlic bread but cooked with oil rather than butter) - honey soy wings* - garlic wings* - Asian curry wings* - enokitake mushroom skewers** * Good but not as good as the original wings. Next time I come here I'm just going to order loads of original wings. ** Not as good as the abalone mushroom skewers. Stuff I tried that I DIDN'T like: - mung bean noodle salad - seaweed salad - eggplant skewers When I went to pay the man gave me a $10 voucher to use on my next visit, which I thought was pretty awesome.

First stop after landing in Sydney. This was only 5 min from the place we were staying and our…read morelocal friend recommended it. Amazing service- not a lot of brunch options but overall it was good food. The only other minor thing is we ordered hot totties and they tasted a bit subpar - in their defence though, they didn't really know what that was. If you are in Bondi, this restaurant is worth checking out.

Great atmosphere and friendly staff. Plates vary as small shared and large shared plates. Cocktails…read moreare delicious, so good luck choosing one. We got the daily pizza which had bbq sauce, chicken, brisket and onions. Usually I wouldn't love bbq on a pizza but I was blown away. Great place to check out if you love beautiful decor, small plates and great cocktails right off the beach.