Sometimes you'll find unexpected good things when you explore Paddy's Market…read more Yup, this great selection of herb and spices also offering wide range of tea. Can find premix seasoning for your cooking need, like Italian seasoning, Moroccan seasoning, BBQ meat seasoning, etc. If you fancy to make your on za'atar spice, you can the ingredients here.

zero customer service - which is fine since everything is on display…read more cheating me $1 ?? 100 cents?? That is NOT COOL. $2 was clearly written (in BIG BLACK INK) on the bag of poppy seeds. When I noticed $1 short of change, I asked and showed him (manager?) the bag. He handed me $1 reluctantly. before I walked out of the store, he yelled at the other employee. (he could have done that AFTER I left) "Are you sure it's $2?" dude.....it was WRITTEN on the bag.

Friendly owner and staff with great customer service. They have a huge range of nuts and spices.read more

This is a spice store inside the Strand Arcade . It has…read moremany containers of seasoning and spices of unique flavors . There are tea towels of beautiful patterns and designs , as well as parfait spoon satin and serving tongs . My friend bought a set of spices in a wooden box. I got a paid of Lemon stud earrings 18K Gold plated . A interesting store to look at.

New kid in The Strand Arcade, this spice shop has the most amazing array of herbs and spices and…read moreassorted accoutrement for the kitchen. Spice mixes, teas, dried herbs and seasonings I have seldom seen, including dried ancho chilies, practically impossible to source in Sydney. The layout is bright and attractive, the range of kitchen bits appealing and well selected, staff knowledgable and friendly. Some of the spice mixes ready to use look awesome, meat runs and mixes to add to all types of cooking. Bound to be a regular here. Smells awesome!!

Pack your Sensodyne. We're off to Blighty for our next feast. The kids are cashed up and we've…read morebeen handed the keys to the Tuck Shop aka Treats from Home. Antacids at the ready. Here we go: Entrée: Monster Munch, Salt and Vinegar Discos, Squares Crisps, Spicy Nik-Naks, Wheat Crunchies. (NEXT!) Main Course: Paxo Stuffing, Colmans Mustard, Pot Noodle, Mushy Peas, Sandwich Spread washed down with Lilt and Vimto....(cor! ) Dessert: Blackcurrant and Liquorice, Polos, Fruit Salads, Black Jacks, Lemon Sherberts, Wispa, Double Decker, Lion Bar, Revels. (Belch!) Petit Fours: After Eight Mints (Groan...). If you were born in the Mother Land and have sugar issues, this is your place. Either show discipline and turn up with $10 in coins and pretend you're enjoying a slightly inflated re-inaction of your visit to the corner shop as a kid OR take the credit card and buy a three figured amount of calorific nostalgia and promise yourself you won't eat it all in a week. If you're a fish crisp connoisseur then this is the place for you: Walkers Prawn Cocktail, Skips or Scampi Fries (which actually smell like Gents toilets but taste great!). You can buy online too!

THIS PLACE HAS MOVED!!!! It is now located at Level 1, Piccadilly Arcade, 210 Pitt Street Sydney…read more Setting foot inside this place is like the fabric of space and time have folded and you have been transported home to any local shop in the UK or Ireland. Screw your markets and bazaars with their aromas of herbs and spices, nothing awakens the senses like the playful crinkle of a monster munch packet or the shine in your eye when the sun catches off the packaging of a Capri Sun (The only place I have found in Australia that stocks them FYI). Expect a friendly greeting from the Welsh lady who's on the counter and get lost in the selection of stuff you'd forgotten you'd missed. Apart from Taste Ireland, which I have also reviewed there is nowhere that I have come across that has as much selection as these guys. While it is mostly sweets and confectionery there is a huge selection of grocery items available too. You name it they pretty much have it. from washing up liquids, to powders, sauces, stuffing, cordials, soft drinks and football merchandise as well. The selection is absolutely massive. if you're missing home and some of your favorite grub pop in and see these guys. It'll be money and time well spent. If you can't make it into the city, they do online ordering too.

Never thought I would give 5* to a restaurant based in a mall (Westfield in Bondi) but this place…read moreis truly exceptional ! The moment you step in, you feel like in a high end restaurant in Bangkok. It is beautifully decorated with flowers everywhere, beautiful Thai furniture and the service is very caring. In my opinion they quite simply serve the best thai food in Sydney. There is plenty of choice and I've never been disappointed by a dish. Highlights for me are the betal leafs which are ideal to share as a starter and the pork skewers. Some dishes are (really) spicy so follow the waiters' advice !

Decided to dine here at 9pm on Monday after watching a movie upstairs and was pleasantly surprised…read moreas soon as my partner and I were seated. The restaurant is beautiful and you instantly forget you're inside Westfields. I ordered the beef phad see iw and it was easily the best Thai noodle dish I've ever had. Other dishes ordered were the scallops for entree, chicken and lamb. I only tried the lamb but it was amazing (obviously, because it's lamb). Customer service was friendly and the menu is well priced. Will definitely be back to try 100 other authentic dishes.

The Health Emporium is an organic health food store much like any other. They have beautiful…read moreproduce and stock all the usual quality health foods and products. The Emporium tries to source from local small businesses and growers which is commendable but of course all that stuff is more expensive. But fantastic if you can afford it! There's seating so you can stop for lunch or a coffee while you shop for your tempeh, vitamins, virgin oils or free range eggs and I really love the food here. I love me a bit of hippy food and their tofu fritters are delicious... and the coffee is great and fair trade, natch.

Rabbits, horses and health nuts rejoice, this store nestled on Bondi Road is about to become your…read moremecca. Despite its mystical name, it is an abundance of all things organic and life-conscious, whether to you that means avoiding food allergies, or animal products all together, or binging on organic mung beans and popping herbal supplements. They have a resident naturopath ready to help with free consultations, a bulk food sections for those nuts, beans, grains and herbs you're ready to horde, a small resources section if that obscure vegan+gluten free cookbook has been eluding you, a juice and smoothie bar if you need that wheatgrass shot to really rev you up in the morning, and a deli counter with their own delicious creations from wraps and veggie patties to the world's best gluten-free macadamia nut brownies. I'm not joking about the brownies. They're small, but perfectly formed, just like the Health Emporium.

Great service and good fish and chips. Staff are friendly and I would highly recommend trying…read more Thanks, will be back

Easily the best takeaway fish and chips I've had in along time. Delicious calamari rings alsoread more

This was the first time I actually dined at a place using Yelp on the fly in Coogee. Usually the…read moreplaces we went to were recommended by friends or have already been researched before heading over. As we were not familiar with Coogee and the dining options, in comes Yelp for ideas on where to dine. Spice Thai Cuisine has great reviews and so that was it. It looked promising and it got filled up very quickly. The place is smallish and you do get very close to other diners, but no matter, the food is key. We ordered some dishes to share - tom yum soup (seafood), red curry duck, basil chicken stir fry and crying tiger (grilled beef). The food was relatively good (you cannot compare it to the actual Thai food in Thailand) and tasty. I liked the red curry duck which was interesting as there were lychees in it. It gave a sweetness to the curry which was not very spicy (to those who can take the heat). The curry was heaven on rice. The tom yum soup was ok, would be better if there were more herbs and spices in there like lemongrass, galangal and kaffir lime leaves. The basil chicken was not too bad though I guess I would prefer minced chicken and not chicken slices. There was no wok hei (fragrant smoke from frying in a wok under high heat) smell or taste in the dish. The crying tiger (grilled beef) was recommended by my aunt. It was something new to me and I couldn't say I am a fan. The beef was a bit tough and not tender as expected from a wagyu beef. Or maybe I had it all wrong and it was not wagyu beef after all. Still, it was not my favorite dish that night. They do not accept AMEX and there is a minimum spend to use EFPTOS or Visa/Mastercard.

Food was delicious with service to match! Was very impressed with this place! The seating was a…read morelittle cozy but that was fine because the lovely table service it's unnecessary to move around! Satay sticks were great! Fried duck was beautiful!

For the chocolate lovers or not, you should check this out! It locates in Westfield Shopping Centre…read moreso you can just drop by before or after shopping. Even upstairs is movie theatre so also you can come to try something very nice and sweet. They open till late 11:00pm and 12:00am on Saturdays. My favourite is chocolate fondu with strawberries. Try it out! You would love it.

Max Brenner is a chocoholics dream with pipes that run through the ceiling of milk and dark…read morechocolate. The venue is chocolate chocolate chocolate on each and every corner. The cafe offers plenty of options such as cakes, waffles, hot chocolate, coffee, teas and chocolate fondue sets but to name a few things. The hot chocolates on offer are of a good standard but my favourite thing to order is the White Chocolate Chai. The White Chocolate Chai arrives out pipping hot in a tea infuser. You place the infuser over your mug and push to release the flavours. The White chocolate blends beautifully with the chai leaves and offers a couple of mugs worth which is great. The hot chocolates are good here too but I have had better in other cafe's so usually wouldn't order it from here. They are famous for the waffles which just don't do it for me. A little over priced I feel and that's the same for the chocolate fondue. With that said I think they offer plenty of dessert options and generally is something for everyone on the menu. The cafe also has a shop that sells a range of chocolate related products such as fondue sets, mugs, chocolate flakes, waffles and many chocolates. The staff take a really strong front in regards to selling the products they offer which is great to see. Their knowledge and enthusiasm is awesome and the lady we encountered knew the history of the company as well as its extensive range. Great option in Bondi for a pre or post event cinema snack or drink.

Not a bad place for a quick lunchtime meal. It is good to get out of the Westfield Food courts and…read morego to a family run restaurant. This one on Spring street is small, decorated nicely and the service is top notch. Fresh, cold water brought to your table. Special lunch time menus with amazingly cheap prices! I had the Massaman Beef curry for only $8.90. It was beautifully presented and tasted amazing! Yum. I'll be back again for sure now I've discovered this hidden Thai gem.

A mediocre thai place good for some take away. Didn't feel like cooking, so opted for some thai…read moretakeout. Ordered the pad kee mao with vegetables and tofu and the crab and shrimp rolls. Their prices are reasonable. I ordered a medium spicy level and wow the noodles were spicy. I was disappointed that the tofu was not fried. The pad kee mao was fine but nothing special. They did fill up the plastic container so I had leftovers. I have definitely had better thai food, so will definitely explore more options before I am back.