The Banquet Menu was delicious and a great way to try lots of items. A culinary delight with lots…read moreof surprising flavors. Service was excellent and the ambiance was great. We had a large group and the food kept coming.

US Reviewer here!…read more TL;DR - Chef Dan Hong is a genius. This was one of my favorite restaurants I tried at Sydney thanks to my awesome colleagues at work who took us there. If you want amazing Asian-Fusion food, this is the place to go. Review: This was highly recommended by my work colleagues here in Sydney and since I was only familiar with CBD, they were kind enough take us there by tram. I'm so glad I went with them. Location (3/5): It's an interesting location but I heard from the locals that it's an expensive area. The funny thing is that maybe a couple of blocks away is the red-light district. Heard it's gotten more low-key after the lock-down laws took impact though. Overall, it was a cool neighborhood to just eat/chill/drink. Restaurant (5/5): I love the concept of Ms. G's. It's a restaurant in this 3 to 4 story building and I love the huge open windows and asian-inspired decorations. You connect with the restaurant really quickly and it just had a good vibe. Service (5/5): The wait-staff was amazing. Our group was pretty large (around 10 people) and they were really on top of their game. Water was always filled, food came out on time, and they came back often to make sure we were doing okay. I really felt taken care of here. Food (5/5) - AMAZING. I'm not going to go over all the dishes we ordered but please take a look at the pics. Every dish we ordered I thought was amazing but here are the ones I thought were extra special: 1.) Cheeseburger Spring Roll - $6 Each - How the hell did he do it? He literally made a McDonald's Big Mac into a spring roll. It was one of the coolest dishes I ever ate. Definitely get this one when you go. 2.) Mini Bahn Mi - $7.5 Each - SO GOOD! Definitely my favorite dish of the nice. It was like a burger Bahn Mi and I love the soft buns and the crunchy chicken katsu. Perfect combo. I am definitely coming back here again to eat. Hands down one of the best places to go to in Sydney.

I've been to the Chin Chins in Melbourne several times and had a great time. The food was awesome,…read moregreat service and it had an awesome vibe. This Chin Chins was over disappointing!! I looked yo book online, several times were open so several of us walked about 2km, passed by 100s of great restaurants to find Chin Chins closed for a private function. Instead of having an amazing meal we had to find a pub that was still serving food and an ok dinner. I doubt I'll ever come back!!

I heard amazing reviews about this place and I just had to check it out on my last day in Sydney!…read moreWe came pretty early, so it wasn't too crowded and service was really fast! But it definitely got a lot more crowded after 7pm and the music was pretty loud. The vibe overall was amazing though! The food was definitely the highlight of the visit! We ordered the pork belly drunken noodle and BBQ King Salmon wrapped in banana leaf. I love the mixture of flavors and how good it was! We also ordered the crispy salt and pepper bug tails from the large plate and it was really tasty! I love the balance of the flavors in all the food! I didn't order the drinks, but my friends did and they said it was really good too! It was more on the sweeter side, but overall, was still really good! This place is definitely worth the hype! Go and visit them while you're in Sydney!

After a 15 hour flight from LAX to SYD - we were exhausted. My husband grabbed takeout from Joe's…read morewhich was across the street from our hotel. Hanoi spring rolls with mixed herb salad was AMAZING!

Joe is a sole trader. Chef, Barman, waiter. He greets most patrons by name. I feel this is a…read moreDarlinghurst institution I have only just learnt about. It's been around for 3 years and seats 22 inside and 10 outside. It feels like the locals treat this as their "2nd kitchen" The fish cakes were the best I'd ever had. The honey lemon chicken was tender, tart and delicious. Alcohol is available but you can also BYO #winning

My friend and I ate here because another place nearby was booked for a function--but we have no…read moreregrets! We did their 8-course street food degustation on Tuesdays for $45. All the food was flavorful and not too heavy; we had the nem sticks, prawn pancakes, beef pho, beef and pork skewers, durian pudding, and the banana fritters (and the cocktails were tasty as well). Four stars because it wasn't gourmet level food and there was a small confusion during the service--but I would definitely come here again: good food, convenient, well priced, good service!

Delicious and unique viet-franco food but overpriced. Portions are on the conservative side. I…read morewould reccomend a starter, a main and a side as well as a drink per person for a full meal.

I arrived at 5pm on a weekday and there were a handful of customers, but not too busy to be seated…read moreimmediately. The seating is mostly outside but they do have an indoor section! It's a chill spot so nothing too fancy. Protip: they do not have a restroom so go before or go at the train station if you're seeking one! The chicken katsu was so soft and juicy!! Seriously delicious. The curry had the perfect spice level and kept me digging in for more!

From the owner: We specialise in creating simple but super delicious comfort food that you can eat again and again…read moreand again and again without being bored (proven). Our own-developed recipes range from classics like karaage chicken, marinated salmon and baos to unique dishes like marinated ox tounge.

Worst cut sashimi ever. All the fish tasted the same, my cat could have done better.I would rate…read moresushi train higher.save your money. Couldn't finish the meal.

Tiny little spot in the kings cross area packed to every inch. Reservation needed!…read more The food was exceptional and can't really give it any negative feedback.. We went for the duck, steak and sushi rice bowl, All exceptional! My favourite things was the blue tip tuna (fatty tuna) it was literally melt in your mouth like butter!

In spite of it's silly name, this place just oozes cool and fun. On the night I was there, the…read morerestaurant was buzzing - packed with patrons who were clearly happy to be dining on Chilli Cha Cha's yummy, well priced, and I dare say beautiful Thai cuisine. The waiters are clearly proud of their fare and happily leafed through Chilli's menu to help me decide between many, many great looking options. I tried: - tom yum soup (spicy and good!) - vegetable spring rolls with plum sauce (good! though expect some tough mushrooms in there) - prawns wrapped in potato (good!) In all honesty, this is not the best Thai food restaurant in the world. But in combination with their fun, noisy ambiance and interesting selection, you might just get hooked.

Some friends of my mine used to think this corner spot was cursed because so many eateries that…read morewere located here, came and went due to poor business. Ironically the previous tenant was a Thai restaurant. However by far, Chilli Cha Cha has had the longest run and hopefully touch wood, it will stay there...permanently. The food is actually really, really good despite the fact the restaurant is never fully packed, although reasonably busy. Its probably because it doesn't look as swanky as Chat Thai and due to its location on the edge of the Chinatown eating district on Castlereagh St. I love all the entrees, especially the tangy dipping sauce that goes with the fish cakes. Yum! For mains, you can't go past the Crying Tiger and the Pork Belly. The noodles dishes such as the Pad Thai are really good, which for me a sign of a great Thai restaurant. If you can't do the a classic really well, then you're in trouble! Overall I love this restaurant, and a great alternative to Chat Thai.

Duck Burger!! Wait... Duck??! -…read moreThe Lowdown: French infused asian... or asian infused French... whatever you want to call it, this roasted duck burger will satisfyingly confuse the hell out of your tastebuds! The epicentre of this burger is succulent roasted duck, layered with with asian inspired slaw and hoisin sauce, wrapped in a brioche bun. - Pro Tip: Rather than the French fries, try something different, go for the roast vegetables. These vegetables are not your average, they taste as though they made love to a BBQ and honey pot! - Cost: $17.5 - The Naked Duck Kitchen Shop 4, 175 Liverpool St, Sydney 2000 - IG: ScottyGordonEats

Sticky chai latte was basically hot water with a splash of almond milk. They were in such a hurry…read morethat the tea never got a chance to infuse at all. Great pity because this is usually a spicy very tasty beverage. More care less haste Is advised.

Dropped in here as a group of 6 for lunch…read more After waiting a few minutes, we had a table secured and all ordered. Food arrived within minutes, and was demolished by all soon afterwards. I grabbed a 12 hour lamb roll. Chips are extra, but I decided to skip them after seeing how large the roll was. $12 gets you heaps of food. The lamb was cooked perfectly, and the mint sauce was awesome. Will be back to try more goodies.