We came here twice during our visit. It was busy the first time and took a long time to get our…read morefood. The second time was ok, maybe we went after rush hour? Either way, i liked the idea of having variety of things at one place. We tried many places and they were good. I really liked the Turkish Gözleme from Gozleme King. My kids liked sushi rolls from Hero Sushi and the Ultimate açaí bowl from Calipress. It's a good place to visit for an inexpensive meal.

Sob! Sob! Sob! I…read morecannot believe we found this place the day before we left. We would have eaten every meal here! We came in on our last morning in OZ to make sure we tried the Smashed Avo dish that seems to be so popular. We had no idea all of these restaurants were available and for a fraction of the price of Circular Quay. We both just had a huge delicious breakfast for $20.80 AND that included drinks. We shall be back for dinner this evening after returning from Manly. We can attest to the quality of the Bread and Fill only as that's where we are but the other choices that seem to be available here are terrific. There is even a snazzy looking barbers that my hubby wanted to try - sadly closed for a New Years break. I will write a review for Bread and Fill later, but for now, back to my smashed avo toast! :D

I highly recommend Food on Five Food Court. Being dependent on an electric wheelchair went I…read moreventure outdoors my choice of food venues is very limited, as accessability issues arise in most cafés and resturants are not very accessible for people with mobility problems, unless you are prepared to sit outside. However Food on Five foodcourt is like a paradise!! I love the place!! With a wide variety of food venues, it's open and spacious with great ambience. Food prices vary from high cost to low cost which means that most people will find a suitable price range for the choice of food. I have tried various dishes from the selection of food venues there and have found all of them very tasty and affordable. I love the diverscity of different people and their choice of food, and love to go there to relax and enjoy. So all you people out there with mobility issues please do come and enjoy this space.!!

None of the places are open past 5pm, so kind of pointless…read moreWould rate higher if places actually were open when people want to eat

Has some difficulty finding this place using Google map because it is on second floor of the…read morebuilding. But food was very good. We just got stirred fly Chinese watercress and chicken cashew. Food was excellent.

Yelpers! This is it. Awesome thai... Without the fancy expensive shop wrapped around it. Want…read moreperfect pad Thai? As in... Transported to Thailand pad Thai? This is it. Want insanely spicy food (they warn you!) in some dishes? This is it. Absolutely epic. The ambiance is nice.. But again not like some of the 'thai' places that come up with modern insane ambiance yet only ok food. This is in a Kind of shopping center... And although clean and peaceful there is no pumping music and fancy lights! Oh and... Guess what? They are super friendly too! This is a chef-created shop after all... Makes sense I suppose! Thanks caysorn!

Living and working in Sydney I eat a lot of Thai food. I can say confidently this is hands down my…read morefavourite Thai place so far. Don't let the dodgy food court surrounds fool you, this place is delicious. Everything I eat here blows me away. The first time I had the Panang curry I was physically sad when I finished it. The homemade chicken noodle soup is my go-to on a cold day and is unlike anything else in the area. For the price you won't find better quality. If you're ever in Chippendale/Glebe on a week day do yourself a favour and check it out.

One of the last hidden gems in Chippendale!…read more We came here after purchasing a Scoopon (link here: https://goo.gl/19o94N) which included any non-seafood lunch dish plus a bottle of water for only $6. This was a steal, so my partner and I each bought one and set off to find this place. While I admit the surrounding food court is a bit dated (chairs from the '80s, closed shops, minimal foot traffic), the food is *amazing* and even without the Scoopon, the prices here are impossible to beat. I'm already planning our next visit, but here's what we had this time around... My partner had the Penang Chicken which was made on the spot. It was wonderfully flavored -- usually restaurants go too heavy on the coconut milk and skimp on the other sauces -- not so here! Great balance to the dish and just the right amount of sauce to thoroughly soak the accompanying rice. I had the BBQ Chicken and Fish Chili lunch special, which are two items from the pre-prepped lunch options. I normally don't get fish from food court stalls, but I'm really glad I made the exception -- the fish was well salted, tangy and spicey and the accompanying french beans (are they called long beans here..?) were crisp and not over-cooked. The BBQ Chicken was on the cool and dry side, but the flavor was also spot on. Unfortunately, we dug in so quickly that I forgot to take photos of our plating. It was nothing special though -- a few dollops of Thai curries on a bed of rice -- but man, I wish I could do it all over again. Definitely worth 5 stars. Great for anyone looking for a good meal at a great price.

Bistro Kent House looks exactly like the kind of place an experimental congee would be served. The…read moreold Ms Murray site has all the hallmarks of a modern cafe - white tiles, open kitchen, a wooden bar, bright timber seating and scattered greenery. But the owner Chiang has too much pride in his Taiwanese heritage to mess with congee. "The reason I opened this and Bao Dao was so our culture can be shared with people who are interested in it." He also loves Thai food. "Our focus is to introduce Asian breakfast dishes. Also, our chef is Thai and I don't want to waste her talent," OK ...I lifted that straight from Broadsheet, to make me look knowledgeable. I went today and although the congee was not available (only a morning thing) the Spicy Szechuan chook was pretty good if not spectacular. This place is good and another worthy addition to Liverpool Street. Best street in Sydney.

Okay, while I'd certainly not be calling this a retro or hipster cafe (though hipster cafes never…read moreactually admit that they are hipster cafes), this is still a pretty decent place to grab a bite to eat. Mind you, I came here because the hotel that I was staying at next door had a special breakfast deal on with them, though I suspect that the owners are actually the same. Still, this place basically offers you your basic fare, so don't expect smashed avocado or eggs benedict, but then again basic options can actually be the best at times. While the coffee is hardly anything fantastic, it still works well and I'd come back here for another meal.

There are plenty of Thai restaurants in the city but you would struggle to find another Lao place!…read moreThis place brings authentic Lao food into the city and it is pretty good. The only gripe I have is that the portions are quite small for the price but I put that down to city pricing! The Lao style salads are great but be warned, if you ask for spicy it will be burning hot and not for the faint hearted.

It is a small thai place located right across from the university of technology Sydney. My cousin…read morewho is a student there visits that place very often as it provides hot and freshly cooked food at a very reasonable price and it is a very good place when you are tired of studying for continuously three hours in a row. The staff is very friendly and catch on to the students requirements very soon. They provide snacks like spring rolls along with small take away boxes for a mere price of five dollars though the take box is enough to fill one person's appetite. The service if fast and the food is fresh .. what more could you ask for if you are a student on the go?

One of the best kept secrets in Sydney, located on level 4 of the Museum of contemporary art in the…read moreRocks precinct. Great views from terrace and inside as well, amazing coffee and service with a range of breakfast and lunch offerings. Always friendly and you can even check out the amazing museum when you finish your cafe visit.

This was the first cafe my friend and I saw after flying to Sydney. I yelped the place and saw it…read morehad good reviews. Starving, we decided to give it a try. First impression was that the view was perfect. You can see the Sydeny Opera house to the Bridge. Food wise, was awesome. I ordered a potato onion tart with a side of salad and salmon ($19). It was the perfect size for a person. Next we decided to stay for a while to have afternoon tea. Best part was FREE WIFI! I ordered a hot chocolate and it was OMG. The best hot chocolate I've had since I flew to Australia and I've tried a lot. It had the perfect amount of sweetness and the chocolate bits just melted in my mouth smoothly. Highly recommending it to give it a go!

Thai Nine is everything great about Thai food. Fabulous, fast service. Predictably good food - the…read moreusual suspects on the menu plus specials for the more adventurous. Good value - particularly for the area. What makes this place extra special for me is the restaurant itself. Particularly on a summer evening. The windows that form the outside walls are thrown upon so that the breeze can flow through. The lighting inside is particularly kind to those who have smiled too much and the general ambiance is very relaxing. Tables are just close enough that you can spice up your conversation with tid-bits from surrounding tables but there's a great feeling of intimacy too. You can't go past the Pad Thai here. Have it as a takeaway or get 10% discount for cash on collection. Nice.

You could eat every night in a different Thai restaurant in the lower north shore and still be…read moregoing next Christmas. I grew up at a time when the local Chinese was ubiquitous - as still seems to be the case in country towns - but now it is definitely the green chicken curry. It can't be easy for these businesses to differentiate themselves, but I bet they can't afford to get it wrong either. In my mind I have 'stop-on-the-way-home take-away Thai', 'eat-in-Thai', 'slap-up-meal-Thai' and 'quick-before-the-movie-Thai'. Thai Nine is 'eat-in-Thai' - the ambience is calm and Asian, the service friendly and prompt, and the quality of the food warrants lingering rather than scoffing out of take-away plastic. Dishes are just a little bit fancier than the norm - many of the same dish names but just made that little bit more carefully. And some of the more unusual ones are worth diverting to too - especially the crystal prawns. We've enjoyed the set menus for groups - though the higher priced versions are infinitely better than the cheapest. Not bad wine by the glass, either.