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The Malaya $$
Malaysian Map 4 D1
39 Lime St, King Street Wharf
Tel 9279 1170
A Sydney institution since 1963,
this restaurant was originally in
George Street but is now by the
water. It’s noisy, but the cooking
packs a punch, with a feisty,
flavour-filled range of dishes
covering all the favourites, as well
as some surprises.
Marigold $$
Chinese Map 4 E4
Level 4 & 5, Citymark Building,
683–689 George St
Tel 9281 3388
An enormous restaurant, Diners at the long communal table at Longrain
spread over two floors above
a shopping arcade, Marigold is Golden Century $$$ DK Choice
home to one of Sydney’s best Chinese Map 4 E4
yum cha offerings. Banquet 393–399 Sussex St Sepia $$$
menus make ordering easy when Tel 9281 1598 Modern Japanese
you can’t decide what to choose. The menu is huge, the staff Fusion Map 4 D2
friendly and the selection of 201 Sussex St
Mohr Fish $$ live seafood enormous at this Tel 9283 1990 Closed Sun, Mon
Seafood award-winning restaurant. With Lauded with titles including
202 Devonshire St, Surry Hills the kitchen open until 4am, it’s NSW Restaurant of the Year 2016,
Tel 9318 1326 not at all unusual to find it full of Sepia offers a unique take on
A humble, classy, small fish-and- chefs from other restaurants Japanese flavours, artfully done,
chip shop, where you can enjoy relaxing after work. set in an upscale, uptown
your order fresh, steamed, grilled New York-style bar and diner.
or fried. You can wait for a table Kobe Jones $$$ There is a choice of four set
or eat your takeaway order in the Japanese Map 4 D1 menus or a degustation menu,
pub next door. 29 Lime St, King Street Wharf, while a separate bar offering
Darling Harbour includes a selection of Japanese
Nick’s Bar & Grill $$ Tel 9299 5290 charcoal-grill dishes. First-class
Seafood and Steak Stylishly decorated in black service from the waiting staff
The Promenade, Cockle and red, this restaurant puts a and sommelier.
Bay Wharf Californian twist on traditional
Tel 9279 0122 Japanese and teppanyaki.
A delicious menu and a fabulous Helpful staff will guide you
spot to enjoy the sunshine or through the extensive and
night lights on the water. Keep tantalizing offerings to suit Botanic Garden and
little ones happy with a value all palates. The Domain
kids’ meal of pasta, fish, calamari
or chicken, with salad, chips LuMi Bar & Dining $$$ Botanic Garden Café $
and dessert. Italian-Japanese Map 4 D2 Café Map 2 D4
56 Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont Royal Botanic Garden,
Steersons Steakhouse $$ Tel 9571 1999 Mrs Macquaries Rd
Steakhouse Map 4 D1 Enjoy a casual fine-dining Tel 9241 2419
17 Lime St, King Street Wharf experience at this restaurant in a Set in the lush gardens
Tel 9295 5060 waterfront location and winner overlooking the duck pond,
A huge choice of succulent of two Chefs Hat awards, where this place serves gourmet
steaks are served in a surprisingly modern Italian dishes are fused sandwiches, salads, baked goods
swish dining room, with menus with Japanese flavours. Leave the and coffee. There’s also the
that carry over the theme – they decisions to the chef with the option to pre-order a picnic
are bound in cow hide. There are five- or eight-course tasting basket to enjoy at leisure as
lighter chicken, seafood and menu. Vegetarian versions of all you explore the Garden.
vegetarian dishes on offer, too. dishes are available.
Café at the Gallery $
Zaafran $$ Momofuku Seiobo $$$ Café Map 2 D4
Indian Map 3 C2 Japanese Map 3 B1 The Art Gallery of NSW, Art Gallery Rd,
Level 2, 345 Harbourside Shopping The Star, 80 Pyrmont St, The Domain
Centre, Darling Harbour Pyrmont Tel 9225 1744
Tel 9211 8900 Tel 9777 9000 Closed Sun Head to the Gallery’s lower level 1
This is the pick of the eateries on This first off-shoot of the for a casual dining experience
this side of the Darling Harbour renowned New York original in a relaxed environment, with
tourist strip, with good-value set has a set-price tasting menu, freshly prepared light snacks,
menus and a range of delicious or you can arrive early for one sandwiches, salads and baked
dishes to satisfy vegetarians and of the five bar seats for walk-ins goods. It stays open till late on
meat-lovers alike. and try the limited bar menu. Wednesday for Art After Hours.
For more information on types of restaurants see pages 180–81
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