Reviews by StephenK
One of the nicest ramen shops you will find in Sydney CBD. A personal favourite is the garlic prawn ramen. The broth is very tasty and the serving is large for a reasonable price.
Approximate cost: $11
Great value for money. For around $30 you can get a huge pot of food which can easily feed two people. Spicy soups seem to be their specialty. Worth trying!
Approximate cost: $20
Not the friendliest for service but polite and efficient. The bill can add very quickly if you start ordering sashimi. Not one of the most affordable but serves good food.
Approximate cost: $30
Standard Japanese fare with teriyaki chicken, salmon etc. but not one of the best Japanese places in Sydney. Decent size portions but cramped atmosphere.
Approximate cost: $20
Exceptional service. I went there for the high tea and they provided excellent tea along with a tray of various sandwiches, cakes and other tidbits. Fantastic atmosphere.
Approximate cost: $35
Tucked off Miller street, there's To's Malaysian Gourmet. Packed on a Sat morning and weekday lunches, it serves up rustic and authentic Malaysian cooking.1
Approximate cost: $12
Had a private lesson to learn a couple of steps just before my wedding. The instructor knew his stuff but seemed annoyed the whole time. Maybe they like return people rather than once offs.
Approximate cost: $50
Not the best service but renowned for it's mini pork dumplings. Place can be a little difficult to find as it's below street level and you have to take the stairs down.
Approximate cost: $15
Korean run hairdresser that does an impressive job. For around $20 for a men's cut and wash it's pretty good value. Nice service with a professional result.
Approximate cost: $20
It's got a nice lively atmosphere and serves the best thin crust pizza. I like the chili pizza best. They have a huge selection of various wines and a great selection @ the bar.
Approximate cost: $20