If you like green tea food this is the cafe to go to. Heaps and heaps of green tea desserts, drinks, sweets to choose from. The prices are quite reasonable with a green tea frappe around $6. Cheapest is soft serve green tea ice cream in waffle cone for $2.90. The green tea ice cream is quite bitter and very green, but doesn't have the tea powder taste that you get at Japanese restaurants which leads me to the conclusion that there was a lot of green coloring and not much tea powder.

Beautiful views of Darling Habour on the cbd side. The chocolate milkshake is extremely sweet and I don't recommend but the ice cream and cakes are nice if you are willing to splurge out. Very expensive, but this is a tourist place so you sort of expect it.

Cafe with excellent views of both Opera House and Harbour Bridge. If you go there before midday they have a special pastry and coffee deals for around $8. They have outside seating as well as inside. It is very popular.

This place makes one of the most authentic tonkotsu ramen or collagen-rich ramen noodles in Australia. It is so popular for this that they only make 20 bowl per day and you can only order after a specified time, eg you can't pre-order it. It is located right next to a Japanese bookstore in the Galleries in Sydney

This restaurant is located inside the QVB building on the top floor at the MArket St end. We went there for yum cha and it is one of the worst yum cha and overpriced places we have visited. It is obviously targeted at tourist.

There are a few Happy Chef noodle places around Sydney but this one is by far the best. They make the best laksa and plain scallop noodles. I am based in Melbourne but whenever I go to Sydney for work I always drop by Happy Chef up at Paddy Market food court when I get a chance

Biscotti yoghurt is very nice especially when served with almond toppings. This is very expesnive though at $5 for a regular serving and 50 cents per topping.

This little cafe serves amazing coffee in soup bowl sized mugs and only for around $5 which is great value. I do not recommend their bread as it is very expensive at $4 for 2 very thin slices and they are very crunchy to chew it hurts my gums. An amazing selection of jams and spreads though.

Excellent location only 1 minutes from Pitt Street mall, 1 block from QVB building, 10 minutes walk to Darling harbour, 10-15 minutes walk to Chinatown or Circulat Quay/Harbour Bridge/Opera House. This hotel is centrally located within walking distance to anywhere. The hotel is quite old, art deco style, with soft beds and pillows, but staff are very friendly and helpful.

I purchased a Cudo voucher for 6 months of laser hair removal. This place was difficult to find as it is located on the first floor of a general doctor's clinic. The staff were very professional. There are usually minties on the reception desk and free coffee machines for guests to use. I had underarm hair removal and it was very quick and painless surprisingly. The therapist was very kind and experienced, a young Asian girl. They use Candela Gentlease for their machine which is quite gentle. After 6 sessions the hair has reduced but 50% is still there. It is definitely hair reduction not hair removal.