this is by far the best bento I ever try in sydney. generous inside the bento and lots of variety of side dishes. for only $15 you get a huge nice bento.
Side dishes comprised of possibly pasta, salad, spinach, fruits, etc served with miso soup and rice for $15. It is definitely a bit more than your average meal but the quality of food provided is perfect.

Approximate cost: $15

If you are looking some place to eat after midnight than this is one of the choice. their congee are really nice.
Came here with friend to taste the congee. It was pretty good, we ordered a package of Chicken fillet congee and Pork and egg congee. Each package comes with 2 complimentary side dishes.
also their salt and pepper calamari.
Should try the variety of fried rice as they are very tasty. but don't expect a good service there unless you are a westerner or aussie that they adore coz the tips they give.

Approximate cost: $12

I've been here couple of times but not impressed enough to go all the way to parramatta to try some nice Singaporean food there, but what I found was just some decent ordinary food,
The place is packed, very noisy and definitely at the lower end of the decoration scale,
totally not what i was expected. I know some place that are much better than this. service is poor i have to say.

Approximate cost: $13

The sushi is really nice and the meal portion also quite big but the service is something they lack of here. Came into the restaurant for takeaway late on a Tuesday night with the restaurant being almost empty. We ordered 3 sushi rolls and then were left to wait for approx 30 minutes while we watched customers who came in after us order and leave with their takeaway.
It's not worth going for sure.

Approximate cost: $12

Went for Yum cha many times in this place. Every time we have to wait for the queue for at least 40 minutes. But it worthwhile.
Their chicken feet is a must try, I mean for those brave one only. It so tasty that I can finish three plates by myself.
Price wise they are not very cheap but still quite reasonable.

Approximate cost: $17

Not easy to find it at 371 Pitt Street with Liverpool Street being cross street, down an alleyway (it's safe) but find it and you will not be disappointed, unless you're not a fan of Korean food, as I am. In term of authentic food, outside Korea this is one of the best I have been to. The flavours are great.
Their potato noodle could be one of the best potato noodle that I have ever had in sydney. night time can be a long queue sometimes. definitely will go back to try their other dishes.

Approximate cost: $15

The food here is really good and great quality and what makes it better is that it's surprisingly really cheap! To get in there you go into this dodgy elevator, but as soon as it opens to level1 it's a completely different vibe, the atmosphere are great and their service are also very good. love the ramen with pork mince. It's so delicious.
I definitely recommend this one to everyone.

Approximate cost: $15

We ordered the churros platter and some other milkshake. The are very nice. My wife love it.
The different between san churro and max B is that san churro is not that sweet that normally would leave your throat uncomfortable. the churros are simply amazing!

the place is really nicely decorated with modern Indonesian style. the dish you should order is martabak telor, grilled fish, fried chicken and nasi goreng. It's not so over price too.

Approximate cost: $16

used to go there regularly but not that often now as there are many new open that has better quality built and songs selection. you are not allowed to bring your own drink nor food because they expect you to buy from there but with a ridiculous price. even a bottle of mineral water will cost you almost double from outside. place are really dark there are even a rumour saying it's haunted.