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Delicious dinner with great food and service. The dishes are delicious, creative and have a lot of options. The waiters are lovely, professional but also very welcoming. The outdoor seating is particularly romantic with beautiful views and magical lighting. It&#39;s an uncommon restaurant in Sydney.

No.17 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Sydney

Located on Sydney&#39;s Hackson Road, this Chinese restaurant is a restaurant that offers Chinese dumplings and buns. It is very close to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and about two minutes walk. The restaurant is very popular, not only local Chinese, but also many foreigners. The dumplings here have a variety of fillings, and the fillings are large and very affordable.

The service was good. The friendly waiter answered our questions about the menu and refilled our water and wine regularly. We ordered the octopus appetizer which was delicious. The appetizer was very good. We then decided to order two rib eye steaks which is usually a sign of good food. It was just average. My wife raved about the broccoli side dish. The thick cut baked potato was delicious. All in all, the appetizers and sides were good and the steak was OK. Nice restaurant but not worth the money.

El-Phoenician

The Sydney Opera House Wharf Restaurant is so beautiful. Dining here is a great enjoyment. The exquisite food is matched with the most beautiful scenery. I feel like I have become a fairy.
You can&#39;t eat without making a reservation in advance.
[Taste] Good.
[Environment] Very beautiful!
[Service] Excellent.

2025 Global 100 – Restaurants for Views & Experiences

This is a restaurant that was recommended to me by a local friend. It is near Circular Quay and a must-go for seafood lovers. The food is absolutely first-rate. The staff here are very attentive. Overall, I would come again if I have the chance.

2025 Global 100 – Local Restaurants

Australian heritage hotel. I originally booked another hotel, but they said they didn&#39;t want to work on Labor Day. This restaurant has been around since 1824. It&#39;s a bar, and you order at the bar. It&#39;s got a nice atmosphere. I ordered vegetable salad, steak, Tasmanian honey chicken wings, and Queensland pizza. Except for the overcooking, everything else was good.

After a whole day of shopping, I was so tired, so I found this teahouse near the department store, drank a cup of good tea, sat here and daydreamed. I felt so comfortable and relaxed.

After walking the Harbour Bridge, find a place to sit. In the rock business district, there are many street shops. This the rocks cafe environment is very retro. There is a terrace outside. It is not bad. The pancake time is over. I ordered cheesecake and coffee. Cheesecake only strawberries and blueberries, forced! Really super delicious, the cheese taste is very strong and completely different from the domestic food, cappuccino is smooth and smooth, delicious afternoon tea!

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