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Sushi E
A drink with colleagues before leaving
I like it
A different Japanese restaurant
Not the usual quiet one
More like a lively bar
Disco music and dim lights
The mix and match feeling is not bad

For dinner, the tape of the front dish tastes tender and sweet, the oysters are very fresh, the main dishes of beef and salmon are a bit hot, and they are out of standard. Desserts coconut lime cheesecake and chocolate souffl, you can give 7.5 points. The food is very slow tonight, it is estimated that it is full, but fortunately the service ecology is good, it looks like Russell Crowe[ cute]

No.14 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Sydney

The Chinese restaurant was very successful. &quot;Dim sum platter&quot; is not special, different kinds of wide, taste not as good as Guangdong, but in the local area is very good &quot;roast duck&quot; tastes good, signature dish, very crisp but the meat is very tender &quot;fried broccoli and Dutch beans&quot; ordered vegetarian, the only green vegetable, tastes good, a little salty, But it is very recommended to eat &quot;Salt and pepper mushrooms&quot;. There are several different mushrooms. After fried with flour, it is very delicious. &quot;Yangzhou fried rice&quot; tastes good. There are shrimps in the rice. &quot;Australian soup shrimp wonton&quot; is good. The soup is fresh and the wontons are delicious. [Mint] Environment: Very good, Europe likes the feeling of dimness, The layout is also very retro [Service Bell] Service: Very good, very warm

One of the Top Must-Visit Restaurants in Sydney

Chef is a famous chef in Turkey, Turkish specialties are worth a try, very recommended restaurant

Drinking in Blu Bar on 36, enjoy this hot night that started a bit hot. The most important thing is to be able to enjoy the beauty of Sydney while tasting the wine. Although there is no daylight in Hong Kong, it is also a special flavor.

No.2 of Bars in The Rocks

This is a Malay restaurant located on Lee Mei Street in Sydney, just about 200 metres from the Sydney Aquarium. Malay restaurants are not too many in Sydney, and most Southeast Asian restaurants are mainly Thai. This Malay restaurant has a very good environment, the service is very warm, the Malay dishes are also delicious, and it feels a bit like Chinese food.

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