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Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Sydney. Glittering with astonishing harbor views, an iconic Opera House, and magnificent beaches at every corner, Sydney has something for everyone. The vision for the city is a connected, ecological and cultural center where anyone can feel right at home – and as a multicultural melting pot, each neighborhood has a particular flavor. This heritage touches everything from food, design, clothing and even government, meriting a closer look.
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10. The Malaya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1210 reviews
Reviewed By Hawkeye4077
Visited with family - a bit of a tradition. Sambal beef and chicken, a range of entrees and a wide range of Malaysiaâs favourites. Expensive drink prices. A very effective and efficient serving staff. Expect to pay top dollar for this dining experience.
9. The Spice Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 973 reviews
Authentic Indian cuisine specialising in Peshawari style cooking located on Sydney Harbour, Circular Quay
Reviewed By the_stoddarts
Just love this place and have eaten here with a group of girlfriends for dinner and, on a few occasions, as a pre-theatre treat. They have great food options and cater extremely well for non-meat eaters and all dishes are very tasty. The staff are fabulous and always ready to answer any questions and/or offer great menu choices.They are aware of people being under a time-constraint if dining before a show and we cannot wait for our next Opera House performance and returning to the Spice Room for dinner first.Make sure you book as always very busy.
8. Mr. Wong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3931 reviews
Layered with timeless colonial furnishings including timber floors with tiled inlay, bamboo framed French woven chairs and slow turning ceiling fans, Mr. Wong pays homage to classic Chinese influences in a contemporary style. The Cantonese-style menu feat
Reviewed By mkbc2018
This is not an easy to find restaurant for a first time Sydney visitor, but worth the effort. Itâs a huge restaurant, two floors, with all the tables very closely put together. Itâs obviously very popular with locals. It was packed the night we went, but everything worked like clock work, though lacking a personable touch. They have a large food menu, and an even larger drink menu. The food is modern Asian, well cooked and presented. The wait staff seem to be trained to encourage over ordering, every table around us took home left overs. This was not so good for tourists staying at hotels, luckily we were relatively careful with our ordering.
7. China Doll
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1665 reviews
Reviewed By Thomas_0608
Weâve been there for dinner and tried amongst others the Sashimi, Five Spice of Tofu, Chili Salt Squid, Scotch Fillet, Whole Fish and Sichuan Prawns. It looked and tasted excellent and together with a good bottle of wine, we spent a very nice evening there. Highly recommendable and very reasonable priced for the services received
6. Tetsuya's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1323 reviews
Tetsuya's serves a Degustation menu of Eight courses. The menu is unique and is based on the Japanese philosophy of using natural seasonal flavours enhanced by classic French technique and utilising the freshest possible ingredients. Tetsuya designed his
Reviewed By Travellor69
The food was FABULOUS....!!! Unfortunately, despite the well-groomed and obvious experience in the wait staff, they were somewhat ambivalent toward us - each paying $240 for food alone one would expect a little warmth toward the guest....none...!!!As we sat, we were asked if we were celebrating something special to which we replied yes, we were - at no point did the ask what we were celebrating or if we enjoyed the course as it was cleared....just going through the motions of clearing and delivering the next course...!!! Scripted descriptions of the delivered food with zero interaction....!!Sadly, we had been looking forward to this dining experience for ages and we were extremely disappointed....!!!
5. Fortune Village Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 794 reviews
Located close to the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) and serving Chinese food in the area since 1981. Fortune Village offers you a wide selection on our a la carte, banquet, take out & casual dining menus. At Fortune Village we believe in providing a restau
Reviewed By SueC993
Well itâs only been about 15 years since I have had great Chinese food without the fear of being glutened. Food excellent, atmosphere fabulous and staff attentive and funny. The kids even had a sit down lesson on chopsticks and eating like an authentic Chinese person. Hilarious with a bunch of blondes/ red heads. Thanks for wonderful dining experience.Dear "SueC993"'Glad to have made your dining experience a fun and happy event.We look forward to seeing you again.Kind regardsSimon
4. Bay Hong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Bay Hong is a Vietnamese restaurant located on Crown Street cooking up our interpretation of modern Vietnamese cuisine served family-style. With a catered wine list to suit our cuisine, Asian-inspired, along with classic, cocktails and trained friendly st
Reviewed By giollo
One of the warmest and friendliest customer experience I had. Very professional server and welcoming service at the entrance door and out. They offer a wide range of vegetarian options, perhaps my choice wasnât the best, but I wasnât impressed at all: very salty and it arrived too quickly to be made on the spot. It wasnât very easy to digest at all furthermore. After the opinions I read here I had high expectations and I really wanted to give a nice review considering the nice service, but the food just was not at the level at all.
3. Malabar South Indian Restaurant in Darlinghurst
Overall Ratings
4 based on 524 reviews
The culinary corner stone in the heart of Darlinghurst, Malabar enjoys a long-held reputation for excellence in food, wine and hospitality. Executive Chef Mohammed celebrates carefully sourced local ingredients from nearby farmer's market, where he collab
Reviewed By 802JenniferG
Authentic delicious food, some very attentive Indian Waiters. Lovely Decore, love the very oversized glasses. View of the passing parade and fire station at The Cross is the best to be had. Weâre regulars, it was so lovely to meet The Restauranteur last evening whoJails from Kerala, in Southern India where weâd visited a few years back. LOVED INDIA.Parking can be tricky. However Kings Cross Parking Station is a five minute walk.
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2. Blue Eye Dragon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 181 reviews
At Blue Eye Dragon, you will feel at home as soon as you step through the Dragon gate into our beautiful bamboo courtyard. Simple ingredients treated with care, cooked with passion and served with a smile are what we do daily. The wide selection of dishes
Reviewed By 751stephenj
Great TripAdviser recommendation, could not have been happier. Well worth high rating.Staff friendly and welcoming. Restaurant is located in an old church hall. Clever fit out has resulted in a well laid out space with plenty of atmosphere and good acoustics.Food was spot on. Cooked to order, clean, well defined flavours.We had tasting plate entree, excellent, and a chicken main with fried rice. A really enjoyable meal.Just visiting Sydney but will try go back.Highly recommended.
1. Thai Pothong
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1733 reviews
Reviewed By 101alp
Extremely good service. Waiters well attentive to customers. Busy restaurant & amazingly no waiting time between dishes. Wide variety of dishes, nicely presented & tasty. Received complimentary dessert for all my guests on my birthday. Was surprised with a cheerful happy birthday song from all waiters, pictures, a couple of gift vouchers & a present from Thai Pothong. I could not have expected any better. All my guests were impressed & will recommend Thai Pothong, and will come back again. A good choice for any occasion. Thank you to all Thai Pothong staff for an amazing service.
