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Chinatown has a
great selection of restaurants from all over Asia. You can choose from
Cantonese, Sichuan, Malaysian, Taiwanese, Japanese and other regional
cuisines.
There is a good choice of Cantonese, Sichuan and other regional Chinese food. There are a number of restaurants along Dixon street with touts trying to get you to eat at their restaurant. Try to avoid these as the quality of food is not good. There are plenty of other good places in Chinatown to waste your money at these places. Click on one of these options for a list of that type of cuisine.
The Regal Chinese restaurant (1 review) one of the best Yum Cha restaurants in Sydney. Located on Sussex St just a few blocks down from Chinatowns Dixon St. For more info on The Regal Chinese Restaurant including reviews click here. The Marigold Chinese restaurant (1 review) also does great Yum Cha and for dinner they specialise in seafood and other meals with an Cantonese flavour. The Regal and Marigold have the same owners so the same high standards. For restaurant reviews for the Marigold Restaurant click here. Emperor's Garden Restaurant 96 - 100 Hay St Haymarket. Just at the bottom of Dixon Street next to the Chinese gates. Serves Yum Cha everyday and banquet meals. Next door is Emperor's Garden Cakes and Bakery serving great desserts and their special Emperor's Puffs which are pasties with sweet custard inside.
Emperor's Garden Restaurant
China Grand Restaurant Level 3 9 Hay St Haymarket. Ph: 9211 8388. Located on the 3rd floor of the Market City Shopping Centre, above Paddy's Markets Chinatown. Serving Yum Cha everyday. Open Monday to Saturday 10am - 3pm Sunday 9am - 3pm. Dinner 7 nights a week 5.30pm -11pm. For restaurant reviews for China Grand Restaurant click here. BBQ King - one of the most famous late night Chinese restaurants in all of Sydney open till around 2am. Located on Goulburn St Sydney.
BBQ King RestaurantNine Dragons Restaurant New Tai Yuen Restaurant Dixon Restaurant Hingara Chinese Restaurant Chong Qing Chinese Restaurant Dumpling Restaurants in Chinatown Daniang Dumpling Restaurant Dixon Street Chinatown Sydney. Located at the top of Dixon Street on the corner of Goulburn St.
Wako Japanese Fine Cuisine Restaurant (1 review) 34/1 Dixon St Sydney (Chinatown) Ph: 9262 9355. Located close to the corner of Dixon Street and Liverpool Street. A Japanese BBQ style restaurant with lovely decor and great Japanese food. For restaurant reviews for Wako Japanese Restaurant click here.
Tetsuya is renowned for being one of the best restaurants in Sydney. Located at 529 Kent St Sydney, right behind the cinema complex on George Street.
Tetsuya Japanese Restaurant I-Chi-Ban Teppanyaki Restaurant serves the traditional Teppan-yaki food, cooked in front of you on the hot plate. Located at 355 Sussex St Sydney.
Nagoya Japanese BBQ Restaurant 76 - 86 Harbour St Chinatown Sydney. Ph 9212 0007.
Sushi Rio is a new sushi train style restaurant located at 339 Sussex St Sydney 2 blocks down from the main part of Chinatown Ph: 9261 2388
Sushi Rio Japanese Sushi restaurant
Tekuru Japanese Casual Dining. Just a few doors down from Sushi Rio on Sussex St.
Ajisen Ramen Japanese noodle bar located at 94 Hay St Chinatown. Very casual dining with inexpensive food.
Last updated 3rd July 2010 |
 As well as the many great restaurants there are also cheaper alternative food vendors in the many food courts in Chinatown. Here is a list of some of them: Sussex Street Dixon House Food Court
There are a number of great places that serve Laksa, the spicy noodle soup from Malaysia. Oneof the best places is called The Happy Chef located on the floor of the Sussex St centre. There is an entrance to Sussex St and also on Dixon St mall. They serve a variety of Laksa including vegetarian, chicken, seafood and my favourite the spicy beef laksa.
East Ocean Restaurant serves authentic Chinese seafood. They have fresh seafood in fish tanks for you to choose exactly what you want to eat. Located right in the heart of Chinatown it is quite expensive though well worth it. 421-429 Sussex St Haymarket Ph: (02) 9212 4198 www.eastocean.com.au
The Golden Century Seafood Restaurant 393 - 399 Sussex St Sydney One of busiest restaurants open late, often after midnight. Fresh seafood with a specialty of pippies (like small muscles) in their XO special sauce. www.goldencentury.com.au House of Guangzhou 1st Floor, 76 Ultimo Road Haymarket specialises in Peking Duck. Shancheng Hotpot King 363 Sussex St Sydney, just a block down from the main part of Chinatown. Ph: 9267 6366. Sichuan province in China is renowned for it's spicy food. There are a number of great Sichuan restaurants in Chinatown for those you like their food hot and spicy: Red Chilli Sichuan Restaurant (1 review) located just across the road from the Sydney Entertainment centre. 51 Dixon St Chinatown. Ph: 9211 8122. Fully licensed or BYO with $3 corkage charge. Entrance around the corner from Dixon St in Harbour St. For restaurant reviews for Red Chilli Sichuan Restaurant click here.
Red Chilli Sichuan Restaurant Golden Sichuan Restaurant located on Goulburn St, just around the corner from Dixon street and next to the Star Hotel on Sussex St. Ph: (02) 9212 1868
Mother Chiu's Taiwanese Gourmet Restaurant is located at 86-88 Dixon St Chinatown Sydney. Mother Chiu's serves good food at reasonable prices. Taiwan Taiwanese Cuisine is a new restaurant at 52 Dixon Street Chinatown. It has great decor and lovely food.
Xiclo Vietnamese Noodle Bar (1 review) has some great casual dining. They serve great Pho noodles and you should also try there fresh Vietnamese spring rolls. The restaurant is located close to Paddy's Markets on Ultimo Road Haymarket, and just down from the Mountbatten Hotel on George St. For restaurant reviews for Xic Lo Vietnamese Noodle Bar click here.
Minh Hai Vietnamese Restaurant (1 review) 615 George St Sydney Ph: 9281 1875. Close to the heart of Chinatown. Serving great Vietnamese food including fresh spring rolls and pho noodle soups. For restaurant reviews for Minh Hai Vietnamese Restaurant click here. Mamak Malaysian Roti and Satay Restaurant has quickly become one of the coolest places to eat in Sydney's Chinatown. Thursday, Friday and Saturday night there are long queues out the front waiting to get in to try the traditional Malaysian food. Located on Goulburn St just up from Dixon Street. For contact details and restaurant reviews for Mamak restaurant click here
The queue to get into Mamak
Pondo Selera Indonesian and Malaysian Restaurant 413 Sussex St Sydney. Ph: 9281 8206. Within the Dixon House food court enter via Sussex St or Dixon Street.
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