From Spring to Summer
While looking elegant, the atmosphere is casual and welcoming. It’s a place to enjoy fresh Japanese food without any fuss.
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Where to find Asian supermarkets in Sydney
If you’re new to Sydney, you might be looking for a trusted supermarket brand where you can find the groceries to replicate your favourite recipes.
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Sydney Local Guide – Edition 12
A change has happened. Previous editions were called “Sydney Weekly Wrap” – now they will be called “Sydney Local Guide”.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 7
In this week’s wrap-up, we share our experiences at 3 restaurants around Sydney, a bar, and a movie theatre.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 6
In this week’s wrap-up, we share our experiences at 7 restaurants around Sydney, each with its own unique cuisine.
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Common Aussie Words and Phrases
We’re hear to explain the meaning behind these Aussie phrases and help you understand how to use them.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 5
In this week’s wrap-up, we share our experience enjoying yum cha in Chatswood, watching a special effects movie in Sydney’s downtown, and trying a quality Japanese sushi train restaurant.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 4
In this week’s wrap-up, we share our experience visiting a Vietnamese restaurant in Marrickville, a Chinese malatang restaurant in Haymarket, a relaxing BBQ-friendly park in Pyrmont, and more.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 3
In this week’s wrap-up, we share our experience visiting a massage centre in the CBD, a Vietnamese restaurant in Sydney’s south, a Korean local favourite in North Strathfield, and more.
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Sydney weekly wrap – Edition 2
Happy Moon Festival, or Mid-Autumn Festival, to everyone. If you are Korean, Happy Chuseok!
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