In a space that can accomodate 1,000 people, RGB lights, medieval decor and fantasy imagery are examples of thoughtful elements which make you feel a world away from Sydney’s bustling CBD.
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They don’t break the bank and will satisfy a simple lunch or dinner in Brisbane CBD
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Sydney’s streets are more lively and pleasurable to walk in with the presence of melodies from street performers
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There are plenty of a la carte dishes to order, but Jiu Long Ding is best-known for its bubbling style of Chinese cuisine.
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You’re never far from music as there are stages around featuring local and touring bands.
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From a fresh milk base, you can order flavours including Mango and Honeydew.
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If you’re new to Sydney and keen to explore more, you’ll likely meet many other like-minded people here.
Meet friends, grab a drink, and practise language skills at Lingos Read More »
Nikaido has three types of AYCE buffet (all-you-can-eat): Standard (60 dishes), Nikaido (80 dishes) and Premium (100 dishes)
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Mulan is famous for its watermelon cocktail, which can be served in an actual watermelon.
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The grapevines here are famous for producing some of Australia’s most famous red wines, including the Dead Arm Shiraz (made from diseased vines)
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