No one else is serving Indian food with this level of panache and with such youthful energy.
Two Sydney food wizards now offer lush salads, come-hither cakes and take-home dinners in one destination at Salma’s Canteen.
Sydney institution Harry’s Singapore Chilli Crab moves to Potts Point, proving once again that good chilli crab is a crazy assault on your tastebuds as well as your tablecloth.
Fast-growing restaurant group Three Blue Ducks joins a new wave of restaurants, cafes and food businesses putting the coastal town on the dining map.
The ridiculously popular Happyfield cafe leaves all other joints that don’t take bookings for dead. This naturally begs the question, why?
Loyal fans visit Joy Korean Fried Chicken’s cheap and cheerful shopfront for its tongue-tingling flavours and tender plump meat.
Counter meal classics share billing with a Chef’s Menu that takes things up a notch, including a terrific take on prawn toast.
A training ground where young-gun chefs can flex, Osteria Russo & Russo is more concerned with deliciousness than “authentic” cuisine.
You’d be lucky to crack the $20 mark for one of Omar Hsu’s rice bowls at his cheap and very cheerful eatery Ommi Don in Ultimo.
Callan Boys revisits the destination diner overlooking Whale Beach for the first time in years.