Recent Posts
-
Monk Bodhi Dharma | Balaclava, Melbourne May 17, 2012 14:05
-
Brisbane Art Shed | West End, Brisbane May 17, 2012 13:05
-
Hong de Lion Dance Association | Fitzroy, Melbourne May 16, 2012 15:05
Popular Posts
- Hide & Seek on 'The Block'8 comments
- The Tea Parlour | Sydney4 comments
- Feeling peckish in Sydney? 3 comments
BUY THE BOOKS
View the Hide & Seek range here
Archive for Category: "SYDNEY"
Pub Cha at the Annandale Hotel | Annandale, Sydney
There’s something very special about being served Chinese tea by a muscled bloke in skinny jeans and black T-shirt who looks like a roadie. Unlike normal yum cha, there’s no room for trolleys, and there’s no polite yet incomprehensible waitress trying to foist a random congee onto you, which some people may find a little disappointing. Me? I find it relaxing. I like roadies.
Mao & More | Surry Hills, Sydney
How would Chairman Mao feel about today’s China – still communist, yet beating the West at its own capitalist game? Probably the same way he’d feel about Mao & More, a shop that sells iconography of the People’s Republic to decadent Sydneysiders as curios and furnishings.
Govindas Restaurant and Movie Room | Darlinghurst, Sydney
Named after Krishna, the spiritual embodiment of all things fun, Govinda’s is a two-in-one experience that’s literally consciousness-raising. Just over $28 will get you a dinner-and-movie ticket that will satisfy all five senses in a way that could just possibly get you to nirvana status.
Copo Cafe & Diner | Drummoyne, Sydney
I have to admit that Drummoyne is not the first place I’d think of to venture to for brunch, being the inner westie-ite that I am. But Copo is such a fine cafe that I’m more than glad I bothered to make the trek across the bridge.
Cucciolo Pasticceria | Neutral Bay, Sydney
Everyone loves a laneway … well, specifically, everyone loves feeling like Indiana Jones as they discover a ‘hidden’ laneway cafe or bar, and Cucciolo Pasticceria will make you feel suitably and smugly satisfied as soon as you stumble upon it.
Comments