Who hasn’t
tasted Asian food and fell in love with it, from Sambal of Jakarta, Indonesia,
Pod Thai of Thailand and Devil’s Curry of Malaysia? How about getting a Chinese
food in a foreign land? Some of the world’s best ethnic cuisines can be enjoyed
right in Sydney, and Chinatown, found in the Haymarket section in the heart of
town, is the place to get some of the very best Asian food you’ve ever tried.
Westhill Consulting Travel and Tours, Singapore wants you to taste your
favorite Chinese food, even if you’re far from China. Here are some examples of
food that you can enjoy while in Sydney.
Marigold.
Flabby and delectable dumplings, ’Yum Cha’ of all kinds, try it out at the street carts, however, go
to Marigold to make a meal out of them. They are fresh, skillfully crafted, and
flawlessly steamed. There are more than
just the exquisite dumplings to enjoy.
You can also add to your meal a large assortment of flavorsome side
dishes, counting, rich and delicious beef tendon, radish cakes, and crispy
broccoli in oyster sauce.
Red Chilli.
It has a spicy authentic Sichuan
cuisine, you can take pleasure in a traditional meal of thoroughly prepared
homestyle dishes that mark, of non-other than hot peppers!can be either kissing
meat, permeating through oils, or dried and sprinkled on a collection of
dishes, the heat is overt, but constantly balanced with refreshing and creamy textures. Never forget the crispy
peppered chicken.
Mustang. If
you want to try something different, try Nepalese cuisine. Nepal’s food has its
own unique yet comfortingly familiar tastes to enjoy. It is a combination of
Chinese and Indian influences. Head north on the Pacific Highway a few towns up
to Crow’s Nest, and go for Nepalese at Mustang. Also make it well worth the
trip while trying it along with the excellent cuisine, offers warm and
welcoming hospitality. Chicken momo is Nepal’s signature dish inspired by
Tibetan cuisine, never miss the chance of trying it. it is a stuffed dumpling
that is served with a savory sauce made with grilled tomato and sesame seeds.
There are also superb curries of goat and lamb, and scrumptious basmati rice
dishes that can be best expressed as Chinese-Indian fusion, but the sum of its
parts is particularly Nepalese.
Emperor’s
Garden. Well-known in Chinatown for its mouth-watering roast pork, this modest
little gem of a restaurant has a stall outside as well as indoor seating so you
can have a tasty bite on the go or pine some time away inside as you wish.
Whether, you’ll have to try the best roast pork and duck you’ll ever try. It’s
the meats that you’ll keep going back for with well-seasoned rice and veggies
square the meal.
There are
just some warnings to this, if you choose eating on some other restaurants, you
might end up eating a non-authentic Asian cuisine that you deserve.
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