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Sydney lockdown: Top restaurant takeaway options to try Megan Johnston Photo: Supplied Here are a few exciting options to try. Marta, Rushcutters Bay Marta s Roman bakery is back, with delicious pastry-rich treats every Tuesday-Friday from 7.30am and 9am on weekends. Or go the full hog and order some herb-stuffed porchetta ($33), rigatoni with beef ragout ($28) or a cracking hazelnut tartufo ($14). Order pick up from order.hungryhungry.com/martaosteria/menu or delivery via UberEats or Deliveroo Try Din Tai Fung s xiao long bao at home. Photo: Wayne Taylor Thai Kee IGA, free delivery to Greater Sydney Bring Chinatown to your doorstep, with Thai Kee IGA s free delivery for Greater Sydney. Recent menu highlights include Korean hotdogs, crisp Taiwanese pork ribs, hotpot at home and ....
Housed in a heritage locomotive workshop in the busy-by-day, quiet-by-night South Eveleigh precinct, this is essentially a market stall disguised as a cafeteria. ....
Share Thanks to government-subsidised vouchers and a renewed interest in staycations, people are returning to city hotels. Here are three options to consider: Kick up your heels during Sydney’s solstice; admire the cafe society in Canberra, and refresh your outlook with a Gold Coast classic hotel stay. 1. Who’s afraid of the cold? Live music for all tastes is on offer at Sydney’s newest festival, Sydney Solstice. The mercury may be falling but the heat is building for the June 8 launch of Sydney Solstice, a new two-week festival designed to entice Sydneysiders (and out-of-towners) off the couch and into four inner-city neighbourhoods to ring in the longest night of the year. With a vast and eclectic line-up from restaurants, pubs, laneways, city landmarks, art galleries, museums, music venues and on the harbour, who cares that it’s cold outside? ....
One day, these little old ladies came in, two of them. First of all, they were looking for their money in their change purse and one of them said, âOh, we have to help these poor Aboriginal people.â And I thought, âI should have turned my diamonds around.â And I said, âWho says Iâm poor?â Another guy, he came there and he said to me, âWhere do you get the kangaroo from?â And I said, âI jumped the fence at Taronga zoo last night.â You have to have a sense of humour, otherwise it doesnât work. And then Kylie would come over and sheâd buy all the lemon myrtle butter biscuits. ....