Great iconic location to visit! Beautiful architecture and amazing to know the history of how it was built. Guided tours are available on every day. Also hosts a great cafeteria downstairs - House Canteen. Can sit by the opera house stairs and relax along with the view of harbour bridge. Easily accessible by Public transport and has public toilets available if needed.

It really shocked me. It is an international tourist attraction and is listed as the youngest world heritage. The large floor-to-ceiling windows inside are all designed with a slope, so there is no glass reflection when looking outside. It is great!

The majestic Opera House. Doesn’t need a description. Take a ferry from one of the suburbs and get to Circular Quay. That will get you better views of the Opera House. Also try to do the Ferry to Manly beach and you get beautiful views of Opera. Most vibrant place to visit while in Sydney. Must do!!!!

Fell in love with it. Must visit. What a wonderful place on the Sydney Harbor. The Sydney Opera House is the symbol of modern Australia. A World Heritage-listed masterpiece of “human creative genius,” it exists because a few brave people dared to think differently. Love those people. Must visit. View by sea at night is mesmerizing.

Only put in 5star for architectural purposes. Unfortunately much of the venue was barricaded off but it is a unique and beautiful building. Go to Sydney museum for full history as the architect was not invited to the opening. Great building which all Australians should be proud of.

What is there not to love about the Opera House. I attended the Australian Chamber Orchestra performance and set second row to the right. The performance was moving. I marveled at the opportunity to hear instruments from hundreds of years ago. A magical moment. You can feel the history and the artistry as you walk in. The views from the balcony are spectacular.

As a visitor to Sydney, it was thrilling to see the iconic Opera House, and to enter the building to enjoy a show was very exciting. The vibe around and in the historical building adds to the excitement. Restaurants and bars were busy, not easy to find a place to sit for a drink, but simply walking around and soaking in the atmosphere while taking obligatory pictures of the building as night settled in, along with views of the tower bridge and ferries in the bay, is a fun way to start the evening. Lots of stairs, but also wheelchair friendly. Inside the Opera House, staff are efficient and helpful, and we were ushered to the correct door based on our seats. No videography/photography allowed inside. If you come all the way to Sydney from elsewhere in the world, make sure to plan for a show at the amazing Opera House.

Sydney Opera's one of those places where you have to stop what you are doing and chill with a cold one in one hand. Hands down one of the most important landmarks in the world. Plenty of restaurants and bars on sight, tourist attractions and of course the Opera house, a marvellous piece of architecture. Love this city, hope to travel back again.

The Sydney Opera House is one of the most iconic landmarks in Sydney and an architectural masterpiece. The location is stunning, situated on the waterfront of Sydney Harbour with stunning views of the city skyline and the harbour bridge. But beyond just being a beautiful building, the Opera House is also a great place to chill and hang out. The outdoor terrace areas offer a relaxed atmosphere where you can sit and take in the view or enjoy a drink with friends. The indoor bars and cafes provide a cozy and inviting atmosphere to relax and enjoy a coffee or light meal. The atmosphere is always buzzing, with a mix of tourists and locals, giving the Opera House a vibrant energy. Additionally, there are plenty of events and performances that take place at the Opera House, ranging from classical music to contemporary theatre and dance performances. It's a great place to catch a show and take in some culture. Overall, the Sydney Opera House is a must-visit for anyone visiting Sydney, and a great spot to hang out and enjoy the stunning views and lively atmosphere.

One of the landmarks in Sydney. Must visit places when you come to Sydney. You will be amazed by the building architecture there. But the parking rate there is very high. About 20 dollars per hour. So it is advised that you take public transport to the place. There are few bars and restaurants nearby. So you can get a quick drink when you are around there. Overall it is a very beautiful and marvelous place.

Iconic landmark. To go around to see the Opera House, you can use jet with $60/ adult, water taxi $25/ adult. Or you can try ferry with easy payment just tap visa card $1 you can go around the sea with amazing scenery so highly recommended

I had a great time spending 1 hour learning about this place by tour guide. I didn't expect too much before I came to Sydney, but this place is a definite icon of Sydney. I can't wait to go back this Sunday to see Miss Saigon here.

A world 🌎 Heritage landmark bridge. The most attraction of Sydney is the Harbour bridge. It was an amazing experience seeing a bridge on a ferry or cruise. It looks more beautiful after sunset. Luna park is just northern side. I recommend it and will definitely be doing it again. Fantastic time & awesome 🌅 views.

One of Sydney's major tourist places. Going beneath the bridge was a great experience. I am not sure if I can walk above it, I don't have the courage to do so 😀

Sydney Harbor Bridge is a place where you can stroll, walk, cycle or even run with a beautiful view of the city. Along the way we can contemplate the beautiful Opera House. It's a great walk to do in the late afternoon. If you come to the city as a tourist, be sure to take your photo on Sydney's most famous bridge. The view is worth every minute, in addition to the beautiful photos you can take on this wonderful historic bridge in Sydney. Also, don't forget to enjoy the experience and the view, which is the most important thing.

Spectacular as it is. Both side of the bridge have a good picnic areas. Still be able to find parking spot and walk around. Nice view both day and night. If you have a chance to visit on NYE that’d be the best. You also can get a train to north side which will cross the bridge so you can see a good view as well.

Wonderful bridge to look at from afar. Takes multiple exits into and out of the city. Can view the bridge from the opera house side and botanical gardens. Has ferry services that can go under. There is also a bridge climb to see the view from above the bridge. A great location near the opera house, city and river. A popular location for fireworks, vivid festival, and cruise ship docking.

Great to walk over. Excellent views of Sydney as well as the Opera House, and both sides of the harbour. Amazing landmark. Has a lift for access from the rocks.

Landmark bridge. Great backdrop and photo motive. Main connection between Sydney and North Sydney. It would be a five star rating if the bicycle lane would not end in stairs on the Northern side. Fingers crossed it will happen eventually.

Wonderful bridge to look at from afar. Takes multiple exits into and out of the city. Can view the bridge from the opera house side and botanical gardens. Has ferry services that can go under. Spectacular as it is. Both side of the bridge have a good picnic areas. Still be able to find parking spot and walk around. Nice view both day and night. If you have a chance to visit on New Year's Eve that’d be the best. You also can get a train to north side which will cross the bridge so you can see a good view as well. There is also a bridge climb to see the view from above the bridge.

Iconic Sydney attraction and a great engineering feat. Walk on it, under it or on top of it (booking needed for on top), or take a ferry under it...either way it's a must do in NSW.

This place is always worth visiting. The theme changes at least twice a year, and are always magnificent. I gave 4 stars only because this theme, "Inside the Tide" wasn't as visually appealing to me as some of the past exhibits they've done. It's still worth seeing, the attention to detail is always amazing, and it's educational as well.

Saw this is the top botanic garden in Sydney. There is paid street parking beside the garden so you can park there. The garden is big but inside there is nothing much to see though. But you can see the Sydney opera House from there. Been to a few botanic gardens but I feel this is more like a park to me. Overall this is just okay. Good place to walk around.

Huge park, great to spend time around to just read, relax, and picnic. The garden is very well maintained, toilets are clean. Flowers are all beautiful

I recently visited the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, and it was an absolutely enchanting experience! The lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and serene atmosphere made it a perfect escape from the bustling city. The garden's well-maintained paths and informative signage made it easy to explore and learn about a wide variety of plants and ecosystems. The views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge from within the garden were breathtaking. It's a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts, photographers, or anyone looking for a peaceful retreat in the heart of the city. I can't wait to return!

The Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney is a heritage-listed major 30-hectare garden, event venue and public recreation area located at Farm Cove on the eastern fringe of the Sydney central business district. Opened in 1816, the garden is the oldest scientific institution in Australia and one of the most important historic botanical institutions in the world. The Garden and The Domain are open every day of the year and access is free. Highly recommended.

What a pleasure to see the water view sights of Sydney from this spectacular location! The scenic garden paths appear endless, and it is a beautiful educational tour with excellent signage at every corner of this well-maintained national treasure. Whether you want to watch the water traffic, admire the Sydney Harbour and Opera House, laze in the sun reading a book on the grass, or watch flocks of cockatoos, it is all there. Some cafes and special exhibitions are scattered around the gardens, creating a relaxing oasis near a bustling city.

Very beautiful oasis in Sydney city centre, with variety of flowers, decorations, resting area, open spaces and views of the water and Sydney Opera House. Can spend an entire day here exploring and relaxing. The Botanic Gardens close rather early. If you forget closing time, park rangers will go around to chase you out!

Lush and beautiful. One of Sydney’s best (must see!) attractions and one of the most amazing botanic gardens in the world…harbor, opera house and city views included.

Highly recommend this place to visit. Really amazing place I ever visited in Sydney. Very AU scale size of garden and so many big trees with very peaceful scenery. Also sings from birds make the mood better. Really good place to take a rest, to take a picture and also to play with kids. I will visit here once again for a picnic with a family soon.

Beautiful garden in the city centre. Great place to sit down and relax. It's quite quite and peaceful even though its located in the city. Each plant is labelled with their respective names. There are also various status around the park so well. Can easily spend more than an hour walking through the garden.

A lovely Botanical Garden in the heart of Sydney, easy to walk 5 miles, a fab cafe and gift shop on site plus toilet facilities. Some areas can be a bit steep in places. Fab day out!

We made a reservation in the morning and were lucky to go on a sunny day in November. Nice views of the city although the opera house angle from the tower is not the greatest. Experience was amazing! obviously stunning views, pristine weather and just a good all round vibe. Alison the tour guide was phenomenal, great with the facts of the city and surrounding areas, and had a really easy going nature, and made it really easy for myself and one of my friends to deal with our fear of heights.

Excellent experience! I took an annual pass, which covers few attractions in the city. You can see all sides of Sydney city from Tower Eye. It gives us a bird's eye 👁 view. There is also a restaurant on one of the floors. It is located in Westfield building in the city.

No crowd control so it’s overcrowded at the observatory deck during the last entry (6pm). No space at the glass window during sunset, air was humid, and there are purple lights that reflects on the glass👎 not pretty for pictures.

This was super fun! They have a cafe where you can get drinks and small snacks. There is plenty of seating and great views. There is a VR rollercoaster experience. It was $20 for 2. It was fun but we were both a bit sick after. Highly recommend a stop. The views are beautiful!

We visited here with family in April 2018. It is the second tallest observation tower in southern hemisphere. The price of ticket is not very costly (compared to Taipei 101 in my country). You can see gorgeous night view here! It was really awesome! 👍👏

It is the tower that is in the center, you can have a panoramic view of the entire city and enjoy its view. The only thing that some buildings covered Opera house, great crime. but everything else you can enjoy. We pay 11 dollars with the school but normal costs 18 dollars. If you like height and see the view of the city I recommend it.

This place always amazes me. Every time I visit here I am thrilled. The Observation deck allows 360 deg views of Sydney. You can even watch a building burn down in the CBD(See photo)! But it is pretty ordinary in furnishings. There are not too many places to sit. You can get light refreshments but they are very light. However, Bar83 is a totally different story. Sit and enjoy cocktails, spirits and wines with superb finger food. The best part is that it is not expensive to have a great drink 1067 ft up as the sun sets over the city. Best experience!

Line was very organized. There are also photo booths at the viewing deck. Place is not too crowded and there are also food stalls below for for quick snacks. Great view of the city as well

One of the iconic tourist spot in Sydney. Opens at 11AM. Card only no cash.. bit expensive if purchased alone..package price is cheaper.. souvenir shop is located inside.. staffs are nice and helpful.

This is the tallest viewing point in Sydney, which has a 360-degree view of the city. The view from here is spectacular where we can see most of the important landmarks of Sydney. They also provide sky walk with extra pay, a bit of an adventure walk, which can be purchased on-site. The structure is beautiful, first few floors are Westfield mall. It can be a one-time experience. Buying tickets combining other attractions like Sea Life, Wild life and Madame Tussauds would be better with which we can avail great discount.

It was a bit busy on Thursday Made it relatively difficult to capture the 360⁰ view However, if you are coming for the first time, it will definitely give you a new scope of Sydney CBD. Highly recommended if you have never been here.

I am giving it a 2 star because the staff were very helpful. I would have given it a 1 star or lower. It is very difficult to find the entry it almost like the shopping center is trying to hide it, we had to ask the information desk. It is on the fifth floor and not obvious to find down a side corridor. It is very expensive for what it is, there is no family pass either. They trying to make it more like a ride than it really is, it is a maze to get to the lift. We spent 10 minutes and it cost us $100+ for two adults and a child just for the observation deck. When you get back down to exit, you have to walk through a tower shop maze to leave. It isn’t really worth it. I hope another building opens up their top floor to observation and offers some competition. The staff are great, very helpful, but they have to be else you would get lost quickly. It is a shame really that this is a ripoff for tourists coming to Australia.

The most adorable place to have lunch or dinner with family and friends. I would recommend you to bring your family here. The food very delicious and well served, clean, and chic. I really like the food. And the view is special. An interesting shopping centre in the middle of the city

Darling Harbour is an incredible place to bring your family, one of the most fun parks for kids of all ages, sculptures, eateries and entertainment. There is always something going on or something to see of do. A must see during Vivid and at any Fireworks display.

Stunning place and a must see in Sydney. With a little bit luck you’ll see the bride opens and close. The attraction there just amazing and there are a lot of restaurants around. For kids, couples and just fast food -everything is there. Even a German Restaurant with German beer. At the evening is almost everyday something happening there. Also checkout online for the next fireworks! There is also a beautiful path to The Rocks -outstanding. The path will bring you to Circular Quay and the opera house.

An impromptu visit meant we just enjoyed what was available. Could not find a place to sit down and eat so settled for take-out and eating from a park bench which was fine. But loved the walkabout in a beautiful setting. Not overly busy (other than the couple of restaurants that were open and understaffed and over capacity)....so enjoyed strolling around. Most places closed so missing some of the buzz, but a pleasant evening out.

A really romantic place to hang around or to have dinner. During daylight, the view is amazingly beautiful, but it's even more spectacular at night! They also have a park nearby, it is a great destination to simply have a picnic or to bring your kids and dogs to run around.

Darling harbour is a great place to visit, its beautiful during the day and night! I went last during 'Vivid Sydney'. It looked amazing , it had so many lights with many sound effects and a fountain show. Must visit!! It can be packed but it's well worth it. Kids will have the best time!!

Darling harbour is just an amazing spot to visit. There are alot of great restaurants, bars and attractions. Transportation is nearby and efficient. Definitely worth spending the walking around it.

Darling Harbour really lives up to its name for it is indeed a darling place to visit. Highly recommend for anyone of all ages, especially if you have kids as it's super family friendly. Will visit again for sure.

Awesome place to visit for a walk or evening out. Very busy area as you can take boat tours or ferries. Lots of restaurants and the ones we attended had really good food. Several attractions ( Maritime museum, aquarium etc) and shops to visit. I just enjoyed walking around and grabbing a coffee in the morning. Easy to walk to from the city area with safe pedestrian accesses.

The views were stunning. Public transport was so easy. Tap on and off with digital wallet. Ferry across the bay was quick and smooth! Nightlife was great!

Lovely place to go for a walk. Restaurant and cafes around. Such a variety of boats in the harbour. Can catch boat taxis to opera house and other locations sea life, wild life , marina museum. Worth a walk around plenty to see by the sea .

Fantastic meal with 'dear friends'. Seated at a table with an amazing view (pretty much all the restaurant tables have a view of the Opera House & Harbour Bridge). Food was top level and we also had some really nice bubbles and chardonnay from the extensive wine list. Service was excellent - we were treated to a complementary oyster to sample the 'special' and offered a different table with view for dessert when our table was required for the next service. A bit pricey but felt it was still good value for a special occasion.

An amazing restaurant in an amazing location with breathtaking views. From the moment I walked in, the service from the staff was top notch. They all couldn’t have been more helpful, and friendly. They were very knowledgeable on all the dishes, wines, etc. The food was very nice from start to finish. I will definitely be back here again !

Stunning view, the harbour scene was remarkable. Fantastic place to spend with loved ones, we definitely felt welcomed with excellent customer service. The cocktails were to die for and a wide range of reds to choose from. We really enjoyed the appetisers and the Sydney Rock oysters. The John Dory was the best choice of out all the main that we had. The Roasted Duck Breast was delish but not too extraordinary. Same with the steak and the salmon. Overall, it was a great dining experience.

Lovely time in Cafe Sydney. Right from walking in- service was exceptional Try to get a table at the terrace with magnificent views of harbour, Opera house and the bridge. The menu is fresh, offers a great variety with matching wines. In particular I was impressed with the service given- especially our wait staff Hugh. The place is fully booked and naturally staff are running at 100% 24/7 and yet service delivered with a smile. Honesty I can't fault this place nor its people. Highly recommend this restaurant!

My recent visit to Cafe Sydney left me with mixed feelings. While the stunning views and location were undoubtedly impressive, I was somewhat disappointed by the overall dining experience. First and foremost, the restaurant's spectacular panoramic views of the Sydney Harbour and the iconic Opera House are undeniably breathtaking. It's a picture-perfect setting that sets high expectations for the rest of the experience. The ambiance is elegant, and the sleek decor adds a touch of sophistication to the space. Unfortunately, my enthusiasm waned as I dug into the food. While the dishes were aesthetically pleasing, they fell short in terms of flavor and execution. The flavors seemed uninspired and lacked the wow factor I was hoping for. The presentation was beautiful, but the taste didn't quite match up. Additionally, the service at times felt lackluster and inattentive. Despite making a reservation well in advance, we experienced delays in being seated and an overall lack of attentiveness from the waitstaff. It's a shame, as improved service could have elevated the overall experience. On a positive note, the beverage selection at Cafe Sydney was decent. They offered a variety of wines and cocktails, and I found the drink options to be satisfying. The drinks were well-prepared and provided a pleasant accompaniment to the otherwise mediocre dining experience. In terms of value for money, Cafe Sydney leans towards the pricier side. While I understand that the stunning location comes at a premium, I expected the food and service to match the high prices. Unfortunately, the underwhelming experience left me feeling like I may have overpaid for what I received. In conclusion, Cafe Sydney offers a magnificent view and an impressive location, making it a desirable spot for special occasions or to impress visitors. However, the dining experience itself falls short in terms of flavor, service, and overall value for money. If you prioritize stunning views over exceptional food, Cafe Sydney might still be worth a visit, but be prepared for a less-than-stellar culinary experience.

The food was tasty, not exquisite. I liked the squid just wish there was more on the plate! The views are amazing which is probably what you are paying high dollar for $ We ordered some interesting alcohol which even the waiters were unsure of when we asked what they would taste like!

Stunning view, loved sitting so close to the view. Attentive and polite staff. Good selection, love fresh Australian produce and seafood. Definitely taste the quality just not anything new or outstanding. Good cocktails. Dessert was ok, again didn't wow except for presentation. I'd go back for the fresh seafood.

Had lunch with 2 others, and wasn’t planning to come to Sydney cafe. Coming in at 12:45pm we didn’t know if there was going to a table but there was. The view is stunning looking out at the harbour, and the food was paired amazingly. Our waiter was amazing checking up on us all the time, and making sure we were having an enjoyable time. I myself had the beef tenderloin at medium rare, and it was tender very tender. The tenderloin was one of the best I ever had and my friends regarded their dishes (Lamb Cutlet and John Dory) highly as well. The dessert however was the star, with the salted caramel hazelnut being delicious. 5/5

Very good experience. We had a table on the terrace, they have heaters so even in colder weather it’s perfectly fine, and you have a lovely view of Sydney Harbour Bridge. Our waiter was Francesco, who was very helpful, and knew the dishes. We took some of his recommendations ok board, and he was absolutely right. The food quality was excellent, the portions were very generous, and very well composed flavours. Our favourite were the beef tartare, and the john dory. We had a few oysters, a starter, and a main with some side salad and potatoes, but unfortunately we didn’t have space for dessert. Overall it was a perfect dinner, and I can’t stress out enough how good Francesco’s service was.

Food was great, views are fantastic. Unfortunately the ambience wasn't as good as it should be due to some construction going on, on a neighbouring building (not the restaurants fault). Our semilia was great and very knowledgeable (American gentleman). Our waitress however was blunt and not very enthusiastic, we had to ask for my partners meal to be checked on as there was a bit of time before it came out, while my meal was already being eaten. Seafood platter was amazing, highly recommend.

Really cool atmosphere and the service is phenomenal. We have a lot of great upscale Cantonese options home in Vegas, but the approachability of the cuisine and staff made this venue feel far less stuffy or reserved and a very enjoyable experience. The steamed dim sum is a MUST as well as the duck pancakes!

I’ve been here several times and it never disappoints. The food was delicious and the service was exceptional. I recommend the mango pudding dessert. Overall a bit pricey but worth it!

Mr. Wong not only serves amazing food but also has a fantastic ambiance and is a hidden gem for steamed dim sum and duck pancakes. Their steamed dim sum is delicate and bursting with flavor, while their duck pancakes are perfectly crispy and savory. A truly delightful culinary experience! The stylish decor and vibrant atmosphere create the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience. Finish off your meal with their deep fried ice cream. You'll love the combination of delicious food and a great vibe at Mr. Wong!

Mr. Wong has got to be one of the best restaurants for whatever occasion. The food here was absolutely delicious and the portions did not disappoint. We had several doggy bags!! We ordered the vegetarian fried rice, half roasted duck, sweet and sour pork and green beans. Each dish was outstanding. The pork melted into the fork. Go for a small portion of fried rice if you are in a group of 3 or less - we order the large and have enough leftover for 3 days. The beans and duck we equally as delicious. The ambience is another reason to love Mr. Wong. The fitout is excellent and every one of the staff members were incredibly helpful.

Cantonese food… good. Drinks… good. Table service… good. Ambience… good. Definitely the quality and experience you come to expect from a Merivale establishment. Staff were very attentive in making sure you’re well looked after, your glasses never empty and making recommendations based on the number of people and order of the dishes coming out of the kitchen. I would definitely recommend for any nice occasion, celebration, date night or just because.

This restaurant is undeniably popular and always buzzing with customers. The bustling atmosphere reflects its reputation as a must-visit spot. However, be prepared for a 45-minute wait at the bar if you don’t have a booking before being seated. Yet, it's worth every minute spent, as the dim sum dishes served are of exceptional quality and exude a premium touch. Each bite is a delightful explosion of flavors, showcasing the chef's skill and attention to detail. Great wine list as well but the markups are quite high Only criticism is that the menu hasn’t changed in the 3 years we’ve been frequenting it.

Second time dining at Mr Wong, still lives up to its reputation. Went there for lunch time as walk ins to try and got a table and was greeted by our waiter Sarah right away and explained the menu to us. Sarah was excellent at looking after us the whole time through our lunch. There are plenty of varieties of dishes and each dish we had was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend will be returning to Mr Wong. Thank you again Sarah for your outstanding service

Mr. Wong, a traditional Chinese restaurant under the ownership of Merivale, boasts delightful cuisine and a captivating ambiance. The dim sums offered here stand out as some of the finest in Sydney. However, my overall experience is tinged with disappointment. My decision to not return stems from the considerable expense combined with the underwhelming quality of the live crab I ordered. Opting for the Singaporean-style black pepper live mud crab, I had anticipated a customary presentation of the crustacean. Regrettably, this was absent, and although I might have overlooked this absence had the crab been more satisfying, my expectations were not met. The crab dish arrived with a delectable sauce, but the crab itself left much to be desired. It was noticeably meager, with very little edible meat to enjoy. Despite extensive efforts, my partner and I struggled to extract any substantial meat from the crab's various parts. Given that Mr. Wong purportedly sources its seafood from the esteemed Red Claw Seafood, the presence of such an undernourished crab raises questions about its selection and preparation process. Particularly disheartening is the nearly $250 price tag attached to this dish. As a result of this experience, I now value the seafood at my local Chinese restaurants more. It's unfortunate that despite the restaurant's strengths, I find it challenging to consider a return visit based on this disappointment.

One of the best upmarket Chinese restaurants in Sydney. The food, cocktails and desserts were superb. The place can get very busy so plan in advance. Courteous staff and great service. I’d love to go back when I’m in Sydney next time!

Mr Wong I adore you. Big restaurant but felt private. Our party of nine were downstairs on a large round table. Cocktails good and extensive wine list. We ordered banquet no 3, generous amount of each dish and standard of quality high. Crab’s huge and deserts to die for. Staff and service excellent and attentive. Go to this restaurant with confidence with family, friends, business associates or staff. If you are on date ask to be placed upstairs as more couples there. Bathrooms good, taxi’s near by. Love your local travel guide M

I have to say, I enjoyed every single bite of the meal in Mr. Wong! Enjoying a variety of dim sum with tea / Hot dishes / dessert. From the starter to the dessert the quality and tastes of everything was outstanding. Be sure to make a reservation before visiting and try the fried ice cream for dessert! Service was delightful and very professional.

We cannot wait to come back! All of our main courses were superb and the staff were great! My only negative was that we had a minimum spend of A$100 per person which meant we were a bit full and still A$80 off the total. We had a couple drinks (great!) and the deep fried ice-cream to make up the rest. The ice-cream was the only dish that I didn't enjoy. I'd still definitely recommend giving Mr Wong a visit!

We celebrated a special birthday at Mr Wong's and the food was amazing. I'm also glad they have changed the booking system as having to pay up front $100 pp for the reservation for 12 peple 2 months before a booking really wasn't great and very expensive. That aside, the service was impeccable, the food was amazing and we all had a lovely time there.

This is an expensive dinning experience but worth it. The level of service is 100% The food is exceptional. The flavours are faultless and makes your mouth rejoice with every bite. There are many different combinations of textures in each dish. The presentation is photo perfect. We had the 4 course menu and let here feeling perfectly full. Thank you to all involved. You made our special day even more special

This pace is wonderful so is the food. I went for our anniversary and did requested the best view for our special day and the restaurant gave the incredible table with a view of both darling harbour and opera house. We really had a good quality time.

For some of my guest in this group, this was their first experience dining and I think you ticked the box for one of the best meals of their life. My mother who has spent her entire life in the restaurant industry, didn’t even have one complaint which never happens. She ate everything gleefully and with total enjoyment, so thank you and compliments to the chefs and staff for making this truly a treat and a memory we will never forget. I’m so happy we went with the truffle menu. One of our guest was a vegetarian and her dishes looked too good to even eat. Artistry at its best in presentation. I’m not much of a dessert person and the chocolate dessert was so delicious and interesting in texture and taste. Wines we selected and that were suggested were very nice. If I could give Michelin stars, this would get at least two, but probably really deserves three. That’s how amazing the meal and experience was.

We had the lunch tasting menu with matching wines and it was absolutely divine. What a fabulous way to experience five star cuisine. While each course is small it’s packed with the most amazing flavours and the wine pairings were phenomenal. The service was impeccable and the explanation of each dish and wine was superb. I’d come back here in a heartbeat.

Overall, had a lovely experience at this restaurant. We celebrated an anniversary and did the set menu. Each dish was beautifully presented and tasted amazing. They also provided additional smaller dishes throughout each course as a palette cleanser which was nice too. The staff were very attentive and would be available for us to ask questions, take orders and remove plates etc. They also made an active effort to make small talk and conversation which showed that they were interested in getting to know us as well.

One of MY Best Fine Dinning Experiences I've had for my 29th Birthday. Such a wonderful Atmosphere to be in plus spectacular views! Such an Exquisite team! Extremely knowledgeable, helpful and friendly with great recommendations on meals and drinks 🍸 Food was incredibly AMAZING & SPOT ON! You definitely get what you pay for! I would recommend this place to friends & family. The service quality was truly perfect with such stunning views, I have no issues or complaints to make or can mention because they truly lived up to their reputation on Service & Quality. Great Team Guys! I can’t wait to come back!

So the short review - I wouldn’t recommend Aria. There was nothing that made me go wow and the dishes were average at best. A bit more detail - the oysters and the squab were tasty and the veal was okay, however everything else was really lacking considering that this is meant to be a fine dining restaurant and costs about $220 each for the tasting menu. Some dishes lacked flavour, one dish was dry and the service was not amazing. You were left almost waiting to be noticed and it seems that their selling point is the view of the opera house. I’m sad to say that it is not somewhere I would return to.

We had an excellent dining experience at Aria. The service was attentive and top-notch. The ingredients were fresh and locally sourced, and the wine menu was extensive. The artisan sake selection was a highlight, and the duck was cooked to perfection – juicy and delicious. The steak tartare had a nice smoky flavor and the added crunch of the tart was a great touch. We were pleasantly surprised by the mango palate cleanser, which was served at just the right time. Overall, Aria provides a 5-star dining experience with stunning views of the Sydney Harbour and Opera House. While it may not be the most affordable option, it is definitely worth it for a special occasion.

I had an amazing birthday dinner at Aria on a Monday night. Service was amazing as always - sommelier recommended perfect wines to match our foods and our preferences. Food was incredible, portions were generous for fine dining and presented beautifully. Standouts were definitely the scallop hot entree and duck main course. Thank you Aria for making my birthday so memorable!

I love dumplings so much! The soup is very delicious, very similar to the beef soup in Chinese cuisine. The lamb chops are cooked just right, very tender and delicious, and the scallops are fried just right, I like it very much. The bread is okay, the service is good, the meal time is probably more than two hours, hurry up, the scenery is perfect. Very high-end restaurant, five stars.

A very popular and highly rated Thai restaurant here in Sydney and also has also been voter as the best Thai restaurant in Sydney. I can say that this restaurant is fancy! It feels like entering a museum with all those fancy decorations. Service was very good and food was delicious as well. It is recommended to make a booking to eat here as this place will have long wait list for peak hours. Overall, great food, great service and great ambience!

Eaten here many times but most recently late on a Saturday afternoon for lunch - table of 3 w BYO wine. Shared entrees and mains. Service was friendly and attentive and all dishes were really tasty. Menu is large so good to go as a group, share and taste more things.

Came in for lunch alone… The staff was really friendly and the food was amazingly delicious 😋 💯 Definitely worth the price, recommend to make a booking online to avoid the queue during lunch and dinner peak hours! Had Chicken Green Curry, Cashew Chicken Stir Fry & Mango Sticky Rice Overall an amazing dining experience on King Street, perfect for any occasion, would definitely come back again anytime soon!

Have been here few times with my friends. We always order a lot of food. It was delicious, large menu with a lot of options. The vibe was excellent. There were so many tables celebrating birthdays here. Highly recommended!! 😇🤩

This is my favourite restaurant in Newtown! The food is delicious, the service is great and inside is super quirky with all the Thai art around. The food is also really reasonably priced with good portion sizes. It's always busy in here so it's best to pre book ahead. It's also really nice that they set up balloons on the table if you let them know you're visiting for a birthday/special event. I got a lovely gift from them for my birthday and they made it a special evening for me.

Can get Authentic Thai food here, absolute perfect taste. Should try Whole fried fish. All the dishes we ordered were nice, flavoured and tasty. Good place to hangout for parties and other events. Restaurant ambience is good too. Staff is professional and friendly, as the restaurant is very busy it takes little longer to get the food on the table. Overall it’s a good place to enjoy Thai Food.

Great food! Full of flavour and decent portions. Staff are super friendly too and provide excellent customer service.

Big Thai Restaurant, seems famous for Birthday parties. Large Menu with a lot of options. Food has a good quality. Some nice cocktails. Service a bit slow but it was a very crowded evening. Needs reservation on weekends I think.

One of the best Thai I have had in Sydney. Service from First was excellent even though the restaurant was jam packed. Their stir fried noodles probably not the best and the smokiest Pad See Ew I’ve had but nonetheless, other dishes were amazing. Highly recommend the crab fried rice

Us 4 mates always catch up here a few times a year, we won't go anywhere else. Service is always upbeat and wonderful. Food comes out surprisingly fast considering how many people are dining in. Above all else, the food is always perfect with rich flavours. The bbq pork dish is to die for!

Great Thai restaurant located in Newtown. The restaurant is big and they also have a downstairs area where it feels like you're in Thailand with a bar there. Their entrees are delicious and unique! Their main are also delicious but standard that you can find at other restaurants. They have a huge selection of cocktails! Their sticky rice mango cocktail is very unique and delicious! Definitely worth a try!

From arrival right through the meal the staff here are truly brilliant, helping with the menu and making you feel so welcome. The food itself might not be the cheapest but it’s all super tasty and presented well. The service of the food is really quick too. The decor is great throughout and it’s no surprise that it’s busy late into the night - one of the best Thai’s I’ve ever had!

amazing amazing place! we managed to beat the dinner queue when we unknowingly arrived at 5.30pm on the dot, just when they reopened for dinner. the staff's service was absolutely delightful from start to end of the meal and though it's not the cheapest, the food was really yummy! the dishes packed a punch in terms of taste and i overall enjoyed my meal very much.

My favorite Thai restaurant in Sydney and I’ve been here more than 3 times! I've eaten at many Thai restaurants around Haymarket, in fact there's not much difference in price per person… but I wasn't as amazed as I was here. BTW, the waiters were all really lovely!

Came here for a special anniversary lunch on a Saturday. Location and views are great. Food is good with interesting and unique combinations. The courses are a bit on the small side and leave you wanting more. The whole set menu lunch of $260 pp took about 3.5 hrs. The did have a few secret courses which were not on the menu which was a nice touch. We were full at the end but I would of preferred slightly larger dishes. We enjoyed our experience and the staff and service was great, however I don't think it is worth the money. A one off experience for us.

The environment is clean, comfortable, and not crowded, and the service is excellent! We had a great view of the opera house from our seats. As for the food, I loved every dish from the appetizers to the main course and desserts! Even though it's quite expensive, it's definitely a restaurant worth recommending! And lucky us, we got the birthday cake from the restaurant.

Oh my goodness, if you want a fantastic vegan fine dining experience then Quay is it. It shouldn't be hard to showcase vegetables and Peter Gilmore shows it isn't. Every dish was wonderful but there were a few standouts. The vegetable caviar was amazing. The turnips with broth were ethereal. The white coral dessert was absolutely yummy, I almost felt I needed to check it was the vegan version because it was so creamy. Service was impeccable of course and the staff seem to glide everywhere. We can't wait to revisit.

Amazing environment and views, where we enjoyed one of the best degustation menus that we have tried in Australia. We chose the 8 course meal and I tried the Sommeliers pairing, which was excellent. The staff were very kind and knowledgeable. We were lucky to enjoy a beautiful view of the Opera, with the light and drone show. I really recommend the experience.

This restaurant was a dining experience like no other. Service impeccable. Food impeccable. View impeccable. If you want to experience fine food, fine wine, look no further! Thank you Quay for making our Wedding Anniversary experience so special.

Eating at Quay was not only one of the best culinary experiences of my life, it was one of the best experiences period. I brought my Dad here as a birthday gift as it has been a bucket list item for him for many years. He absolutely loved it and it was such a special day for him. Each dish was impeccable and absolutely mouth watering. The service was absolutely fantastic as well. We also had the wine pairing with each course which I recommend as well. It was the epitome of fine dining and luxury. We also purchased one of Peter Gilmore's books at the end. Quay is worth every cent, I can't wait to have this experience again one day.

As expected, the food, the view and the service was all amazing. Each dish was full of flavour and delicious. It’s quite expensive as meals go, and there are a few better fine dining establishments in Sydney but it is hard to beat the view. The cocktails were super tasty and the wine pairings were done really well.

We went for the 8 course, I had the gluten free adjustments and the temperance pairing (non alcoholic) and it was exceptional. The service was wonderful, we had a lovely British man as our waiter and then throughout the night a wonderful Australian woman as our sommelier. The meals had interesting flavour combinations. Top favourites: -Mud crab noodles - perfection. -Eel cream - very unusual texture with that flavour. -Scallop and abalone - well done. -White coral -(desert) Really something special flavour wise. -The temperance blue pea white tea (drink) A beautiful way to start the night. I love this drink, and the colours it morphed into. A real treat. Overall these courses were lovely, I really enjoyed it, and I rank it highly. The restaurant it's beautiful, it has different shapes that wind about resembling something similar to an shell. The view is beautiful too, tables facing the opera house. I also liked the staffs outfits, they looked warm and smart. Thank you so much to all of our waiters, our sommelier, the front of house and the large kitchen of chefs! We really appreciate it. 🙏

21 consecutive years of being three hatted in the AGFG for good reasons. Excellent attention to detail with regards to the food and stunning views.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½ (4.5 stars) I recently dined at Quay Restaurant in Sydney and had a memorable experience. While the food was good, it didn't quite reach the level of excellence I was expecting. The standout aspect of the evening was definitely the exceptional service, which deserves high praise. We opted for the 6-course menu with the Quay pairing wine, and I must say that the wines served were delightful. Each wine was carefully selected and perfectly complemented the dishes. The sommelier's expertise was evident, and it added an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall dining experience. The service provided at Quay was truly outstanding. The staff was knowledgeable about the menu and took great care in explaining each dish and its ingredients. Their attention to detail was commendable, ensuring that every guest felt well taken care of throughout the evening. From start to finish, the service was top-notch. One aspect that left me slightly disappointed was the portion sizes. They were incredibly small, even for a fine dining experience. While I understand the focus on quality over quantity, I felt that the portions could have been a bit more substantial to justify the price tag. Nevertheless, the flavors and presentation of the dishes were impressive, showcasing the culinary skills of the chefs. Quay Restaurant is undeniably on the pricier side, considering the portions you receive. However, the exceptional service and the overall dining experience make it worth a visit. If you're looking for a memorable evening with top-notch service and a good selection of wines, Quay Restaurant is a great choice.