Restaurants in Sydney: Queto BBQ Noodle

Queto BBQ Noodle is a Korean Restaurant in Macquarie Center, which is just next to Thai Break that I introduced in the previous article. Even facing strong competitors like Thai Break, Queto BBQ Noodle is still able to hold its ground with its delicious cuisines and became one of the most popular restaurants in Macquarie Center.

Speaking of Korean restaurant, the first thing that comes into people's head is probably the signature Korean dish, Bibimbap, which is a stone bowel of mixed rice and vegetable, sliced meat and a raw or fried egg. Today, I am going to introduce Queto BBQ Noodle's popular Bibimbap.

Queto BBQ Noodle‘s Bibimbap contains various vegetables, such as shredded cucumber, red carrot, bean sprouts, and Kimchi, which is the traditional Korean salted vegetable. The egg is half cooked, so it tastes fresh and enhances the whole bowl's flavor. The roasted meat retains the fresh and sweet taste of meat, and tasted tender and juicy. When you mixed all these components together with rice, all the different tastes mixed well, and created a mouthwatering Bibimbap. This cuisine is just $11.50. Personally, I feel Queto BBQ Noodle‘s Bibimbap is the prefect definition of 'Excellent value for money'.

 
Besides the Bibimap, Queto BBQ Noodle also has numerous delicious cuisines. All with popular price. So what are you waiting for? Go to Macquarie Center and try it.

By Feng Shuai

Restaurant in Sydney: Jasmin

Jasmin is a typical Lebanese restaurant. Located in Bankstown, near Bankstown Center, it is probably the most popular restaurant that most people will see when they are near the shopping center. Its location helps, Jasmin become more and popular around Bankstown.

Jazmin had made its name through their delicious taste. Just like any typical Lebanese restaurant, it follows the lebanese cuisine.Their another branch is in punchbowl and lakemba. One of the signiture of the restaurant is the tasty Mixed Plater.

The Mixed Plater consists of Lahma, taboula and fala fal mixed with Hamous. Lahma is nicely Lebanese style BBQ. Then there is the healthy vegetarian fal fal and taboula. After that is the finisher sauce consisting of cheak peas, olive oil, paprika and lemon juice.Best of all it cheap and affordable for a low price of $15.00. Beside that many different kababs are their. This is a halal restaurent. So any Muslim can eat there without any doubt. It's very popular restaurant and anyone can have their lunch and dinner with a cheap price. So to satisfy with a delicious Lebanese cuisine no one will definitely miss it. Go and try yourself.
 
By tabassum Israt

 

 

Restaurants in sydney: East Ocean

It is hong kong style yum cha restaurant. very popular and always full of people! Good location, close to Cntral Station and just on Chinatown.

 

This is one of my favourite yum cha restaurants, not only because the food is of very good quality, but also the setup of yum cha is slightly different to the standard hustle and bustle of dim sum trolleys being pushed up and down the aisles.

 

In East Ocean, you can find any Chinese food you want, and there are really tasted good.(Steamed Dim Sum, Fried&Baked, Rice Noodle, BBQ&Chinese Marinated, Vegetable, Dessert.)

Also, Its best to get their early for lunch as there can be long queue wait for a table. O(∩_∩)O

you can order online too. http://www.eastocean.com.au/

By ZHENG HAN

 

 

Restaurants in Sydney: Ippudo Sydney

Another japan restaurant we want to recommend is Ippudo Sydney in City Westfield. It came from japan from December 2012. If you love Japanese food you cannot miss this restaurant.

It may be because it is a Japanese restaurant, the service is really nice and the staff is willing to give some recommendation. The main in there is noodle. Although the type top of each noodle (meat plus some veg), you can add any type of top or noodle. 

Also, they may sometime have some special dish which only lease for a period. For example this is “fired rice” with cheese.

If you don’t be interested in noodle, there are also having other type of food such as rice and snacks.

 

HOT STONE UNAGI RICE

The only bad thing is the dish is quite small. If you have a good appetite, you must order at least 2 to 3 orders.

IPPUDO GYOZA

And don’t forget the dessert in there which is really “japan”!!!GREEN TEA and sesame lover must order it!!!!

KUROGOMA PANNA COTTA $7

 It is a nice place if you want to go out for whatever lunch or dinner with friends and nice environment, food and service. And they ask you some feedback after finishing your wonderful dinner!

Find more information from their websiteippudo sydney

By Frances Lee

Restaurants in Sydney: Ichiraku Japanese Noodle Bar

Ichiraku Japanese Noodle Bar, a popular Japanese chain restaurants. Today I am going to introduce its Eastwood brand restaurant that locates at 2/4A Hillview Rd, Eastwood, which is just 2 minutes walking distance away from the Eastwood train station.

As its name suggests, Ichiraku Japanese Noodle Bar's signature cuisine is Ramen, the Japanese-style noodles. Among the wide varieties of the Ramen that Ichiraku offers, today I am going to introduce the most popular and favored Ramen, the Miso Ramen.

 
Miso is a traditional Japanese-style soup. Just like the Laksa noodle that I introduced in the previous post, the key to success of a bowel of Miso Ramen is also its soup.
Ichiraku's Miso soup tastes sweet and fresh, and has a strong flavor of the Miso. Although the taste is strong, but it will not make you feel greasy or oily. As for the noodle,
Ichiraku uses the Japanese udon noodle that provides great chewiness. You can choose Chicken or Pork Miso Ramen. The prices of Miso Ramen is $10.50, the popular price.

In addition to noodle, Ichiraku also offers a wide varieties of other Japanese food, such as the Sushi and the Japanese-style lunch box.
 

Overall, great taste, affordable prices make Ichiraku Japanese Noodle Bar a restaurant that you can not miss.

By Feng Shuai

Restaurants in Sydney: Thai-Break

Thai-Break, as the name implies, is a typical Thai restaurant. Located just next to the entrance of the Macquarie Center, it is probably the first restaurant that most people will see when they enter the shopping center. This location favors Thai-Break, and helps it to become one of the most popular restaurants in the entire Macquarie Center. 

However, Thai-Break becomes a popular restaurant not just because of its good location, but also the good taste of its food. Just like any other typical Thai restaurants, its signature cuisines are all Thai-style dishes. This post will introduce one of its signature cuisines, which is also the most popular and favored cuisine among its customers, the Thai-Style Laksa Noodle.

Laksa Noodle is a traditional and typical Southeast Asian cuisine. The key factor that rates a bowel of Laksa Noodle is its soup. Apparently, Thai-Break's Thai-Style Laksa Noodle has a good soup base. The slightly spicy taste of curry, the mellow taste of coconut milk, together with the typical Thai-Style sour taste that makes the soup just right. Although the soup has rich tastes, but the tastes does not clash or cover each other, instead, they set off each other and combine well, and make an amazing soup. You can feel each taste clearly, and the overall good taste of the soup. The noodle also has a smooth mouth-feel and good chewiness. You can choose chicken or pork. Besides the good taste, one bowl of Thai-Style Laksa Noodle also provides great sense of satiety. Its price is $12.90, which is pretty reasonable. Consider the good taste and the sense of satiety, it definitely is a great cuisine.

One the whole, good taste of food and affordable price makes Thai-Break the exemplification of the concept of 'Good value for money'.

By Feng Shuai

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