Sepia Restaurant, Sydney Posted in Degustation, Dessert, Dinner, European, Japanese, Lunch, Modern Australian, Sydney, CBD on 5 August 2009
Tagged with: CBD, Degustation, Dessert, Dinner, sepia, Sydney
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Sepia is located on the Northern end of Sussex St which does not attract a huge proportion of the CBD crowd on a Friday night, but judging by the packed house this evening it seems one of Sydney’s best kept dining secrets won’t be a secret for too much longer. There is a nice relaxed ambience when walking into Sepia despite the huge crowd as we were seated promptly by our waiter. You know your evening is off to a good start when the waiter is happy.
Tetsuya’s, Sydney Posted in Dessert, French, Japanese on 9 August 2008
Tagged with: Degustation, game, lamb, poultry, Seafood, Sydney
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Tetsuya’s reputation as one of the best restaurants for fine dining in Sydney (if not The Best Restaurant) precedes itself to even the non-foodie me of several years ago. Its reputation is further garnered by a surreptitiously covert location (behind the Judge House and big, leafy trees) and its slightly stand-offish gates… oh and not to mention meals at exorbitant prices.
Rise, Darlinghurst Posted in Degustation, Japanese, Sydney, East on 2 March 2008
Tagged with: Darlinghurst, Degustation, fusion, poultry, Seafood, soba, tofu
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Rise is situated on the side of a semi-steep hill and fakes you out with a “door” at the front of the restaurant. My friend, Sam, had been there before and so told me to keep walking to an unassuming closed door (topped with a little blue, curved awning). The interior’s quite nicely decorated, if a little awkwardly laid out I thought.
