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Tag Archives: Chinese
Interview: Chef Hamish Ingham and his take on Modern Chinese cuisine
“Good food depends almost entire on good ingredients” … Continue reading
Spice Temple, Sydney
Every so often, Sydney’s dining scene comes up with a restaurant that is a little different. Spice Temple is a move away from traditional Cantonese fine dining. Instead, its menu is inspired by flavours that is Sichuan, Hunan, Jiangxi, Guangxi, … Continue reading
The Eight, Haymarket, Sydney
Newer Chinese restaurants in Sydney and for that matter in major cities like London, New York and San Francisco are evolving to capture the essence of modernisation that is happening around the world. The Eight in Sydney’s chinatown is one … Continue reading
Yummy Yummy, Crows Nest, Sydney
UPDATE: 15 December 2011 – Sadly, this restaurant has permanently closed for business. We had some great meals and memories there. Hopefully the owners Raymond and Po Po will start again somewhere to offer Sydney diners their wonderful food. We … Continue reading