Name: Bohäus Cafe
Address: 129 Cathedral St, Woolloomooloo NSW 2011, Woolloomooloo

Bohäus Cafe

The bottomless brunch at Tommy&#39;s was a fantastic experience! The staff were incredibly attentive, and the food was delicious, especially the tacos and freshly made margaritas. Highly recommend for a fun outing with friends!

Glass Brasserie in Hilton Sydney, it is indeed a Michelin-starred fine dining, everything is delicious, especially the wagyu beef and shrimp, truffle mash and desserts are also recommended, and the pasta from the kids menu is also eaten up by Meng Meng

No.17 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Sydney

The recent continuous rainy days inevitably make it a little chilly. Invite two or three friends to slowly experience the warmth of chocolate in this familiar chocolate kingdom. It is like the sunshine dancing on the tip of your tongue, flowing happily on your tongue.

The line was a hundred meters long when it opened. Eel rice, beef and ramen are of course must-orders, and the desserts are also good. The bone soup of this ramen is not as thick as that of Motosuke, and you can taste the sincerity of the slow-cooked broth.

This is a great place to enjoy a business lunch and I&#39;m sure it gets even better at dinner time. After tasting many of the fresh and delicious lunch menu items, we had to order the Kung Pao Shrimp. I was initially intimidated by the amount of chili on the plate, but the appearance of the food can be deceiving, the spiciness of the dish was not overwhelming and I found it quite cool and enjoyable. This is a must try delicious dish.

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This is a creative dish that combines Australian ingredients with Chinese cooking techniques. Cricket/worm fried rice, I have never dared to eat worms in China. It really makes me want to dance. The duck is soft-crispy-soft when you bite it. The sauce is made with raspberries and plums that are unique to Australia. It has a lot of spices but no peculiar smell.

Bohäus Cafe

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