Best Asian Food Restaurants in New South Wales

"Two levels and beautiful industrial-slash-colonial interiors set the scene at Cantonese restaurant Mr Wong. A chattering, well-dressed crowd, the soundtrack. The Merviale-owned spot is a favourite for business lunches and dinners and special occasion meals."

"Restaurants Chinese Sydney. They’ll tell you to go for the Peking duck. They’ll tell you it’s a juicy bird with crisp skin and sweet meat."

"David Chang’s Seiōbo is not to be missed, especially if you’re a fan of the Netflix show Ugly Delicious. They offer a tasting menu for $185 AUD, and while they refuse to categorize their food on their website by cuisine, you can call it Asian-European fusion. Sit close to the cooking action in their 30-person dining room and let Chef Paul Carmichael take you on a culinary adventure."

"Embrace the flavours and culture of the Caribbean at Momofuku Seiobo on Pyrmont Street in Sydney. Located within The Star casino and part of the David Chang worldwide phenomenon, Seiobo brings to life..."

"Restaurants Darling Harbour"

"Since this Melbourne hotspot first opened its Surry Hills site in 2017, Chin Chin has been one of the most sought-after restaurants in Sydney. And it's not hard to see why. Whether you're here for an evening feast or one of the Yum Cha Weekends events, you can expect gorgeous interiors and a menu of Asian bites, including prawn har gau and stir-fried lobster tails."

"A fun restaurant in Surry Hills, Chin Chin is an exceptional spot with one of the best brunches in the biz. Book in for their Yum Cha Weekends and you and the gang can get silly with delicious cocktails, disco tunes and some incredible Southeast Asian bites."

"Zesty stir fry and spicy curries are what Chin Chin does best. Feast on their herby pad seuw with braised beef or opt for a green curry of chicken and apple. Currently, they offer takeout and are working toward a limited delivery service."

"Ms G’s has long been one of Merivale’s biggest players, dominating Potts Point with its infectiously playful menu that ships everything from cheeseburger spring rolls and yuzu slushies, to wagyu char kway teow and grilled king prawns with sambal belachan. The penchant for furiously clashing Asian flavours with other influences spills over to the cocktail menu as well, resulting in concoctions like vodka and licor43 built with Yakult, lychee, lemon, and lychee pearls. Address: 155 Victoria St, Potts PointContact: (02) 9114 7342"

"What makes it special: You get your cocktails in bubble tea cups or served in a teapot!. Plus, the food is amazeballs. With Chef Dan’s and Yu’s amazing mix of perky designs and snappy flavours, this is a place you cannot afford not to dine at."

"Potts Point favourite, Ms G’s, will be keeping locals well-fed with favourites including tom yum fried rice, soy-glazed chicken wings and those famous cheeseburger spring rolls."

"Lotus Dining Group is introducing a brand-new takeaway menu that will be available for pick-up from Madame Shanghai, Lotus Dumpling Bar and Lotus Double Bay. Diners can also use the code LOVEDOWN20* to take 20% of any order over $40 between now and 9 July. 📍 Madame Shanghai, 18 College St, Darlinghurst NSW 2010 📍 Lotus Dumpling Bar, Shop 3/16 Hickson Rd, Dawes Point NSW 2000 📍 Lotus Double Bay, Shop 3/33 Cross St, Double Bay NSW 2028"

"Head to King Street and you’ll find Mapo, a sustainable artisan gelateria. This top-notch spot crafts delicious gelato from raw and fresh ingredients with a curated selection of top-notch flavours that change seasonally."

"Mapo’s motto sounds like something that should be close to every parent’s heart: imperfection. On their website, they share this cute little poem, which really made my day:. Our gelato melts and drips."

"Restaurants Ice cream and gelato Newtown"

"This is one of my personal favourites simply because of how underrated it is. It literally is a hole in the wall along the streets of Newtown. Their Apple Crumble, Coconut, and Tim Tam flavours are known to be amazing, and in the sorbet range, the Champagne or Fresh Pear and Ginger are not to be missed."

"Just a few minutes from the better-known Manly Beach, Shelly Beach is a unique location on the east coast of Australia, since it actually faces west. With a large reef also sheltering the beach from the heavy ocean swells, Shelly Beach is a small and secluded haven – perfect for a quiet picnic on the sands or a gentle swim in the ocean. These calm coastal conditionsmake ShellyBeach an ideal spot for scuba divers and snorkelers to explore an..."

"Head to the southern end of Manly Beach then look east across the water. That short stretch of sand about 500 metres away is Shelley Beach, far more secluded, less crowded, and has calmer water than the popular Manly Beach just next door. Shelley Beach is better suited to sunbaking, swimming and paddleboarding than surfing."

"In Manly, walk down the palm tree-lined Corso, hit the promenade on the beach for an ice-cream, walk around to picturesque Shelly Beach, or grab a cold beer at Manly Wharf Hotel. Time your return ferry trip back to the Quay to coincide with sunset behind the harbour bridge."

"Dog-friendly Rouse Hill Regional Park is great for a picnic or barbecue. There is a lot to do; head to the playground, go bike riding, or take a stroll down to Second Ponds Creek."