Best Takeout Food Restaurants in City of Parramatta Council

"Spread across two levels, you will find a funky interior, followed by over 80 dishes to choose from. There are areas where you can enjoy an intimate dinner, with dim lighting, jazz music, and your won little nook to settle into. As for the rest of the restaurant, it’s fairly open, and meals here are a big affair."

"At Potts Point's upmarket modern Japanese diner, chef Nic Wong packs stacks of creative talent and a deft culinary metier that results in a menu that is sharp, focused and downright delicious. A crab fried rice is smoky – that's the bonito – and spicy care of XO sauce, and textured by plenty of fish roe that pop like exploding ninjas. Eggplant miso sticks are kind of like sophisticated Dagwood Dogs – creamy, salty, soft-centred with an Asian twist."

"You’ll find modern Japanese food at its finest here amidst minimal décor and clean, straight lines. The food follows the izakaya. This is a style which is probably most akin to an American saloon or an Irish pub."

"Cho Cho San’s modern Japanese cuisine has made quite a mark in Sydney’s foodie scene. Don’t expect a large sushi roll menu, but instead indulge in the izakaya, hibachi, and plates like the pork udon noodles."

"From breakfast right through to dessert, each meal is always on point and the Pancakes are no exception. These pancakes look so good you'll be forgiven for being that person who takes photos of their food. They don't just look good as they are fairly healthy too being made with organic buckwheat and buttermilk, and served with strawberry compote, cinnamon ricotta, and crushed pistachios; each bite is a total delight."

"Get fresh pizza from both Angry Tony outlets throughout the lockdown. 📍Angry Tony’s Pizza and Liquor Delivery, 103 Cleveland St, Darlington NSW 2008 📍Angry Tony’s Pizza Mascot, 671 Gardeners Rd, Mascot NSW 2020"

"Situated on Sydney’s lower North Shore in the sought-after suburb of Neutral Bay, resides a little taste of Greece at Aristotle’s Neutral Bay restaurant. A modern interior encompasses the sophisticati..."

"When the shopping has stirred up an appetite, New Shanghai is conveniently located just underneath Westfield to give you some sustenance to keep going. The interior exudes a 1930s Shanghainese street-style setting and the menu is full of authentic Chinese cuisine from the Shanghai region. Address: Shop 1017-1020, 188 Pitt Street, SydneyPhone: (02) 8386 8368Hours: Sun- Monday 11 am – 7 pm, Tuesday 11 am – 7.30 pm, Wednesday – Saturday 11 am – 8 pm"

"Ask anyone where you can find the best dumplings in Sydney and they’ll point you to Ashfield. This bustling inner west ‘burb is filled with Shanghainese restaurants, each with a similar sounding name. The longest lines can be found at New Shanghai (between Shanghai Night and New Shanghai Night) and that’s because it’s the best."

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"About 3km south of central Manly, spectacular North Head offers dramatic cliffs, lookouts, secluded beaches, pretty paths through the native scrub and sweeping views of the ocean, the harbour and the city. It's great to explore by bike or on foot. Grab a map and plot your own path through the headland, which takes in former military barracks, WWII gun emplacements, a quarantine cemetery and a memorial walk commemorating Australia's military. At the tip, Fairfax Lookouts offer dramatic clifftop perspectives."

"In the divine Vaucluse area, Nielsen Park is an idyllic spot for a nature walk or sun-soaked afternoon overlooking the beautiful harbour. Known for its incredible outdoor picnic spots, the park includes three sheltered barbecue and food areas."

"A summer essential for any Sydneysider, Camp Cove Swims’ colourful bikinis have been the go-to for a more sustainable beachside look since 2013. Produced down the coast in Jervis Bay, this brand is not only made locally but is designed to minimise its impact on the planet. Created with longevity front of mind, the lining of Camp Cove togs is made from regenerated nylon from rescued fishing nets that were heading for landfill."

"Escape from the crowds with a day spent at the secluded, picturesque Camp Cove. Nestled in Sydney Harbour’s National Park, near South Head, this hidden gem boasts harbour views and calm waters. This tranquil, relaxed environment makes Camp Cove the ideal spot to swim, snorkel, kayak or even scuba dive."

"Secluded, rarely crowded, and relaxed, Camp Cove is perhaps the most underrated of Sydney’s beaches. But that’s okay, because it simply means you’re likely to have a generous patch of sand all to yourself. Pack your snorkel, as the calm water makes for prime skin diving conditions."

"Bondi to Bronte walk – a must do when you visit Australia Catch the ferry to Manly – a cheap way to experience beautiful Sydney Harbour with stunning views of the city is to catch the ferry from Circular Quay to Manly and back. In Manly, walk down the palm tree-lined Corso towards 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 the sunset behind the harbour bridge."