Port D'Anvers

➤ Haymarket, Shop 318-319, Harbour Plaza, 25-29 Dixon Street, Chinatown, Sydney, NSW

Dessert Parlour • Cafes • desserts • Coffee and Tea • brasseries • french

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Amazing place for light lunch with a true experience of french cuisine! Have the pate and French cheese! The service was the best I've had in Paris!

Steam King

➤ Shop5/ 209 Thomas Street, Chinatown, 2000, Haymarket, Australia

Casual Dining • chinese • Seafood • Carpet Cleaning • Window Washing • Pressure Washers

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We are there for the first time to come to this restaurant and may not be considered again. First, we put the booking online and receive the confirmation. However, the owner told us that we have not checked e-mails, and no idea of ​​it. Then I asked to check phone and e-mail. Then they told us that they have found my booking. However, they have no tables left, unless we have nothing to see on front ranges of the entire restaurants. The table and the chairs are very small. Each table was closely with each other. The staff was not professional and they do not do what they have their restaurant. The food price was very expensive and not quite appropriate, but at least the quality was still acceptable. In the middle of our dinner we found that someone brings the pet into the restaurant. We told the staff and they said they can not ask the guest to go. I asked you to say your boss. Chef told me that she did not know that someone brings the pet (cat) in the restaurant. We feel uncomfortable. Even the boss told us, we could give us a favorable or free dessert, but we still felt uncomfortable. Finally, the boss asked this couple with their pet to move other tables. Then we felt a bit better. Overall, we have very bad experiences and may not be there again.

Lao City Thai

➤ Shop 10, 37 Ultimo Road, Chinatown, 2000, Haymarket, Australia

Casual Dining • Asian • thai • laotian

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Best for isaan (north eastern) Thai. <br> <br> Forget your standard Thai menus like curries or stir fried or pad thai but go with what all the Thais there order like Jim jum (Thai style shabu shabu/steamboat) is the the little pot on the stove thingy. Then may be try their larb, somtum or lao mushroom soup. Go mild if you aren't sure how much heat you can take. Dishes that incorporate dried chilli flake (like larb) will be many times hotter than dishes without so go very very mild.

Chickilicious Australia

➤ Shop 3, 78-86 Harbour Street, Haymarket, Chinatown, Sydney, NSW, 2000, Australia

Fast Food • taiwanese • bars • tapas

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Chinililicious is located in a small Laneway in the heart of Chinatown. The decor of the restaurant is clean and bright. We went late at night, so it was quite empty. The service was friendly and promptly and the use is voluntary to rearrange the tables for us. GIATEWISE - It combines 2 of Taiwan's most popular food exports, roasted chicken snitzel and bubble tea. <br> Grief We shared the fried noodles (chicken with fried noodles) and the mozzarella part. You can then select spices as topping. While the chicken was tender, unfortunately the spices and aroma we had chosen were not very flavesome. Every dish comes with rice and salad. Overall, decent, but aromazic (at least those we selected) were missing a little.