EatCity South

Sussex Centre Food Court

The food court here has a range of cheap, tasty dishes, making it a sensible choice for those who want to eat and run.

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Golden Century Seafood Restaurant
With lots of fish tanks displaying your nervous-looking dinner, this place is a favorite late-night eating spot for many of Sydney's chefs and hotel workers. The flavours are exotic and engaging, the service fast and slick.
Open noon-4AM
SeeCity South
Chinatown
Starts in front of the markets on Hay St and runs just over two blocks to Goulburn St in the north. Dixon St is a malled pedestrian area and closed to traffic. It is decorated in traditional Chinese style and is home to many shops and restaurants. Be sure to explore the surrounding streets for the full experience of Chinatown.
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Mamak
Serves Sydney's best roti canai paired with a mouth-warming curry. The teh tarik (pulled tea) and dessert roti are recommended. No reservations are taken, be prepared for queues for up to an hour.
Lunch 11:30AM - 2:30PM, dinner 5:30PM - 10PM, supper till 2AM (Fri Sat)Dishes $10-15
BuyCity South
Chinatown Night Markets
An open air night market is set up in Dixon Street, selling Asian cuisine, jewellery, clothing, socks, lights, scented candles, sweets and many arts and crafts products. A pale shadow of the markets it is inspired by, but still enjoyable nonetheless.
Fri 4-10PM