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We love being so close to the Sydney Fish Markets

A rejuvenated urban community. Ultimate inner city apartment living. Luxury and affordability. Friendly atmosphere. Harbourside setting. Green spaces. Stunning views. Darling Harbour entertainment at night. Visit the Imax theatre. Watch the sun set and the light reflect off the buildings. King Street Wharf’s alfresco dining. Ideal location. Walk anywhere. Pyrmont.

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1. Momofuku Seiobo

80 Pyrmont St
“What’s a Momofuku and why do I care?” we hear you say. Momofuku Noodle, Ssam Bar, Ko, Milk Bar and Ma Peche are a bracket restaurants in Manhattan owned by chef David Chang. They’re best known for their unflinching dedication to loud rock’n’roll’n’hip hop and their bang on high/low culture mix, from country hams to shavings of frozen foie gras. Chang’s empire is built on sweating the details, on ducking where others weave and no small amount of sheer bloody mindedness. So it is that he’s opened...
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2. Balla

80 Pyrmont Street
There’s no terracotta here at Balla. No amphora jugs, no rustic Italian landscapes. No, instead you’ll find yourself in a room where enormous glass windows open out onto Pyrmont Bay with sparkling city views and cool water breezes. Stefano Manfredi’s Italian restaurant is a slick room with a 60s Italian movie vibe including white booths, vintage spotlights, bleached wood floors and a long bar out the front. Start your meal with a slice of toast topped with braised mushrooms and...
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3. Graze

182 Harris St
Theres been some confusion of late about what makes a restaurant retro. Classic French fine dining has been copping a fair whack of the stick but really, nothing has dated faster than molecular gastronomy. Nitrogens, gels and anything involving the word ‘degrees’ were everywhere you looked a couple of years back. While Sydneys fine diners are now plundering local parks and beaches foraging for ingredients, techniques using liquid nitrogen and thermoregulators have filtered into...
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4. Flying Fish and Chips

80 Pyrmont St
The new Star casino eating ground is a bit of a hot prospect. There’s a Gelato Messina (love that dulce de leche number, not to mention the smashed apple pie scream) and Adriano Zumbo’s glamorous new store complete with a revolving dessert train. Steve Manfredi’s restaurant Balla is just about to open and, of course, the hotly anticipated Dave Chang restaurant, Momofuku Siebo. But today, it’s all about the fish and chips at Flying Fish and Chips - chef/restaurateur Peter Kuruvita’s take-away...
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5. Blue Eye Dragon

37 Pyrmont St
Go here for the service as much as the food. The kooky Taiwanese mother and daughter team plate XO prawns and plump, thin-skinned pork dumplings and wolf berries with sticky rice with a big dose of attitude on the side. You can buy ’em by the bag (the dumplings, that is) to take home too....
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6. Flying Fish

Jones Bay Wharf, Lower Deck, 19-21 Pirrama Rd
It’s all about the crab, here. The mighty QLD mud crab comes as you like it (you’ve got a few choices). Peter Kuruvita mixes it up with Sri Lankan style curries, raw fish dishes and some of the best chips in town....
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7. Fishermans Wharf

Cnr Bank St
Fishermans Wharf is one of the better locations in town with spectacular views of Blackwattle Bay and the most impressive fish tank in town. This thing has the best range of seafood youre likely to find from pipis and scallops to coral trout and yabbies. And itd want to - its right above the Sydney Fish Market....
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8. Viva Goa

2 Scott St

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9. Dish, a Restaurant

Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour, 100 Murray St

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10. The Little Snail

50 Murray St

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1. Momofuku Seiobo

2. Balla

3. Graze

4. Flying Fish and Chips

5. Blue Eye Dragon

6. Flying Fish

7. Fishermans Wharf

8. Viva Goa

9. Dish, a Restaurant

10. The Little Snail

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1. Annie

2. An Officer and a Gentleman

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