DK Travel : Sydney : Places to eat

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Mohr Fish

Popular fish and chips at a tiny but classy spot.
Mother Chu’s Vegetarian Kitchen

Warm Buddhist hospitality, canteen decor and delicious vegetarian food. Try the hot pot dishes.
Mu Shu

A slick ambience and modern Asian food and cocktails make this the hippest joint at the beach.
Museum of Sydney Café

The food at a museum’s café isn’t normally a reason to visit, but this café is a treasure, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to an appreciative crowd. Opening onto the paved forecourt, it offers excellent café standards such as sandwiches, salads and cakes, as well as bistro-style dishes such as steaks and tea-smoked trout.
Nilgiri’s

A low-key Indian restaurant with a small, well-chosen menu. Sunday nights are especially popular when thalis , which are like tasting plates, present a fun option. They also offer private cushion rooms and cooking classes.
Oceanfoods

On a sunny day, nothing beats eating fish and chips on the beach. Get your fish grilled and a healthy salad on the side – and don’t feed the seagulls.
Oh Calcutta

Imaginative Indian sub-continent cuisine served with a flourish from the ever-attentive staff. Try the dégustation taster.
Orso

Located on the beach, Orso directly overlooks Middle Harbour through its full-length glass windows. The seafood platter for two or more is great value.
Oscillate Wildly

From its name, a riff on The Smiths’ paean to Oscar Wilde, to its snow-white interior, metal ceiling and eclectic oscillating menu, style and substance fuse beautifully in this temple to protein.
Otto

A slice of Melbourne on the waterfront is so popular that it often draws celebrities to its handsome surrounds. The Italian fare is jazzed up with great local ingredients.

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Restaurant price categories

For a two course meal for one with a drink (or equivalent meal), plus taxes and extra charges.
- under $35
- $35–$60
- $60–$120
- $120–$200
- over $200