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Chef Peter Conistis at his Ammos restaurant in Brighton-le-Sands.

Sydney’s pioneer of modern Greek food reveals his new project

Peter Conistis left CBD restaurant Alpha to make way for George Calombaris. Now his new project is just about ready for launch.

  • Scott Bolles
Vivid Fire Kitchen is heating up in 2024.

Vivid Sydney to turn Goods Line into outdoor barbecue spectacular

Plus, the line-up of international Michelin-starred chefs set takeover Sydney restaurants.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Raja in Potts Point (left) and Izakaya Tempura Kuon join the growing list of Sydney restaurant closures.

‘The most challenging it has been in two decades’: Two high-profile restaurant closures hit Sydney

A hatted modern-Indian newcomer and a niche Japanese izakaya announce their final services.

  • Bianca Hrovat and Scott Bolles
From the street a sign asks if you’re “feeling lucky?”

The most anticipated restaurant opening of 2024 is also Justin Hemmes’ most intriguing

Live seafood tanks, a four-metre grill and a Japanese-leaning menu with a touch of Totti’s. Get ready for Merivale’s Good Luck, opening next week.

  • Scott Bolles
Ppyeodagwi-haejangguk (pork bone soup with rice).
14.5/20

This Korean ‘hangover soup’ is one of the most soothing liquids in Sydney

No matter what night of the week you visit, a line for Yeodongsik is inevitable. Callan Boys joins the queue.

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The snow egg will make a return during Vivid.

Quay’s cult snow egg is making a comeback, but get cracking, it’s not for long

Chef Peter Gilmore will crowdsource a new variation of his legendary dessert for a pop-up during Vivid Sydney.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Bondi Bowls Club.

From gin bars to $1 oysters: 10 Sydney bowling clubs that are on a roll right now

Dog-friendly greens, beer gardens, music festivals and multimillion-dollar ocean views are bringing new crowds to the bowlo.

  • Bianca Hrovat

‘A little bit tacky’: Why Sydney’s inner west is flocking to this kitschy, colourful Filipino spot

Purple soft-serve, hearty Filipino breakfasts and takeaway milk bun brekkie rolls are customer favourites at Tita modern carinderia.

  • Lenny Ann Low
Justin Hemmes in his new listening bar JAM.

The surprising new bar you did not see coming from Merivale’s Justin Hemmes

A week from opening one of the most anticipated restaurants of the year, Good Luck, Merivale launches a surprise new venue on George Street. And it’s pink.

  • Scott Bolles
Red curry of barbecue duck with snake bean and sweet basil.
14/20

It’s not fancy, but Joe’s Table is one of the nicest restaurants in the eastern suburbs

Why? Because it’s Joe’s, and nobody else’s. Not the bank’s. Not the silent partners. Not a private equity firm. Not even Merivale’s. It’s Joe’s.

  • Terry Durack

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