Reviews by macf
This is one of the better Thai restaurants in Randwick. They have a pretty extensive menu from memory, from which I tried money gags and a Green curry. I found the food delicious, particular the money bags from the entree, and it was a pretty reasonable meal, all up under $40 for myself and a friend.
Approximate cost: $15
This is a nice shop offering Fish and chips, other seafood and burgers. A great place to grab a bite to eat- I found this store well priced and offering value for money. You can get fish and chips for under $10, and it tastes good. Another positive is that it's child friendly, with a kids menu and drawing and colouring pens for the little ones.
This place offers classic Greek cuisine, and there's lots to choose from - there is seafood, meat and poultry mains, salads, platters and some very tasty desserts especially for those with a sweet tooth. I loved the baklava, which is a honey and walnut filo dessert, it was absolutely decadent, and a great way to finish my meal which was a Greek red wine beef stew. The prices are reasonable for the quality of food offered, meat mains are around the $20 mark. The decor is lovely and there's some outdoor seating.
Approximate cost: $20
I came here for dinner once and the food was delightful. The menu is comprehensive, offering salads, soups, curries, noodles and stir frys. I tried the Banana Flower salad which tasted very exotic indeed, I definately enjoyed it. The prices, however, are a little high for such a dining experience- I paid about $20 for the salad. The restaurant itself is quite small and there are plenty of other thai restaurants offering a similiar dining experience at more affordable prices. Tucked away in a nice quiet spot, though, where there are only a few other shops and the KFC.
I came in for a coffee, and was quite impressed. The coffee was of a high standard. This is a nice place to sit down and read the paper as there are plenty of indoor and outdoor seats which are nice if its a sunny day. The decor is modern and trendy, quite upbeat with nice contemporary paintings. It's located in the Earlwood shopping strip with Coles at the end, tucked away from the main street, so it's a relatively cosy spot.
This little espresso bar offers quality coffee and cappuchinos. I had a large cappuchino for $3.50 and it was great, a nice earthy flavour. Also on offer are hamburgers, sandwiches and a variety of sweets. All items are reasonably priced.
These guys are great, I would definitely recommend them. I had a cut for $23 and I was happy with the result, it was stylish and refreshing. The interior is professional and what you would expect from an upmarket type of salon. The staff are friendly. A great job, I would like to say thanks.
I came here with my nephew, and they gave him a nice cut for $12. The staff are friendly and professional, and though this is a small salon, the interior is beautiful. I notice lots of kids come here, so they must be doing something right. I would highly recommend this, but to avoid waiting, you should book in advance.
This is a very modest hairdresser's salon, the interior perhaps a little run down. It is operated by a lovely, super friendly man. If you are after a very cheap, excellent quality haircut, look no further. This is regarded as Sydney's cheapest hairdresser, where you can get a cut for only $6.50 (for men). I was delighted with the price and the haircut. You also get a free shoulder massage at the end. I highly recommend this hairdresser.
Approximate cost: $6.50
I went here looking for yum cha, without realising that only vegetarian yum cha is offered, so I was initially disappointed by the absence of meat and what I am used to expecting in the way of yum cha. The tranquil surrounds, however made this a wonderful dining experience and the dishes were very tasty and creative, so perhaps meat was not necessary after all. There's plenty of outdoor seating and the quiet location under St Mary's Cathedral, Hyde Park make this a rare find. Perhaps a little pricey, though for only veggies.