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Steak frites at L’Auberge du Bout du Monde.

Six of Sydney’s best steak frites for Bastille Day and beyond

From hand-cut chips to shaved truffles and foie gras, Sydney chefs are giving a French classic their own spin in time for Bastille Day and the Paris Olympics.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Tomato soup

Pantry staples: The great Good Food tinned tomato soup taste test

The brief: test affordable supermarket tinned tomato soups to see which ones are worth stocking the pantry with over winter. The result? Read on.

  • Bianca Hrovat
The view across the Urbnsurf lagoon.

Hospo heavyweights make waves with flash new surf park fine diner

Applejack Hospitality, behind hatted North Sydney restaurant Rafi, reveals the details of its biggest project to date – inside a Western Sydney urban surf park.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Inside the Raclette Igloo atop Broadway Shopping Centre.

Does this plastic igloo atop a car park rooftop pull off the French Alps vibe it’s aiming for?

Experience a popular Alpine winter tradition in the most unlikely Sydney location at Raclette Igloo.

  • Lenny Ann Low
The Apollo in Potts Point.

Hatted Greek restaurant unveils plans for spin-off eatery in massive Cleveland St development

Sydney’s love affair with Greek food continues, with the launch of Peter Conistis’ new waterfront restaurant and The Apollo revealing details about its forthcoming Olympus venue in Surry Hills.

  • Scott Bolles
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Head chef Yusuke Morita at work preparing sushi with his wife Izumi.
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This tiny six-seater is the size of a bento box, but it packs a wasabi-like punch

One of Sydney’s tiniest restaurants, Kisuke delivers a larger-than-life omakase experience.

  • Terry Durack
The 12-seat venue offers an intimate, curated experience.

This new high-end modern Korean-French restaurant could pick up where Tetsuya’s left off

Young Korean chef Jung-Su Chang brings serious cooking credentials to 12-seater Allta – plus a pricetag of $325 for 15 courses.

  • Scott Bolles
Cake Mail founder Jonathan Mussaad at his new Chatswood vending machine.

The new-wave vending machines making cakes, steaks and cocktails more convenient than ever

At a time of rising costs, robots are coming to the rescue, ushering in a new age of food on the run.

  • Bianca Hrovat
A computer-generated preview of the incoming multi-million-dollar food project, backed by Doltone Hospitality Group.

Paddy’s Markets set to be transformed into a mega CBD food hub after court win

A landmark court ruling will force bric-a-brac traders to make way for an influx of new food operators set to open in the historic Haymarket precinct.

  • Scott Bolles
The Classic smashburger with chips and watermelon soda.

Chebbo’s launches ‘burger empire’ to rival In-N-Out with first outlet in Marrickville

Ali Chebbani has gone from McDonald’s burger flipper to social media smashburger sensation and beyond.

  • Bianca Hrovat

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