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Expect The Unexpected- Sydney Diners’ Edit

Want to have a unique culinary experience in Sydney? Here are some interesting suggestions…

By Emily WalkerPublished 11 months ago 3 min read
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Attention all culinary enthusiasts! It is no secret that Sydney is a paradise for anyone who loves to tantalise their taste buds. Unbeknownst to many, the city also offers some of the most unique dining experiences. In this blog, I am going to explore some of these unconventional foodie encounters. So, put your ‘feasting-pants’ on! We are going on a quest to discover opportunities that transform eating to an unusual and unforgettable adventure. From being entertained on one of the finest dinner cruises in Sydney to understanding the indigenous Bush food, we have to do it all!

To Sydney Harbour for great views and greater entertainment

Our first stop is the iconic Sydney Harbour. If you are someone who is looking to be entertained while having your dinner, you are at the right place. This is probably the most popular unique experience that Sydney offers, and it is worth all the hype. Come aboard a harbour cruise with dinner that offers entertainment! Savour one of the most memorable feasts in your life, appreciating the dazzling onboard live performances that await you. The beautiful view of iconic Sydney attractions is an added bonus. Immerse yourself in the captivating entertainment and the enchanting landscape as you indulge in the delectable flavours.

Get the best worst service at Karen’s

This retro US diner is for those who are looking for really bad customer service. Yes, you read that right. Their main attraction is that they have got ‘100 % rude staff’. True to their words, everyone who waits on you will give you a nice tall glass of attitude before anything else. This is guaranteed to be a one-of-a-kind wacky delight. However, mean words and bad attitude is not all they serve. Juicy, hand-crafted burgers and delicious cocktails are something to look out for. A free drink awaits you if your name is Karen. So, all Karens and ‘wanna-be Karens’ head to Sydney’s meanest eatery. Please remember: you won’t be welcomed.

Explore an Oyster Farm

Do you like knowing your food? If yes, the Sydney oyster farm tour is something you should add to your bucket list. Visit the farm to take a boat tour of the oyster leases. Learn how oysters are grown and the cultivation methods that are used in the farm. They will also teach you important culinary skills like how to open oysters without embarrassing yourself. This unique experience is provided by the Sheridan family, who have been in the business for more than a decade. This means you will also get to closely interact with second and third generation oyster farmers. If you ask us what is the best part of the experience, it would definitely be tasting fresh oysters from the farm. There is no dining option that is unusual, educational, and fun like this one!

Enjoy your food with some history

If you are a history enthusiast, join the Aboriginal Bush Tucker tour at Royal Botanical Gardens. Be ready for an insightful and informative walk through the Cadi Jam Ora garden with a First Nations guide. Spend an hour exploring the traditional Bush food and how they were adapted to satisfy the modern palate. You also get to taste some of the yummy treats while on this tour! This will truly be a great learning experience for the participants. Take this opportunity to gobble down some history along with the indigenous bush food.

Sydney really is a hotpot of different culinary adventures. Quirky, educational, and interactive dining experiences await you in every nook and corner of the city. Be open to dive into this ocean of diverse, fascinating, and intriguing ways to dine.

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Emily Walker

Eyes wide open to find beauty in everything. I make fun designs to feed myself.

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