Best Takeout Food Restaurants in The Phoenix

"Mr. Wong elevates dim sum to a level you didn’t know was possible, dishing out what are likely the best dumplings you’ll find this side of the Great Wall. You can easily spend hours working your way through the menu and wine list, and soaking up the 1930s jazz-era Shanghai vibe. Bigger is better at this a two-level temple to Cantonese cuisine – including the line, so come prepared to wait for the privilege of experiencing this Sydney institution."

"While I realise Mr. Wong doesn’t exactly qualify as a Sydney Asian-fusion restaurant, given it’s almost exclusively Cantonese in style, there are at least some modern ideas that could qualify it for this list. Plus, it’s still one of the most reliable restaurants in Merivale’s heavyweight roster. Just try and resist those lobster and scallop dumplings, those wagyu and truffle puffs, or pan-fried Sichuan-style lamb dumplings."

"Cho Cho San brings modern Japanese cuisine to life at this Sydney favourite. They pride themselves on putting a creative spin on the traditional Japanese izakaya and innovating with mouthwatering dishes such as pork katsu steam buns and king crab omelettes. Even better are the cocktails such as the peach tea sour and yuzu sprits."

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"Situated on Sydney’s lower North Shore in the sought-after suburb of Neutral Bay, resides a little taste of Greece at Aristotle’s Neutral Bay restaurant. A modern interior encompasses the sophisticati..."

"Some of the best takeaway in Sydney is actually the cheapest, but what Zueus lacks in price, it makes up for in flavour. When your tummy’s growling, Zeus Street Greek, which has locations all across the city, is the place to be. Be warned, you’ll want to order everything, and there’s zero judgement in that."

"Chatkazz is a haven for Indian street snacks – a massive, colourful and busy restaurant with diners hooking into classics such as biryani and roti, alongside bizarre (and delicious) takes on Western snacks like club sandwiches and pizza. Shop 4, 14-20 Station Street E, Harris Park"

"Chatkazz is a culinary gem and delivers a truly special eating experience. The term means “spicy and delicious”, and that’s exactly what you’ll get from this popular Harris Park spot. It specialises in street food and farsan (salty snacks) that’ll transport you directly to India."

"If you’re craving some authentic Indian street food, Chatkazz needs to be your go-to. Both delivery and pick up are available. 📍Chatkazz, Shop 4-6/14-20 Station St E, Harris Park NSW 2150 📍Chatkazz Bella Vista, Shop A1/24-32 Lexington Dr, Bella Vista NSW 2153"

"Grant Reserve in Coogee is the perfect adventure playground for summer as it's right by the beach!. Take the coastal walk right up to this awesome playground, which has an epic spider's web in its heart (the reason why it's known as 'spider park' by the locals!). At Grant Reserve you'll find small slides for little ones, swings, climbing areas, musical play elements, a boat-shaped play structure, a spinning wheel, fun mirrors, and more."

"Kids can play astronauts at this excellent park which features two space rockets, a large grassy area with plenty of trees, swings, slides, a climbing net and see-saw. The park has partial shade so bring a hat and sunscreen. The Annette Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre is located in the park so bring swimmers if it’s hot."

"Booked for Valentine's Day, it was a great deal at $85 per person. The food was excellent. The accompanying matching wine offer was at $60 per person seemed too steep."

"There aren’t too many South Asian-fusion restaurants in Sydney, so Brick Lane Dining remains in a league of its own, and has done so ever since it opened in 2016. Experimental Indian dots everything you’d find on the menu, and the ride can get rather wild: think tandoori chicken burger spring rolls, duck and cinnamon samosas, Indian tacos, and coconut butter chicken. Address: 75 Stanley St, Darlinghurst Contact: 0433 566 766"