Feature: A Culinary Journey Through Australia's Gastronomic Continent, Exploring Food and Wine in New South Wales – Sydney Gallery
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April 9, 2015

Feature: A Culinary Journey Through Australia's Gastronomic Continent, Exploring Food and Wine in New South Wales – Sydney Gallery

<br>Sydney is synonymous with the Opera House, a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2007.
<br>Double Bay, an affluent residential area, is about a 10-minute drive from Sydney's center.
<br>Jacaranda, sometimes called the cherry blossom of the Southern Hemisphere, with its beautiful purple flowers. Best seen in spring, November. In Double Bay.
<br>Double Bay also boasts a shopping mall with high-end boutiques.
<br>The Harbour Bridge, another iconic Sydney landmark alongside the Opera House. The Park Hyatt Hotel is in the foreground.
<br>There is a promenade beneath the Harbour Bridge.
<br>Can you see them? People walking. "BridgeClimb" is a popular attraction where you walk across the Harbour Bridge with a harness.
<br>"The Rocks," the historic district that retains the atmosphere of the colonial era.
<br>When it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere, it's cruise season.
<br>Sydney's CBD (Central Business District) also features classical buildings, such as the former General Post Office.
<br>Several artworks are scattered throughout the CBD. This is "Forgotten Songs," themed around extinct native birds.
<br>Sydney Tower, a symbol of the CBD, with an observation deck at the top.
<br>A must-visit for shopping enthusiasts, the QVB (Queen Victoria Building) in the CBD is a major shopping center housed in a 19th-century building.
<br>The Strand Arcade, dating back to 1891.
<br>The coastal walk along Bondi Beach offers a pleasant, moderately undulating path.
<br>Impressed by the stunning ocean pool at Bondi Beach.
<br>Bondi is also famous as a surfing spot. Many surfers stay for extended periods to enjoy the waves.
<br>The coastal trail is also loved by local Sydneysiders.
<br>Bondi is also popular as a gourmet destination.
<br>Many people gather to watch the sea at sunset.
<br>Following the lead of Sydneysiders, the proper way to relax in Bondi is to "laid back."
<br>North Bondi is a residential area with a relaxed vibe. It's a nostalgic place where I used to live.
<br>Bondi was the venue for beach volleyball during the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
<br>Once you see the Opera House and Harbour Bridge below, you've arrived in Sydney!
<br>From the airport to Bondi, driven by a somewhat intimidating taxi driver.
<br>On the last day, a ride in a new promotional car to the airport. Chatting with the female driver.
<br><a href=The cafe at 1888 Hotel. Breakfast was here.
<br>The exterior remains as it was in its original state. <a href=1888 Hotel.
<br><a href=The interior of 1888 Hotel. Inside, a stylish space unfolds. This contrast is intriguing.
<br><a href=1888 Hotel. Fun touches include a frame for taking selfies.
<br><a href=The most standard room at 1888 Hotel. The walls are from the 19th century.
<br><a href=1888 Hotel. Tourist areas like Darlinghurst and Casino City are all within walking distance.
<br><a href=The special suite at 1888 Hotel, named THE ATTIC, features a rooftop terrace.
<br>A unique and glamorous presentation at the <a href=reception area of QT Sydney.
<br><a href=The rooms at QT Sydney have a sensuous appeal, perfect for couples.
<br><a href=The room signage at QT Sydney is also distinctive.
<br><a href=The ground-floor cafe at QT Sydney is a popular lunch spot for local business people.
<br><a href=QT Sydney. A cozy reception, surprisingly so for the heart of the CBD.
<br><a href=The guest rooms at Harbour Rocks Hotel.
<br>Utilizing a building from 1887, the <a href=Harbour Rocks Hotel is ideally located for exploring The Rocks.
<br><a href=The "Harbour View Suite" at Harbour Rocks Hotel includes a kitchen.
<br><a href=Harbour Rocks Hotel. The area around the front desk has a calm atmosphere.
<br><a href=Harbour Rocks Hotel. The floors of the accommodation wings retain their 19th-century texture.
<br><a href=Harbour Rocks Hotel. In the alley next to the hotel, you can see walls carved by convicts from the colonial era.
<br>There is a heritage trail in The Rocks that allows you to trace its history.
<br>This time, our base at Bondi Beach was the <a href=Adina Apartment Hotel, Bondi Beach.
<br>In Australia, many affordable hotels do not have bathtubs. If you require one, it's advisable to request it in advance.
<br>With a comfortable kitchen, the <a href=Adina Apartment Hotel, Bondi Beach is equipped with an oven, microwave, and large refrigerator.
<br><a href=The reception at Adina Apartment Hotel, Bondi Beach. There's a small pool in the back.
<br><a href=Adina Apartment Hotel, Bondi Beach is conveniently located downstairs from gourmet supermarkets and cafes.
<br><a href=The elegant lounge at InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay.
<br><a href=InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay. The lush greenery of the street trees is also a charm of Double Bay.
<br><a href=The suites at InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay feature dining and living areas.
<br><a href=InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay. The bedroom also offers views of Double Bay.
<br><a href=InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay. The rooftop pool and bar offer spectacular views.
<br><a href=InterContinental Hotel Sydney Double Bay is also renowned for its excellent concierges in each city.
<br><a href=Da Orazio Pizza + Porchetta. This is the whole roasted pig porchetta. Once ordered, it sells out in an instant.
<br><a href=Da Orazio Pizza + Porchetta. The open kitchen, integrated with the guest seating, makes watching the chefs at work enjoyable.
<br><a href=Da Orazio Pizza + Porchetta. The prosciutto ordered. The crust is thin, so it's possible to finish it alone.
<br><a href=The prime seats at Da Orazio Pizza + Porchetta are the tables in front of the oven.
<br><a href=Da Orazio Pizza + Porchetta. It's downstairs from Adina Apartment Hotel, so if you're staying there, definitely visit.
<br><a href=Bills Bondi. This is what Bills is famous for: "Ricotta Hotcakes with Honeycomb Butter."
<br><a href=Bills Bondi. The coffee at Bills is also delicious.
<br><a href=Bills Bondi. The "Sweet Corn Fritters" are also a classic at Bills.
<br><a href=Bills Bondi is bustling with locals from early in the morning.
<br><a href=Bills Bondi is located inAdina Apartment Hotel, Bondi Beach's building.
<br><a href=North Bondi Fish. Small "Sydney Rock Oysters." Unlike in Europe, they can be enjoyed year-round in Sydney.
<br><a href=North Bondi Fish's recommendation is the "Soft Shell Crab and Kimchi Buns." It had a unique flavor.
<br><a href=North Bondi Fish's popular "Garfish Tacos." You can choose between two or four.
<br><a href=Dessert at North Bondi Fish. The highlight is the "Caramelized Apple and Cinnamon Ice Cream with Donuts" (AS$15).
<br>At cafes and restaurants in Bondi, the staff are also smiling and happy.
<br>Comfortable terrace seating at <a href=North Bondi Fish.
<br><a href=Enjoying seasonal asparagus at Nomad.
<br>Nomad. A popular restaurant in Surry Hills; reservations are a must.<br> Nomad. The spacious interior was full even on a weekday.
<br><a href=Nomad. The "sizzling" kitchen visible from the counter seats is like entertainment.
<br><a href=Nomad. A hearty BBQ lamb rack. The Moroccan-style preparation with eggplant and sheep's cheese is exotic.
<br><a href=A sample menu from Sepia. Inside thinly sliced mushrooms, there's Western Australian scampi flavored with Japanese curry powder.
<br>Created by the chef with Japan in mind, the <a href=dessert at Sepia, "Japanese Stone."
<br><a href=Sepia. The dish called "Sushi nigiri" might lead you to expect nigiri, but instead, slices of tuna, smoked ocean trout, and natural king prawn are served on top of toasted white rice, a complete inversion of sushi.
<br><a href=Sepia. "Butter poached Port Lincoln squid, barley miso cured egg yolk, yuzu, wasabi flower." This dish can be understood as a Sepia-style arrangement of squid sashimi.
<br><a href=Sepia. "Butter poached Port Lincoln squid, barley miso cured egg yolk, yuzu, wasabi flower." This dish can be understood as a Sepia-style arrangement of squid sashimi.
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Feature: A Culinary Journey Through Australia – Exploring Food and Wine in New South Wales: Sydney Gallery

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