Thursday, 27 September 2012

Random Visit in Sydney CBD

 
-         Chinatown
Sydney Chinatown, the largest and oldest Chinatown in Australia, is located in Haymarket and it’s only a short distance from Darling Harbour and Central Station. In fact, Chinatown is a great place for shopping and scouting for variety of Chinese cuisines. Even if you’re not a Chinese food lover, you still can find something special to dine here.
 
Sydney Chinatown at night

Market City - A shopping place to go

 
Chinese shops & restaurants along the streets
 
We came across a well-known Taiwanese dessert house while having a casual walk in the Chinatown.

 
Many were queuing to order in the Taiwanese dessert house - Meet Fresh

This dessert house serves cold and hot desserts include Taro Ball Desserts, Herbal Jelly, Tofu Pudding, Winter Melon Tea, Traditional Meetfresh Tea, Whipped Cream Tea and Meetfresh Cold Dessert.  This dessert house is interesting and I had the Herbal Jelly my first time. Some of the ingredients they use to make desserts include green beans, pearls, lotus seeds, sweet potato, barley, red beans, peanuts, taro, honey beans, coconut jellies, glutinous cake, noodle jellies and taro mash. You can check out the Meetfresh menu here.


One of he cold Herbal Jellies I tried from the dessert house. It's so tasty and really good to be taken in a hot day.

Meet Fresh
Address: 13 Goulbon Street, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia.
Phone: (02) 8339 1031
Website: http://meetfresh.net/
Opening hours: Mon – Thu & Sun 11am-12am, Fri & Sat 11am – 1am


-         Circular Quay
Circular Quay is definitely a popular destination being part of the Sydney’s central business district and it’s always busy and crowded with people. Circular Quay is a hub well combined causeways with cafes, restaurants, malls and parks. It keeps Sydney so alive!
 

 
                   

Harbour Bridge
 
Visitors crowded in front of the Opera House
                           
One of the facades of Opera House on the waterfront
 
Swedish ceramic tiles used as the roof covers of the Opera House
 
 -         Hyde Park




Hyde Park is a public recreation park sited mainly at Elizabeth Street. It’s a free access green space for everyone.


Archibald Fountain in the park




-         Historical Buildings
Some of the heritage buildings in city are well worth visiting; I almost couldn’t get my eyes off the fine architecture of the buildings.



 



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