Sydney must eat! Downtown Food

Pancakes On The Rocks When you go to Sydney, you must eat charcoal-grilled Australian beef ribs (the editor is drooling). Pancakes On The Rocks, a famous Australian chain of American waffle shops, is famous for its grilled steaks and pork ribs in addition to various jams and flavored waffles. The unique sauce combination is amazing. Among them, the classic "Charcoal-grilled Australian beef ribs" served with French fries or mashed potatoes will make you fall in love with it at first sight, and you will still miss it after returning home! Harry’s Cafe de Wheels Are there roadside stalls in Sydney? The emergence of Harry’s Cafe de Wheels is quite unique in Australia, where roadside stalls are prohibited. It opened in 1938. The Australian government once asked Harry’s Cafe de Wheels to relocate, but because Harry’s Cafe de Wheels was so popular, under strong public pressure, the government allowed them to continue setting up the stall. This 80-year-old shop now has 11 branches. If you have the chance to visit, be sure to order the signature hot dog and chicken pie. Manon Brasserie Manon Brasserie is a French restaurant and cafe located in the Queen Victoria Building (QVB) in the heart of Sydney. The restaurant is beautifully decorated with a strong French style, giving people an elegant and warm atmosphere as soon as they walk in. The breakfast options are very rich, whether it is traditional French crepes or a variety of fresh breads and pastries, they are all appetizing, and the food is served very quickly, so you don’t have to wait too long to enjoy the delicious food. The waiters are also very friendly and helpful, making the dining experience more pleasant. The editor strongly recommends their hot chocolate, with a rich chocolate aroma and silky taste that makes people fall in love with it at first sight. If you come to QVB, be sure to come to Manon Brasserie to try this amazing hot chocolate! #100TravelWays #Sydney