Afternoon Tea at the Langham Sydney

I&#39;ve fallen in love with mille-feuille recently. I searched online and found that the best mille-feuille in Sydney is from the old French dessert shop La Renaissance. I came here to try it. 😋 It&#39;s a very traditional mille-feuille that&#39;s deadly sweet. It&#39;s different from the three more creative ones I&#39;ve eaten before. I think I like the trendy mille-feuille. Keep looking!

The restaurant is located on the 36th floor overlooking the magnificent Sydney Harbour. The view alone is a good reason to book here (especially if you are from out of town). The service was good and the wine list was extensive and better than other restaurants of this type. The menu was also very good with a wide selection, from a variety of delicious Australian beef to a variety of seafood and vegetarian dishes. The desserts were also good. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience.

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This Japanese seafood restaurant in Sydney is definitely an unforgettable restaurant. The environment of the whole restaurant is very elegant, facing Sydney&#39;s Darling Harbour Bay, and the scenery is also very beautiful. The fish produced here are all caught on the same day, which is very fresh and delicious, and is definitely the best of Japanese cuisine.

Staff is great. Food is always nice here. We loved the prawn kataifi, duck spring rolls &amp; kingfish ceviche / crudo. Lovely ambiance. Highly recommended! Thank you for a great lunch

Why is there no one here? Avoiding the noise near the Sydney Opera House, this place is more like a part of local life. Order a beer and some snacks ~ Looking at the Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House on the opposite bank, listening to the live music downstairs, it couldn&#39;t be more comfortable ~

Tonight, Nanshang is honored to be invited to participate in the first historical adventure tour held by Hero of Waterloo, one of Sydney&#39;s oldest bars! Many Chinese living in Australia and friends who come to Australia for tourism know little about the bars and restaurants in the quiet streets of The Rocks. This three-story sandstone traditional bar has been in business for more than 170 years and is named after the famous victory of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. The environment inside is great, but I was so hungry that I didn&#39;t even have time to take pictures of the food before I ate it.

Afternoon Tea at the Langham Sydney

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