Westfield Food Court Sydney Australia

It's not cheap to eat in Sydney - in any restaurant. You might expect $35/person, drinks included... 

So if you are a tourist and already paid a fortune for accommodation and airfare, it makes sense to look for best value food or pack some lunch. 

I take pride in finding value deals so you may like some of my advise below:

1. Dunkin donuts coffee is just $1 but it will not wake you up... better find a cafe which sells long black for $3, it's good value, any cafe selling long black for more than $3 will definitely have more expensive items on its menu.

2. Restaurants are expensive. Cafes would be a good choice. The price point for a regular egg benedict meal shall be considered. A good value cafe would only charge $16 for eggs benedict, 2 eggs and some mushroom at least. Usually good value cafes can be found in suburbs. But do not be mislead, some suburbs have ultra posh prices because of their location. This is particularly true for lower north shore and eastern suburbs in Sydney.

In terms of city cafes, well it's just best to visit the Myers food court. See my photos below. This cafe offers a clean and modern ambience and a good range of food choices:

Malaysian

Chinese

Indian

Japanese

Italian

French

This Westfield Food Court Sydney Australia offers free wifi so you may work or post your selfie immediately online. This food court also has restaurants within the same floor.

If you order from Food court stalls, expect to pay $15 per person for a good meal.

I ordered this meal for less than $15 only. I am a small person and this is good enough for me. I ordered the same for my 6ft 1" darling and he liked it and it satisfied him. At the end of the day, we ate healthy and filling food. That's good enough. Anything too sweet is an indulgence for us now.

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Mosman Cafe Sydney

This is a definite treat which fits the budget! Mosman Cafe is located next to Mosman Library in the middle of Mosman shops.

My order was baked eggs with spinach and parmessan cheese and sourdough bread, only AU$12.  My partner had a AU$16 gourmet sandwich. It was a hearty and enjoyable meal. A lot of locals frequent this cafe because it's affordable and delectable. We'll definitely be back.

This is a rare find in Mosman considering this is one of the most expensive areas in Sydney, Australia.


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How do you like your eggs?

A breakfast favorite. If I have to eat, I will never order anything else than a full serving of eggs benedict from any cafe I visit! Who doesn't love eggs?

These are poached eggs with some hollandaise sauce sprinkled with spring onions. I prefer to have smoked salmon with my eggs benedict but it can come with ham or vegetables instead.

I had a wonderful breakfast with my partner, his mom and his mom's friend in Artarmon. This one on the photo isn't very competitively priced - I remember we had to pay $17 for this. Note that the quality isn't very impressive as well. I think there was a bit more cheese than usual and the serving was quite small. However, I have had other better experiences in cafes in Sydney so watch out for my other posts about these lovely eggies.

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Healthy Snack

Had these lovely blueberries in Sydney ...
Sydney blue berries are slightly sweeter than most of the blueberries I buy in NZ.

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