When Daily Addict first met Senpai Ramen it was love at first sight (slurp). Ramen was the draw card. They offered a boggling array of bone broth. Now renamed Senpai Concepts it is shorter on Ramen and features a two handed burger which is centre stage.
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Hatted Soul Dining launches it’s newest venture – Bar Soul, Sydney’s first Korean Tapas Wine bar with a Bennelong Alumni chef
by Karen Lawsonby Karen LawsonSituated on the corner of Campbell and Denham street, Bar Soul glows golden in the night sky. I haven’t been this excited about a review in ages. There was no …
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Kanade launches in the CBD with a Japanese Italian menu headed up by a Michelen star chef
by Karen Lawsonby Karen LawsonWhen you leave a Japanese restaurant thinking, I can’t wait to go back again for their carbonara, you know your culinary orbit has shifted, but in a really good way. …
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Newtown’s Calle Ray brings a plant based, gluten free fiesta of Peruvian, Mexican and Japanese to Newtown. Plus a cracking Pisco bar to boot
by Karen Lawsonby Karen LawsonTrying to get your head around a restaurant which spans the globe is a bit of a mind bender. Will this be fajitas with Guinea Pig (yes Peruvians really do …
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Hotel Review – InterContinental Sydney’s $120m makeover
by Karen Lawsonby Karen LawsonLike a memory of Women’s Weekly birthday cake, everyone you talk to has a memory of this place. The grand dame of Sydney’s hotel scene is back, baby, with a $120m makeover which has sensitively embraced the old and created a whole lot of ‘new’.
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Voyages creates the greatest show on earth as Wintjiri Wiru drone show lights up Uluru
by Karen Lawsonby Karen LawsonWintjiri Wiru, meaning ‘beautiful view out to the horizon’ in the local Pitjantjatjara language, is a breathtaking cultural storytelling experience overlooking Uluru. It tells the ancestral Mala story through a $10m show of choreographed drones, lasers and projections that illuminate the night sky. A story passed on for thousands of generations.