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Sydney is a good place to live, work, raise a family and although it is very expensive, the earning potential is also good. It is also a very boring city to live in with not much to do other than eat out and go to the beach in the summer.

Prik Thai is one of great Thai restaurants in Sydney, but it is definitely not located in Thai Town. Thai Town of Sydney is actually around Starbucks Haymarket. Walking up and down George Street from Capital Square, you will find 20+ Thai restaurants serving authentic Thai food.

here is the thing I am born and raised here in australia but visit family in india.one thing i have notice since the olympics with the vast migration from the asian, and sub continent countries the food has improved drastically. previously it was suited to the meat and three veg attitude , with the visit to the RSL Chinese and pizza hut as a special outing

😋 Super Bowl in Chinatown has the best authentic Congee ✅ it’s a little pricey but it’s my go to meal after a long flight ✈️

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Sydney doesn't have French colonial buildings, one of Sydneys original purposes was to try to beat the French at that time.

Sydney is Asia 😂😂😂

馬辣is considered entry level hot pot, popular with tourists. There are much more better hot pot in tp

DeaHo is legit! So good!👍🏻

Hey Jeff, great video. Next time you’re in Sydney hit up Spice Alley for some food. It’s at the other end of city, past Central Station. Opposite Sydney Tafe. It’s in a restaurant precinct in the suburb of Chippendale.

Isn't it nice not having to tip some entitled server wanting 20% regardless of the service quality?

Thanks for sharing these great restaurants! Love the Bay Area.

Yummy. If you come to SoCal, Orange County, there is no good Chinese restaurant like in Bay Area.

If you like oxtail go to Max Fried Chicken and order kare-kare with bagong.(fish sauce)

I don’t want to be rude but the Bay Area has horrendous Korean foods and average Japanese foods.

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Hey Jeff. I'm on the hunt for the going extinct Dim Sum, such as the Siu Mai With Quail Egg, Gai Jat (Chicken Wrap), Gee Mah Cuon (Sesame Tapioca Roll), Pork Balls, Stuffed Chicken Wing, Pork Blood Jook, Curry Pork Skin, Tong Yoon........

Food looks absolutely delicious. Why are you not fat? lol

Marrickville Pork Roll's orignal store is in Marrickville and the one I'd recommend to go to. Totally agree that the bread makes or breaks it.

Thanks for sharing. I wanna go eat next time you go on live 😅 just saying 🙇🏻‍♀️ i love foods i like to try new

Just subbed. It's refreshing to see the title "BAY AREA" foodie spots for Asian cuisine. Usually, it's always LA or Vegas. So thanks for covering this region! 👍

Sydney is a rip off

20:39 Unfortunately, Marrickville BanhMi is over rated. As we see most visitors to Sydney , this BanhMi is on their list. There is far better out there ! As we Sydney siders know where to go for great BanhMi. For a tourist we understand why they have Marrickville because it’s easy to get to. Cheers Rod 👍

Thanks for highlighting where I live! You got yourself a new subscriber. Keep it up, Jeff!

'Thainatown' alone is worth the airfare but watching your vids makes me so &%%^# hungry ;) Thanks for the memories.

Tons of dim sum restaurants in the Bay

Great content Jeff. I'll be trying out a few things I discovered in this vid. Best of luck with the channel.

Sydney is THE best place to eat on the planet. There are so many places that are really affordable, and you can get any cuisine you can think of.

Bay Area ✅ Taiwan ✅ Subscribe ✅

For locals Hot Pot is the most popular food in Taiwan.

We often call the Thai area with it’s unofficial name of ThainaTown

Subscribed! Just found your channel. Great tips for my upcoming trip to Taichung. Didnt see you eating "chow tau foo" ? From Malaysia :)😀

I don't want to be rude, but, the Bay is one of the only places where chao Chinese exist. Vien houng in downtown Chinatown is a staple. I will definitely fight you on that.

stop talking talking talking, especially unnecessary rubbish.

Get out to west Sydney for the best ban mi

@JumboHotdog888 Wow and that's all it takes for you to show your true colors? I'm sure you were waiting in the shadows like a vulture for the slightest negative response so that you could you use the "constructive advice" reason to justify how you really feel and your even more harsh words about me just now. If you feel aggrieved by the way I speak and even when I eat, sorry not sorry but maybe you need to look yourself in the mirror and do some soul searching within? You communicate like no one ever taught you how to do so properly whether it is in a personal or professional setting. You can twist the situation anyway you like but I have no respect for someone who is a disrespectful person. Period.

thanks for visiting Sydney, I'm glad you enjoyed the stay. I must comment that you both have great taste in watches. 😊

Thank you, Jeff! I'm in the bay area. Hopefully you do a part 2 of this and make it the affordable hole in the wall kind please!

You really love your food!

Jeff, will you ever make a video explaining your decision to quit your corporate job and what inspired you to start this channel?

Mostly East Asian cuisine

Thank you for this video. I'm going to Taiwan in 3 days 🎉🇹🇼 It has been 24 years I haven't visit my birth country🙂

The Brit’s would call the pea mash “mushy peas”

It's Mrs Macquarie's Chair rather than Point. Mrs Macquarie was the wife of an early colonial governor, and the story is that she used walk to the chair-like rock most days just to look at the view. I wonder what she would have thought of all the changes since then. And congratulations on pronouncing "Quay" correctly. Many US tourists don't manage that

Next time you come to Australia you should do even more exploring. I would love to see more of your impressions. Also with the condiments… You don’t always get charged. They do tend to in Sydney though. City mentality and all.

As an Aussie I am keen to know where the authentic food is so thank you for this video!

Pro tip… If you go to the QVB and aren’t there so much for shopping… It’s even better super early in the morning. Especially at Christmas time. They have a giant tree with crystals and when it’s practically deserted you can really take in the architecture. I’m not sure if you got to see Hyde park or the Domain but if you get off at museum station it’s right by the park. You can walk from there easily to the epic Cathedral which is free to enter as well as a major Museum and the Art Gallery. The museum is a tiny fee but the Art Gallery and Cathedral are totally free. Taronga Zoo was an absolutely brilliant choice. It’s a lovely zoo. However, darling Harbour offers four attractions within walking distance. Madam Tussauds, another small zoo and the Aquarium (which has Pig the Dugong!) are all next door to each other and you can get a pass for all three. About 15mins walk away there is the Maritime Museum which has submarines and things you can explore as well as really cool exhibits.

Jeff, will you ever make a video explaining your decision to quit your corporate job and what inspired you to start this channel?

Australia is actually the only country that has its coat of arms on its menu! haha . Not just the Kangaroo as u stated but the emu. Both animals do not walk backwards , which is symbolic of Australia moving forward. The other thing with the pylon on the Sydney Harbor bridge is u pay a small fee of around $ 30 to walk up the 200 steps. What u were referencing was the bridge climb which takes u to the very top of the bridge, but u wear a harness and u climb with a group. Appreciate you sharing your videos and have a safe and happy journey. One last thing to mention is Ballarat in Victoria , u have the oldest continuous Chinese community outside of mainland China. Many Chinese arrived there in the 19th century during the height of the Gold rush period.

Great vid Jeff! Some of the places you went to I haven’t even been to and your content of syd is great from a tourist perspective! Very different take compared to some of the other content creators on this platform!