Highly recommend Zan Asian Cruisine, Westfield Sydney. $15 for large meal noodles or rice, with any two meats. Gelato at Darling Harbour and Circular Quay is $8 1 scoop or $10 for 2 scoops. Woolworths Wolli Creek is far cheaper than any NZ supermarket. Sydney is about the same price as Auckland and Wellington. The food is so good, you just got to watch how much of it you buy. Novotel Sydney International Airport offers a large bowl of fries for $8, and I must say Australian food portions are far more generous than New Zealand. We struggled to eat one large bowl of fries, and it wasn't cheap fries, good fries for $8.
@Janice Fung NZ. Lower wages, higher GST. Cost of Petrol, Retail items, groceries and especially public transport is higher too. Housing likely will be a bit more expensive in Sydney.
Love this kind of content, Janice! Specially helpful for budget travelers like myself. I’ve been literally planning a 4 day’s itinerary in Sydney and the places you went to are also on my list. The thing I haven’t researched much about yet is where to eat, so thanks heaps! 🍻
I recently discovered your channel. I love your content. Very informative for tourists like us if we want to visit Sydney. I recently visited Sydney last December and I plan to go back again. I have taken down notes on most of your recommendations. Keep up the good work!
Great food recommendations, it really looks delicious and affordable! I am planning a trip to Sydney for Easter and your channel instantly popped into my mind.
Underground is where i get my coffee every morning. Didn't know Marrickville Pork rolls was in the city. Now that Hunter Arcade has closed I'll be going there for lunch.
I was lucky enough to visit Sydney I think 7 years ago yes botanical gardens are a must visit as it is a trip on the Manly Ferry. Sydney did not disappoint it lived up to everything and more I thought it would be. As always an interesting and informative video
Lived in Sydney for a year. With $50 you barely get by in a day, and I wasn't seeking expensive places to eat at. I'm afraid prices much have become even worse since I left.
Yessssss Mappen and Oiden! I love that place! My go to there is Ontama Hiyashi…tastes exactly like i had in japan. And hell yes to breadtop…i usually get the spring onion roll…as expensive as sydney is, you can do sydney fairly cheaply if you know where to go 😉
God this makes me realise I need to get out more! Been working in the city for a few years but never fully appreciated all these places being so close 😳 Will start having lunch in the gardens from now on 🤟🏻
Great vlog! Maybe you can do a “best bacon and egg rolls in Sydney” video 😋 If you think seagulls are intrusive, once Eddy and I were at Australian Reptile Park, and a hungry emu ate half of Eddy’s lunch! There was sauce flying everywhere 😂 and the emu had sauce all over its beak 😳😅
Sydney is beautiful to explore when there isnt such a huge crowd of tourists! haha During my college days after class I would explore around the rocks area since my college is situated there. So many cute hidden cafes and restaurants there!
Thanks,with transport Opal costs $16 per day&can go as far as Blue Mountains/Central Coast&like thr German bakery nearby&weekend opal is $8.50 all day&can get the Parramatta vesselI think decent cheap eats lunches are my interest,however dislike over processed. Marrickville is of interest to me with loads of boutique breweries,eateries&think nowadays ppl are after value for money without compromising on quality but your lunch looked yummy,cheers
I love this! This is perfect for budget travel & you got to enjoy the ferry to Manly too! Here is what I’d do for $50 a day in Sydney (I tried to choose places which are open everyday too): - Breakfast: Coffee & Donut from Short Stop: $9.50 MCA gallery: free entry Bus to Bondi Beach: $4 - Lunch & Dessert: Vegan pie from Funky Pies: $8.95 1 scoop gelato from Anita Gelato: $6.80 Bus & train to Central: $4 Powerhouse Museum: Free entry - Dinner & Drink: Happy Hour (beer or wine) at 5-7pm daily at Great Southern Bar: $6 (or alternatively for non drinkers - a dessert, Sweet Lu tart $4.30) Roti from Mamak: $10 Alternatively if staying in the city all day: - Breakfast: Coffee & Donut from Short Stop: $9.50 MCA gallery: free entry Walk around The Rocks to Opera House/Royal Botanic Gardens Australian Museum: free entry - Lunch option 1: Classic Burger from Betty Burgers: $11.90 Pancake to go from Gram Pancakes: $6.50 - Lunch option 2: Pies from Wholegreen Bakery CBD Cafe: $9.90 -or- BBQ Pork Roll from August Banh Mi Plus at Myer foodcourt: $8 Small juice or smoothie from Top Juice: $7.50 Bus to Chau Chak Wing Museum: $3.20 (or can also opt to walk for free for approx. 36 min!) Chau Chak Wing Museum and/or White Rabbit Gallery: free entry - Dinner: Roti from Alex Lee Kitchen -or- dumplings from Shanghai Dumpling Bar at Spice Alley: $9.90 or $10.80 Beer at The Clare Bar: $8 -or- 1 scoop gelato from Anita Gelato: $6.80
I agree with the sea gulls. They're fearless! The best thing about the lockdowns a while back is because no one's around, the sea gulls started going out to sea again to eat fish. But since people are out and about again, they have come back.
Even though I’m from OZ, everything in this video seems so foreign to me. Allow me to explain, as a teacher in American and British international schools overseas, I’ve been away for a very long time. I Will be back in April 2023. Some places in this video that I used to frequent, are so different now. Thank you for the tour.
If you can hold your appetite there are various Food Hall late lunch boxes for under $9 and Meat & Wine Co Barangaroo there is a $7 happy hour beer with water views, cocktails are cheap too. Saigon Rolls at Chatswood station is my fav Banh Mi and used to be less than $9, but it may have gone up.
Hi Janice, I was curious to know if Sydney Australia has any resorts for travelers. If not, do people usually just stay in AirBnbs or all inclusive hotels?
Well, now I really feel to go back to Sydney. Not sure if I can this year, need to fix the house but with your good tips, it will be cheap the next time! Thanks Janice!
Hey Janice, My day with $50 would be in the suburb in parramatta called 9 degrees rock climbing $23 if U has shoes if not it $27. Lunch would be in Westfield parramatta spoilt for chose. Parramatta park is the attraction. End the day at eat street bay vista.
I'd be more busy doing the attractions than worrying about food. But for under $50, I would get Gelato. Zan Asian Cuisine from Westfield Sydney. Manly/Shelly Bay/Coogee/Bondi Beaches, Botanic Garden and walk along the Harbour Bridge are all free. And Opal card public transport is extremely cheap (incl. after any 8 trips, the rest of your trips are half price for rest of the week) compared to public transport in NZ.
Yes the thing about living in Sydney are those birds hehe ..❤I love the places you visited ,a great vlog in our beautiful city and of cause the food thats the main thing you can’t go wrong with a good coffee a roll and those little custard puffs in Chinatown🥰❤️💕..x
I saw you walking in sydney central the other day in that outfit, didn't know you were going to all the locations that day! You are much taller than I imagined! I am such a big fan, and was about to say Hi but you seemed hyperfocused so didn't want to disturb, and I got a bit of the jitters of seeing one of my fave youtubers. Much love and support
IKEA is also a good place to go if you are into it. Althougth they cancel the 2 dollar hotdog and soft drink (unlimited refill) combo, it's still like only 50 cents increase in price.
If for budget traveller, try doing city and ferry tour on Sun so Transport cost is capped at $8.40, so good. If you are in city, Hunter Connection Food Court used to have very good value lunch.
When you said dinner and the next shots were of Chapayom, I immediately knew it was gonna be Oiden! 😆😆and damn pretty sure the puffs were like 40c like last year. Odd video request - comparing the pork rolls of Sydney, Marrickville is one places for me, but have had comparable ones at Top Ryde, Bankstown and even Cabramatta.
I just went to rollers yesterday, after seeing it had a high rating online. Actually disappointing, I had 2 pastries which I rated 3.5/5, and they cost $23.
OMG legit awesome packed video Janice! Where do I start, I come out with 5 veggies from Woolies and it costs $50 at least haha. Love Rollers, I agree with Marrickville pork rolls love em, I wanna go to Royal Botanical gardens now lol
The 170X bus, the only direct service from Manly to Wynyard (CBD) only runs in the morning, between 6am and 9am. You will have to take a bus to Neutral Bay, then another to the city at other times. Rollers Cafe in Manly is charging $12.00 for a sausage roll. Way too much. It should be half that peice.
I just like your channel they are fun and educational for those who haven't experienced anything like Sydney or any other colchester it's nice to learn about it thanks for the trip enjoyed it all and you were absolutely beautiful doing it was cool to go on the ride
let me know what you guys think of the ferry & garden! what kinda food were you thinking? there's a Taiwanese place called Sunflower Taiwanese, if you're feeling like ramen, manpuku is pretty good, or Japanese BBQ, there's Choji Yakinuku. Kaido Sushi is my favourite place to get sushi, but it is always sooooo packed
I definitely felt the price hike in food and drink when i was there less than a week ago to be with my fiance. Spent a months there and yeah, it's getting alot more expensive. Your video helps majorly. By the way, BreadTop is pretty much similar to BreakTalk here in SG so i guess it's a small taste of home..but at vastly different prices..lol
So cool, $50 would probably get me one ubereats delivery with a bit of change leftover. Happy video #299! It’s a great accomplishment and I hope there are many more to come!
Sydney isn't expensive after all. AUD 50 is about USD 37 expensive. Food was great and enjoyed the ferry ride only it's not the Star Ferry HK, but that is life. Thanks enjoyed your "cheap eats" vlog.
loved this! looks light a great time on a budget. I've gone to NYC for less than $500 for a three day trip including roundtrip airfare, transport while there, lodging, food, and entertainment/activities. I do live on the east coast of the US so I'm cheating a bit on the airfare. it's great to figure out how to travel cheap to be able to do it more even if you can't ball out.
Highly recommend Zan Asian Cruisine, Westfield Sydney. $15 for large meal noodles or rice, with any two meats. Gelato at Darling Harbour and Circular Quay is $8 1 scoop or $10 for 2 scoops. Woolworths Wolli Creek is far cheaper than any NZ supermarket. Sydney is about the same price as Auckland and Wellington. The food is so good, you just got to watch how much of it you buy. Novotel Sydney International Airport offers a large bowl of fries for $8, and I must say Australian food portions are far more generous than New Zealand. We struggled to eat one large bowl of fries, and it wasn't cheap fries, good fries for $8.
McDonalds also lists the nutritional info when you use the self service kiosks to order. New Zealand is behind and doesn't do this.
would you say stuff in Sydney or NZ was more expensive?
@Janice Fung NZ. Lower wages, higher GST. Cost of Petrol, Retail items, groceries and especially public transport is higher too. Housing likely will be a bit more expensive in Sydney.
Love this kind of content, Janice! Specially helpful for budget travelers like myself. I’ve been literally planning a 4 day’s itinerary in Sydney and the places you went to are also on my list. The thing I haven’t researched much about yet is where to eat, so thanks heaps! 🍻
nice! there are quite a few places in sydney for tasty cheap eats! in case you need some inspo - th-cam.com/video/dII03ZNgv58/w-d-xo.html
Somehow need to learn how to save money
I recently discovered your channel. I love your content. Very informative for tourists like us if we want to visit Sydney. I recently visited Sydney last December and I plan to go back again. I have taken down notes on most of your recommendations. Keep up the good work!
so glad it helped! let me know if you have any other video suggestions that would help with your trips!
That was a banger vlog Janice. Good times are not always expensive.
thanks for watching!!
Hi Janice, great video as usual , how about a $10 a meal challenge
$10 breakfast, $10 lunch & $10 dinner, are you up for it :)
thanks for the suggestion peter! $10 dinner would be hard... 🤔
@@JaniceFung thats why it’s a challenge 😂
How about $15 for dinner then 😀
Cannot be same places nor kids meals 😂
Underground Expresso is my go to. Great coffee and awesome staff!
Great food recommendations, it really looks delicious and affordable! I am planning a trip to Sydney for Easter and your channel instantly popped into my mind.
Underground is where i get my coffee every morning. Didn't know Marrickville Pork rolls was in the city. Now that Hunter Arcade has closed I'll be going there for lunch.
there's one in circular quay and also one in Haymarket!
I was lucky enough to visit Sydney I think 7 years ago yes botanical gardens are a must visit as it is a trip on the Manly Ferry. Sydney did not disappoint it lived up to everything and more I thought it would be. As always an interesting and informative video
How about doing a video on top picnic spots? When moneys tight a picnic is always a good option.
ooooh that's an awesome idea! thanks Kim
Be proud of your growth. Not everyone can go through what you went through.
Best cheap bacon and eggs are at Central station ....just down the steps below the country section ..
Those custard puffs are heaven
Nice to meet you at IMM, Janice. Love your content. You even showed me - a local - a couple of new places. That rooftop bar has to go on my list.
Lived in Sydney for a year. With $50 you barely get by in a day, and I wasn't seeking expensive places to eat at. I'm afraid prices much have become even worse since I left.
Dutch Smuggler (Circular Quay) makes delicious bacon & egg sandwich.
thank you! great video. but, look like underground expresso permanently closed in Sydney
I’m watching this video on my second Australian but first Sydney trip.
have fun in Sydney!
Sydney is such a beautiful city I really want to go someday 🤍 thanks for the video!
Thanks for this insightful video Janice- will be in Sydney on 17th
hope this helped!
Yessssss Mappen and Oiden! I love that place! My go to there is Ontama Hiyashi…tastes exactly like i had in japan. And hell yes to breadtop…i usually get the spring onion roll…as expensive as sydney is, you can do sydney fairly cheaply if you know where to go 😉
oooh i've never tried that! i'll try that next time i go 😬
Thanks for leaving the locations in the description. I will have to check them out.
God this makes me realise I need to get out more! Been working in the city for a few years but never fully appreciated all these places being so close 😳 Will start having lunch in the gardens from now on 🤟🏻
Also glad to see rollers on the agenda, my local cafe 😍
anything else you'd recommend from there? ☺️
@@JaniceFung oh wait did you mean from rollers? 🤣 I always go for the ham and cheese croissant, nice and reliable 😊
How to spend less and also have people treat you well
Recomended authentic restaurant in sydney Rempahku, its one of the best serving pork/chicken sambal pecak.
Thanks! In town today. Nicely done. I’m in firm Austin Texas.
Great vlog! Maybe you can do a “best bacon and egg rolls in Sydney” video 😋 If you think seagulls are intrusive, once Eddy and I were at Australian Reptile Park, and a hungry emu ate half of Eddy’s lunch! There was sauce flying everywhere 😂 and the emu had sauce all over its beak 😳😅
oh my goodness. I cant say I've ever had an emu encounter like that before lol
Sydney is beautiful to explore when there isnt such a huge crowd of tourists! haha
During my college days after class I would explore around the rocks area since my college is situated there. So many cute hidden cafes and restaurants there!
the rocks is perfect for exploring!
Four Brothers Espresso has really good bacon and egg rolls! 😉
Thank your good idea 💡 for the Sydney cheap eating 🍴 ☕out about the Sydney
Underground espresso, underrated gem 💎
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Birds again! 😂 Thanks Janice. It reminds me again of how lucky we are to live in Sydney! 👏👍✌️
birds everywhere! haha
@@JaniceFung haha, that’s Sydney!
Thanks,with transport Opal costs $16 per day&can go as far as Blue Mountains/Central Coast&like thr German bakery nearby&weekend opal is $8.50 all day&can get the Parramatta vesselI think decent cheap eats lunches are my interest,however dislike over processed. Marrickville is of interest to me with loads of boutique breweries,eateries&think nowadays ppl are after value for money without compromising on quality but your lunch looked yummy,cheers
Thank you, Janice, for this interesting and lovely content. I can follow your recommendations when I visit Sydney next. Great job! 👍
Thanks Helen! glad you found this helpful !
I really enjoyed the ferry ride to Manly and tips including the recommendation for sweets and snacks.
I'm glad you found it helpful! :)
Binged watched your vids for my trip next week, life saver! :D
I love this! This is perfect for budget travel & you got to enjoy the ferry to Manly too! Here is what I’d do for $50 a day in Sydney (I tried to choose places which are open everyday too):
- Breakfast:
Coffee & Donut from Short Stop: $9.50
MCA gallery: free entry
Bus to Bondi Beach: $4
- Lunch & Dessert:
Vegan pie from Funky Pies: $8.95
1 scoop gelato from Anita Gelato: $6.80
Bus & train to Central: $4
Powerhouse Museum: Free entry
- Dinner & Drink:
Happy Hour (beer or wine) at 5-7pm daily at Great Southern Bar: $6 (or alternatively for non drinkers - a dessert, Sweet Lu tart $4.30)
Roti from Mamak: $10
Alternatively if staying in the city all day:
- Breakfast:
Coffee & Donut from Short Stop: $9.50
MCA gallery: free entry
Walk around The Rocks to Opera House/Royal Botanic Gardens
Australian Museum: free entry
- Lunch option 1:
Classic Burger from Betty Burgers: $11.90
Pancake to go from Gram Pancakes: $6.50
- Lunch option 2:
Pies from Wholegreen Bakery CBD Cafe: $9.90 -or- BBQ Pork Roll from August Banh Mi Plus at Myer foodcourt: $8
Small juice or smoothie from Top Juice: $7.50
Bus to Chau Chak Wing Museum: $3.20 (or can also opt to walk for free for approx. 36 min!)
Chau Chak Wing Museum and/or White Rabbit Gallery: free entry
- Dinner:
Roti from Alex Lee Kitchen -or- dumplings from Shanghai Dumpling Bar at Spice Alley: $9.90 or $10.80
Beer at The Clare Bar: $8 -or- 1 scoop gelato from Anita Gelato: $6.80
I love your take on $50 a day, thanks for sharing!!
Love your channel, Janice! Look forward to it every week. That pork Roll Looked so good, Keep up the great work
thanks so much Mark!
Nice to see this Sydney video. Thanks Janice.
Take care.
thanks for watching!
I agree with the sea gulls. They're fearless! The best thing about the lockdowns a while back is because no one's around, the sea gulls started going out to sea again to eat fish. But since people are out and about again, they have come back.
taking chips off unsuspecting visitors is probably an easier catch than fish out at sea haha
Great adventure. And great info as I just arrived Sydney. And yes, it seems expensive here!
hope you have an amazing trip!
Even though I’m from OZ, everything in this video seems so foreign to me. Allow me to explain, as a teacher in American and British international schools overseas, I’ve been away for a very long time. I Will be back in April 2023. Some places in this video that I used to frequent, are so different now. Thank you for the tour.
Just came back from Sydney. Expect to spend Rm100-120 (aud30/40)on food per person a day eating out.
Thank you Janice!
Where was this a week ago, I just left Sydney!
come back again!
what places did you hit up when you were in sydney?
If you can hold your appetite there are various Food Hall late lunch boxes for under $9 and Meat & Wine Co Barangaroo there is a $7 happy hour beer with water views, cocktails are cheap too. Saigon Rolls at Chatswood station is my fav Banh Mi and used to be less than $9, but it may have gone up.
oh wow, $7 happy hour is pretty amazing, thanks for the rec Peter!
Hi Janice, I was curious to know if Sydney Australia has any resorts for travelers. If not, do people usually just stay in AirBnbs or all inclusive hotels?
Well, now I really feel to go back to Sydney. Not sure if I can this year, need to fix the house but with your good tips, it will be cheap the next time! Thanks Janice!
thanks Nicolas! hope you get to visit Sydney again soon!
what would your day look like if you had $50 to spend on food, drinks and attractions in Sydney???
Hey Janice,
My day with $50 would be in the suburb in parramatta called 9 degrees rock climbing $23 if
U has shoes if not it $27. Lunch would be in Westfield parramatta spoilt for chose. Parramatta park is the attraction. End the day at eat street bay vista.
I'd be more busy doing the attractions than worrying about food. But for under $50, I would get Gelato. Zan Asian Cuisine from Westfield Sydney. Manly/Shelly Bay/Coogee/Bondi Beaches, Botanic Garden and walk along the Harbour Bridge are all free. And Opal card public transport is extremely cheap (incl. after any 8 trips, the rest of your trips are half price for rest of the week) compared to public transport in NZ.
I would turn that $50 into couple hundred on black jack star city 😊
i lost $50 in 15 minutes on black jack 🥲
@@JaniceFung it's not easy only some win and walk out most lose
Master plan 😂 your a champion 😊
Happy lantern festival 2023🧧
Seagulls won’t bite 😂
Yes the thing about living in Sydney are those birds hehe ..❤I love the places you visited ,a great vlog in our beautiful city and of cause the food thats the main thing you can’t go wrong with a good coffee a roll and those little custard puffs in Chinatown🥰❤️💕..x
those little puffs are the best hey! I always get some whenever I walk past!
I always get the puffs too you have too lol ..
Love your channel content - always so enjoyable and informative 😀
I saw you walking in sydney central the other day in that outfit, didn't know you were going to all the locations that day! You are much taller than I imagined! I am such a big fan, and was about to say Hi but you seemed hyperfocused so didn't want to disturb, and I got a bit of the jitters of seeing one of my fave youtubers. Much love and support
i have been told when im focusing on something, i look like im angry lol. 😅
thank you for the support!!!
IKEA is also a good place to go if you are into it. Althougth they cancel the 2 dollar hotdog and soft drink (unlimited refill) combo, it's still like only 50 cents increase in price.
I remember when 50$ note could last 4 days, now it can be gone in one just from food alone
LOL the pigeons must really love you
I hope not
Where in Sydney did you have the beef udon with egg?😮
If for budget traveller, try doing city and ferry tour on Sun so Transport cost is capped at $8.40, so good.
If you are in city, Hunter Connection Food Court used to have very good value lunch.
Yess! Great tip! 🙏🙏
A great video, love these types of videos! Maybe do a weekend away in Sydney where you’d stay etc
ahh yes I love this, thanks Julian!
Hi Jaince, there is a coffee shop that was doing a bacon and egg roll with a small coffee for $10. 😊
Ooo which one??
@@JaniceFung It's called Kahii cafe on Kent Street
Thank you for a new video! I definitely need to visit AUS! ❤ Also, the pork roll is a Bahn Mi right?! I’m hungry now.
yes! it's a banh mi ☺️
Love your content! I learn so much from your videos!
glad you enjoy it! thanks for watching :)
Oooh seconded on the bacon and egg sandwich! Would love to know a good spot xD
When you said dinner and the next shots were of Chapayom, I immediately knew it was gonna be Oiden! 😆😆and damn pretty sure the puffs were like 40c like last year. Odd video request - comparing the pork rolls of Sydney, Marrickville is one places for me, but have had comparable ones at Top Ryde, Bankstown and even Cabramatta.
haha an entire day of eating pork rolls!
i wouldnt consider $9 for a pork roll cheap. best pork roll ive had is vita hot bread in padstow and they only charge like $6
I just went to rollers yesterday, after seeing it had a high rating online. Actually disappointing, I had 2 pastries which I rated 3.5/5, and they cost $23.
OMG legit awesome packed video Janice! Where do I start, I come out with 5 veggies from Woolies and it costs $50 at least haha. Love Rollers, I agree with Marrickville pork rolls love em, I wanna go to Royal Botanical gardens now lol
the gardens are soooo pretty!
i remember a time when pork rolls were $5 lol
Huge fan from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬... Love watching your videos
thanks so much Bryan~
The 170X bus, the only direct service from Manly to Wynyard (CBD) only runs in the morning, between 6am and 9am.
You will have to take a bus to Neutral Bay, then another to the city at other times.
Rollers Cafe in Manly is charging $12.00 for a sausage roll. Way too much. It should be half that peice.
great vid Janice.
I just like your channel they are fun and educational for those who haven't experienced anything like Sydney or any other colchester it's nice to learn about it thanks for the trip enjoyed it all and you were absolutely beautiful doing it was cool to go on the ride
hay I just thought of something the Australian zoo what is it like
Chinatown have some food court around $10 meals I think or is that a long time ago? Haha
a few years ago, there definitely were bowls of noodles for under $10, but now it's so hard to find things under $10...
Fantastic content. Well done
Thanks for sharing. We definitely will have to try the Ferry ride and also the garden. 👌
What place do you recommend we must eat in Chatswood?
let me know what you guys think of the ferry & garden!
what kinda food were you thinking? there's a Taiwanese place called Sunflower Taiwanese, if you're feeling like ramen, manpuku is pretty good, or Japanese BBQ, there's Choji Yakinuku. Kaido Sushi is my favourite place to get sushi, but it is always sooooo packed
@@JaniceFung thank you for the recommendations. Any place to get roast duck?
Love your videos. I would love to see you do $1k in a day, how would you spend that in Sydney? :)
haha that would be one helluva video - maybe a helicopter ride!! i've never been on one ever !
Nice video Janice. Happy CNY to you and your family 👍
thank you! happy new year Eugene!
I definitely felt the price hike in food and drink when i was there less than a week ago to be with my fiance. Spent a months there and yeah, it's getting alot more expensive. Your video helps majorly. By the way, BreadTop is pretty much similar to BreakTalk here in SG so i guess it's a small taste of home..but at vastly different prices..lol
haha how much is a sausage bun at bread talk?
Sweetie Down Under 50 Bucks Nice.. Sydney...
I miss BUNH Mi in Melbourne Suburbs- Preston
The best Korean BBQ restaurants in Sydney might be a good idea for your next video ❤
I've made a vid on my fave BBQ restaurant recently ! :D
this was helpful! Thank you!
I love this ! I Miss Sydney
thanks Terry!
Bread top has doubled its prices. That’s nuts
So cool, $50 would probably get me one ubereats delivery with a bit of change leftover.
Happy video #299! It’s a great accomplishment and I hope there are many more to come!
can't believe it's video 299!
When are you going to visit my remaining recommended restaurants
Hey could you try out wan ramen mascot 😋
oooooo ok ! thanks for the rec!
Where was dinner? Somewhere on George Street near cinema?
hey Scott, it was at a placed called Oiden Bowl Bar: 12/537-551 George St
I have also added all the address of locations in my description!
That was fun! Thank you!
thanks Karin!
Powerhouse Museum, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOC) free also.
powerhouse museum is free?? i always thought they required tickets
$1000 challenge is easy. head to your local pub and spend a couple hours on the pokies.
🥲
Saving up $50 now!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂thanks Janice!!
just don't drink any water
🧧 🧧 to help you get started lol
Sydney isn't expensive after all. AUD 50 is about USD 37 expensive. Food was great and enjoyed the ferry ride only it's not the Star Ferry HK, but that is life. Thanks enjoyed your "cheap eats" vlog.
$50 challenge around the suburbs or popular shopping center
Better yet. What can you get at the supermarket for 50 bucs.
The other day I saw a thing of cauliflower for $7 💀🥲
@@JaniceFung yeah it’s nuts. Not cheap to stay alive 😂
thanks for the video Janice. Always reminds me to explore Sydney more!
Cheers Ken!
7/11 coffee isn't as bad as it used to be, and $2 is a good price.
Superb👌
50 Dollaroos… thats my work lunch and coffee at work!
Lol! Whacha eating for lunch?!
loved this! looks light a great time on a budget. I've gone to NYC for less than $500 for a three day trip including roundtrip airfare, transport while there, lodging, food, and entertainment/activities. I do live on the east coast of the US so I'm cheating a bit on the airfare. it's great to figure out how to travel cheap to be able to do it more even if you can't ball out.
Thank you.
You could have squeezed in two extra cream puffs with that leftover money 😋😋😋😋
Haha I could’ve!
god bless you JF
YEAHH
good video
cheers Joseph!
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