Restaurants in Haymarket, NSW 2000

@Bangkok is a Thai restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, serving noodles, stir-fries and curries in a lively room with colourful murals. Diners say the staff are easygoing and the food is flavourful, and the meal feels relaxed. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 682 Google reviews

1915 Lanzhou Beef Noodles Sydney Central is a casual noodle restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, known for hand-pulled Lanzhou beef noodles and dumplings. Visitors describe generous portions at fair prices, and evenings can be busy. The nearest park is UTS Alumni Green, about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.1 · 177 Google reviews

25 Spices Hunan 廿伍味 悉尼第一湘 is a Hunan restaurant in Haymarket, set over two levels with a relaxed feel that suits family meals and catching up with friends. It is best at bold, sour and spicy Hunan dishes, and the spice level can be adjusted. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 256 Google reviews

678 Korean BBQ Restaurant in Haymarket is a Korean barbecue restaurant on Pitt Street where you grill the meat yourself. It is busy, and one diner found it a bit noisy at peak times. Regulars rate the fresh, tender meat and the service, and families come with children. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 3,196 Google reviews

789 Korean BBQ Darling Square is a Korean barbecue restaurant in Haymarket's Darling Square precinct, where diners cook marinated beef and pork belly on a grill at the table. Regulars praise the meat and the free side dishes. It fills on busy weekend nights and suits groups. MacArthur Park is about two minutes' walk away.

★ 4.8 · 5,632 Google reviews

A Bowl Of Noodles is a Shanghai restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, serving noodles, dumplings, wontons and stir-fries, with meals usually around $20–40. The room is bright and casual, and it is not large, so it suits a quick lunch, a relaxed dinner or a family meal. Visitors come back for the crab roe noodles and pork buns. Belmore Park is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 1,183 Google reviews

Abb Air Thai - World Square is a casual Thai restaurant in World Square shopping centre in Haymarket, serving dishes from across Thailand. It is best at curries and noodles, such as khao soi and massaman. Meals cost about $20 to $40. One visitor says it gets busy. Belmore Park is about 5 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.6 · 4,115 Google reviews

Angry BBQ 怒烤烤串 is a Chinese barbecue restaurant on Thomas Street in Haymarket, open daily from 4:30pm until 2am. It suits a late skewer dinner or a group meal, and one diner calls it great for group dining. Its strongest dishes are the garlic oysters and grilled scallops. Belmore Park is a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 372 Google reviews

At Thai Cuisine (ร้านกินปลา) is a Thai stall in the Market City food court in Haymarket, best suited to a quick lunch or takeaway rather than a long meal. Its best-known dish is the whole fried barramundi, with crisp skin. One visitor found the food court packed at midday. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 184 Google reviews

Basax in Haymarket is a casual Korean chicken restaurant on Pitt Street, with banquette seating and a relaxed feel. It is best known for crispy fried chicken in half-and-half flavours, served in portions large enough to share. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,618 Google reviews

Beijing Impression is a Beijing-style Chinese restaurant on Level 3 of Market City's 1909 Dining Precinct in Haymarket, where diners sit down for a full meal. It is best known for its Peking duck, which regulars keep recommending for the crisp skin and thinly sliced meat. Meals run about $40–60 a person. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 949 Google reviews

Blaze Skewers 炫串 is a small skewer restaurant on Quay Street in Haymarket. It serves grilled and fried skewers, with a spice level you choose for each stick, and it suits a quick dinner or a late snack. Diners mostly talk about hot, well-seasoned food and friendly staff. UTS Alumni Green is a four-minute walk away.

★ 5.0 · 93 Google reviews

Canton Cafe 煮意 in Haymarket serves Cantonese and Hong Kong-style food, from barbecue meats to beef offal pot set meals and egg fried rice. It is a casual spot that gets busy at peak times. Visitors praise the generous portions and the friendly, quick service. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.1 · 410 Google reviews

Capital Thai is a relaxed Thai restaurant on Campbell Street in Haymarket, with a polished timber dining room that suits family dinners, birthdays and pre-theatre meals. It is best known for its all-you-can-eat Thai buffet and hot pot, with Thai BBQ and classic curries also on the menu. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 499 Google reviews

Caysorn Thai is a casual, stylish first-floor restaurant in Haymarket's Prince Centre, with banquettes and a salad bar. It is best at Southern Thai cooking: spicy curries, kanom jeen noodles and crisp fried dishes, served at lunch and dinner. Diners say the flavour feels authentic and the staff are helpful. MacArthur Park is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.5 · 690 Google reviews

Chamberlain Hotel (C-Bar) is a pub on Pitt Street in Haymarket with a Thai kitchen, live music seven nights a week and an upstairs cocktail bar, C-Lux. It feels lively in the evenings and suits a drink with friends or a Thai dinner. Visitors say the Thai food and the friendly bar staff stand out. Belmore Park is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.1 · 738 Google reviews

Charmhor is a casual Thai street food spot on Quay Street in Haymarket, with a few tables out on the footpath and a no-fuss dining room inside. Visitors say it is the place for good-value noodle soups and tom yum fried rice. UTS Alumni Green is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.7 · 797 Google reviews

Chat Thai is a casual Thai spot in Haymarket, serving Thai street food from an open kitchen. It feels lively and busy, suited to quick lunches, late-night meals and group dinners. It is at its best with shared plates of bold, balanced flavours. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 4,026 Google reviews

Chinatown Sizzling House is a Chinese restaurant in Haymarket at 8 Quay St, with tables on the walkway outside. Diners say the service is quick and friendly and the outdoor setting feels airy and unusual for the city centre. It suits a relaxed meal outside, and honey chicken is the dish diners name most. MacArthur Park is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.4 · 391 Google reviews

Chinese Noodle Restaurant TG7 is a casual, no-frills Chinese noodle house in Haymarket, known for handmade noodles, dumplings and eggplant. Regulars say the portions are generous for the price, and the service is friendly and quick. It has outdoor tables, so it suits a relaxed lunch or a group dinner. Belmore Park is about a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 225 Google reviews

Cho Dumpling King is a small Taiwanese restaurant in Haymarket with a compact dining room. Regulars come for braised pork rice, deep-fried pork cutlet and the sour soup, and most meals fall in the $20–40 range. It suits a quick, filling lunch. MacArthur Park is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 398 Google reviews

Chon Siam Thai Restaurant is a small, simple Thai restaurant in Haymarket's Thai Town. It feels casual and local, suited to a quick lunch or an easy evening meal, and it gets lively when busy. It is best at affordable, generous Thai dishes, especially the soft-shell crab noodles. Belmore Park is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.2 · 801 Google reviews

City Oltra is a pizza bar near Central Station in Haymarket with a cosy, hip feel. It suits a casual dinner, a drink after work, or sharing large thin or square pizzas with a group. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.8 · 471 Google reviews

Dae Jang Kum is a Korean barbecue restaurant on Goulburn Street in Haymarket, open from lunch until midnight most nights. Diners come for high-quality beef and a wide spread of banchan side dishes. One visitor found it busy but relaxed, suited to a long meal before or after a show. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.7 · 6,385 Google reviews

Daruma is a Japanese restaurant on Level 1 at 8 Quay Street in Haymarket, with a cosy, izakaya-style dining room. It is best for sashimi, katsu curry and rich hot pot dishes, served by staff who help with the menu. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 872 Google reviews

Diamond Territory - 御宴-[悉尼] is a Cantonese restaurant on Level 2 of Sussex Street in Haymarket, best known for yum cha and dim sum. The room is bright and spacious, and service is quick and friendly, which suits a relaxed lunch, a family meal or a group. The nearest park, Chinese Garden of Friendship, is about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.3 · 120 Google reviews

Dodee Paidang is a small Thai restaurant in Haymarket, serving noodle, meat and seafood dishes. Visitors describe attentive service and a lively, welcoming feel that suits a birthday dinner or a quick lunch. Visitors praise the flavour of the noodle dishes. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 2,440 Google reviews

Doodee King - Thaitown is a casual Thai street food restaurant in Haymarket, open from late morning until late evening. Diners find the service fast and friendly and the room warm and comfortable. It is best for noodle dishes and noodle soups. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.7 · 580 Google reviews

Doolies Juice and Coffee Bar is a casual café on the ground level of Market City in Haymarket, near Chinatown. It suits a quick juice, smoothie or breakfast stop while shopping. Freshly squeezed juices and smoothies are what it does best, and prices run from $20 to $40. MacArthur Park is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 3.2 · 134 Google reviews

Dragon Hotpot in Haymarket is a build-your-own malatang-style hot pot restaurant. Diners grab a bowl and tongs, fill it from over 100 ingredients, then choose a soup base and spice level. Visitors say the choice is wide and the staff are friendly. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 409 Google reviews

Emperor's Garden B.B.Q. & Noodles is a long-running Chinese restaurant on Thomas Street in Haymarket, serving yum cha and barbecued roast meats in a plain, old-fashioned dining room. It feels local and unhurried, better for a sit-down meal than a quick stop. It is at its best for the roast duck and BBQ meats. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 2.6 · 446 Google reviews

Encasa Restaurant is a busy Spanish tapas restaurant on Pitt Street in Haymarket. The room is large and lively, suited to groups and long lunches or dinners. It is best at shared plates such as grilled octopus, paella and sangria. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 1,591 Google reviews

Ennui is a modern French restaurant in a heritage building on Pitt Street, Haymarket, a short walk from Central Station and the Capitol Theatre. Visitors describe it as warm and romantic, with attentive staff and a room that suits special occasions as much as an easy night out. It is best known for its duck and confit carrot. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.7 · 399 Google reviews

Eternity Bar and Grill is a bar and grill inside Central Station in Haymarket, with a dining room and a bar. It suits a quick breakfast or a drink between trains more than a long evening, and it can feel busy around the station concourse. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 2.8 · 369 Google reviews

Fat Thaiger is a Thai cafe, bar and restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, with a lively room, indoor seating and an outdoor area for summer. It is best for Thai dinners, with a late-night menu and cocktails. Diners praise the flavours and friendly staff. Belmore Park is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,047 Google reviews

Fish King Kitchen is a Chinese eatery in the Sussex Centre food court in Haymarket, best known for whole steamed fish served with rice and soup. Regulars call it affordable and quick, with no-frills service and a lively lunchtime feel. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.8 · 34 Google reviews

Fugetsu is a Japanese restaurant in Haymarket with a sushi train, udon bowls, takoyaki and plates from the menu. The room is easygoing and not too loud, suited to a relaxed lunch or a dinner for two. Visitors say it is best for fresh sushi at fixed prices, with friendly service. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 510 Google reviews

Gangnam BBQ is a Korean BBQ buffet on Sussex Street in Haymarket, with more than 150 dishes and unlimited soft drinks included. Visitors come for the grilled meats and wide choice, and one diner describes the atmosphere as lively. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 985 Google reviews

GoGo Music BBQ is a late-night barbecue on Goulburn Street in Haymarket, known for charcoal-grilled skewers and small dishes built for sharing. Inside it is lively and relaxed, with music playing, so it suits a catch-up with friends more than a quick bite. Regulars come back for the skewers. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.7 · 538 Google reviews

Golden Century BBQ is a Cantonese barbecue counter in the Exchange Building at Darling Square, Haymarket. It suits a quick, casual meal, and most people come for roast duck and char siu over rice or noodles. Regulars say the portions are big for the price. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 120 Google reviews

Golden Harbour Restaurant is a Chinese restaurant in Haymarket, known for classic Chinese cooking, yum cha and banquets. The room is lively and colourful, with fish tanks, and there are tables on the footpath under a red awning. It suits a long lunch with friends or a group meal. Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.2 · 115 Google reviews

Golden Tower is a Chinese food court stall in Market City on Hay Street, Haymarket, in Sydney's Chinatown. It suits a quick, budget lunch: you pay first, choose from the hot dishes, then eat in the shared centre seating. Regulars go for the three-choice meal. Belmore Park is about five minutes' walk away.

★ 2.7 · 350 Google reviews

Good Choice Sizzling & Hotpot is a casual Chinese restaurant on Sussex Street in Haymarket, in the Sussex Street food court. Its sizzling plates come with rice and soup at budget prices, so it suits a quick lunch, a solo dinner or a takeaway. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.4 · 62 Google reviews

Gumshara is a ramen spot on Kimber Lane in Haymarket. It is a quick, busy stop where diners are called when their bowl is ready. Visitors come for the thick tonkotsu pork broth and generous bowls, and service is often praised. Expect a wait on busy weekend evenings. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 2,821 Google reviews

Haidilao Hotpot Darling Square is a hot pot restaurant on level 5 of The Exchange Darling Square in Haymarket. Diners describe a lively room with attentive staff and fresh food. The broth choices draw praise, and it suits a long dinner with friends or family. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a 2-minute walk away.

★ 4.8 · 5,435 Google reviews

Hakatamon Ramen is a casual Japanese noodle spot in Haymarket, with terrace tables on Nicolle Walk and a mix of families and lunchtime diners. Its Hakata-style ramen is the main draw, and visitors say the service is friendly and welcoming. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,180 Google reviews

Happy Chef Noodle Bar is a noodle bar in the Haymarket food court, serving noodle soups and dry noodle bowls at low prices. It is a quick, affordable lunch stop with flavourful bowls and generous meat portions. MacArthur Park is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.2 · 191 Google reviews

Happy Chef Noodle Restaurant is a noodle counter in the upstairs food court in Haymarket, suited to a quick, filling meal. Its laksa is what it does best, and regulars praise the rich broth and generous toppings. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 977 Google reviews

Haymarket Kitchen is a casual Chinese restaurant on Quay Street in Haymarket, serving classic home-style dishes at reasonable prices. Diners come for a quick meal or a group dinner, and staff are described as friendly and polite. Its strongest points are good value and familiar dishes. UTS Alumni Green is a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 351 Google reviews

Hello Auntie is a Vietnamese restaurant with a modern take on South East Asian cooking, on Darling Square in Haymarket. It's a lively spot for lunch and dinner, and the heated outdoor tables suit a longer meal. Seafood and noodles are its strongest dishes. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 930 Google reviews

Hisshou Teppanyaki - Sydney is a lively teppanyaki restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, where a chef cooks on a hotplate in front of diners and keeps everyone entertained with fire and games. It suits birthdays, group dinners and celebrations, and visitors come as much for the show as the food. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 765 Google reviews

Holy Basil Darling Square is a Thai and Laos restaurant in Haymarket, one of the group's venues. Visitors describe a lively, stylish room, especially at night, and say the food is the main draw, with bold curries, grills and seafood. The price range is $40–60. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 854 Google reviews

Huggy Bearry is a cafe on George Street in Haymarket with a warm, homey room decorated with teddy bears and plush toys. It suits a relaxed breakfast, a catch-up with friends or a matcha stop. Visitors rate the matcha drinks most. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 33 Google reviews

Hunan Spicy Cuisine is a Hunan restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket, with outdoor tables out front. Regulars come for bold, spicy dishes, especially the 18-second stir-fried beef. It suits a relaxed meal with friends and serves lunch and dinner. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 690 Google reviews

ICHIRAKU CANTEEN is an easygoing Japanese izakaya-style restaurant in Haymarket. It serves comfort food, hotpots, large rice bowls and small plates, along with beer and other drinks. The colourful, canteen-style room is fun and lively, and it suits groups, friends and families. It is best for a relaxed meal with generous portions and a few games on the gacha machines. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.1 · 1,104 Google reviews

IIKO Mazesoba in Haymarket serves brothless mazesoba, a Japanese noodle bowl with a soy-based sauce in place of broth, plus beer and sake. It suits a quick, satisfying meal, and diners often come back for the noodles. The place is compact and gets busy at lunch. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,232 Google reviews

It's Time For Thai is a halal Thai restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, serving soups, curries, noodles and fried rice from Southern and Central Thailand. It is busy and casual, and visitors say service is quick and portions are generous enough to share. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,675 Google reviews

Jiu Long Ding Chongqing Hot Pot 九龙鼎火锅 is a warm, easygoing restaurant up the stairs at Dixon Street in Haymarket, serving Chongqing hot pot cooked on tabletop stoves. It suits groups who want to share a pot and linger over Sichuanese dishes. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 537 Google reviews

Jorjarn Thai Food is a Thai stall in the Market City food hall in Haymarket. Dishes are cooked to order, and a hot food bar offers a choice of ready dishes. Visitors call it an inexpensive, quick meal and the staff polite. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 96 Google reviews

Kaokao is a casual Korean diner in Haymarket with tables on the footpath under an arch. Visitors say it offers good value, with generous portions for the price. Its strengths are hearty stews and noodle soups. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 391 Google reviews

Ken-Chan Curry in Haymarket is a fast, inexpensive Japanese curry and noodle spot on level 1 of Sussex Centre. You order on an iPad and food comes quickly, so it suits a quick lunch or takeaway. Visitors say the meals are affordable for what you get. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 896 Google reviews

Khao Kang Maruay Thai restaurant is a casual Thai restaurant in Haymarket that stays open late, into midnight on Thursday to Sunday. It is best known for seafood, grilled meats and shared hot pot sets. The nearest park is MacArthur Park, about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 617 Google reviews

Khao Man Kai is a casual Thai chicken rice spot on George Street in Haymarket. It is a relaxed place, and visitors say it fills up at busy times, with tables both inside and out. Meals typically cost $20–40. The chicken rice and the salmon and prawn rice bowl are its strengths. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 689 Google reviews

Khao Neow Thai Street Food is a Thai street food counter on Pitt Street in Haymarket, with dishes ready to serve and others made to order. Diners say it suits a quick, filling meal more than a long evening. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.6 · 195 Google reviews

Kowloon Cafe is a Hong Kong-style café in Haymarket with a retro feel and a casual pace. It does comforting noodle and rice dishes well, and its thick French toast is the item diners name most. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 937 Google reviews

Kura Kura Japanese Dining is a Japanese restaurant in Haymarket with a small upstairs dining area and a stall outside for quick bites. Regulars come for fresh rice bowls, noodles and sets at a fair price, and orders are placed on tablets. The room is calm and simple, suited to a quick lunch or a longer sit. Belmore Park is about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,509 Google reviews

KwangJangPocha in Haymarket is a lively, casual Korean spot for shared plates and drinks, with indoor and outdoor seating at the end of Steam Mill Lane. It suits a group night out more than a quick bite. Regulars rate the pork backbone soup and soy garlic chicken. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 203 Google reviews

Lan dining By China Chilli is a Chinese restaurant on Level 1 in Haymarket, serving classic Sichuan and Cantonese dishes in an elegant room with traditional art and lanterns. It suits family dinners, group meals and after-work eating. Regulars say the food is authentic and tasty. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 390 Google reviews

Lee's Dumpling 小李汤包 is a small dumpling restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, best known for steamed dumplings and noodles. It is busy, with a local crowd and quick service once you order. Chinese Garden of Friendship is a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.7 · 2,707 Google reviews

Life of Chi is a Chaoshan-style beef hotpot restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, open daily until 2am. It is a sit-down spot suited to a long meal, and it is best at fresh hand-cut beef and a clean broth. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.4 · 172 Google reviews

Lilong by Taste of Shanghai (Darling Square) is a Shanghainese restaurant on Little Hay Street in Haymarket, serving noodles, dumplings, stir-fries and dim sum. It feels busy and social, suited to shared lunches and groups, and the xiao long bao is the dish diners name first. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,443 Google reviews

Little Hunan is a Hunan restaurant in the Sussex Centre food court in Haymarket. Visitors describe it as lively and cosy, with a modern, welcoming feel. It is at its best for bold, chilli-forward Hunan cooking with plenty of smoke and sour pickles, and it suits a casual family dinner. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 610 Google reviews

LoonFoon龙凤 is a Sichuan restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket's Chinatown, known for boiled fish in a thick, creamy soup served in large bowls. One diner says it fills up but stays fairly calm. Service is quick and friendly, and the room is well lit. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,202 Google reviews

Ma's Kitchen is a Chinese stall in the Sussex Centre food court in Haymarket, serving noodles, fried rice and wok dishes. Diners praise the generous, good-value plates, and service is quick when the queue is short. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 2.6 · 246 Google reviews

Malay Malay is a Malaysian restaurant in the centre of Chinatown, Haymarket, serving street food and home-style dishes. It is a busy, casual place for lunch or dinner, and visitors say the room is often full in the evenings. Regulars rate the Hainanese chicken rice and the bak kut teh. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 1,516 Google reviews

Mamak in Haymarket is a casual, busy Malaysian restaurant on Goulburn Street. Regulars come for satay, rojak and roti, and visitors describe the cooking as flavourful and authentic. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.3 · 6,180 Google reviews

Mango Coco is a Thai dessert café on Pitt Street in Haymarket, with a bright, well-designed room and a mix of comfy seating. It is best known for its desserts, especially the mochi bingsu, but diners also order savoury Thai dishes. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 2,934 Google reviews

Manoushi Espresso is a Haymarket café on Eddy Avenue serving coffee, manoush flatbreads, pizzas and wraps. Visitors say the room has a lively, music-filled feel, and it suits a quick coffee or a longer breakfast. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 266 Google reviews

Marrickville Pork Roll is a Vietnamese bánh mì shop in Haymarket where rolls come out quickly, with seating nearby. It is best known for its crackling pork roll and xíu mại meatball baguette, and most items are around $10. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 761 Google reviews

Master Zhao Hotpot is a Chongqing-style hot pot restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket. Tables are set up for shared pots, and the room suits groups of friends and families. It is best known for its large meat platters and split pots of broth. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 73 Google reviews

Meet Fresh in Haymarket is a Taiwanese dessert shop on Little Pier Street. It serves icy shaved-ice bowls, grass jelly and sweet toppings in a light, bright room, and it suits a quick stop or a cool treat on a warm day. The nearest park, Chinese Garden of Friendship, is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 370 Google reviews

Menya Chinatown is a cosy, low-key ramen bar in Haymarket with long communal tables and an open kitchen. Regulars come for bowls of ramen and a quick, unfussy meal rather than a long night out. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 710 Google reviews

Mikazuki is a modern Japanese restaurant on Pitt Street in Haymarket. It suits a casual, quick meal in the city. Diners praise the fresh sashimi and sushi, and say the prices are reasonable. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 555 Google reviews

Mother Chu's Taiwanese Gourmet is a simple, casual Taiwanese restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket, known for breakfast congee and youtiao. Diners say the service is quick and the flavours taste authentic, so it suits a relaxed lunch or a morning stop. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 1,037 Google reviews

Moyashi Japanese Hotpot Buffet in Haymarket is an all-you-can-eat sukiyaki hot pot buffet, with premium Australian wagyu beef, sashimi and sushi alongside. Visitors say it suits a long, hearty meal shared with a group, and it is good for children. Lunch and dinner are served seven days a week. MacArthur Park is one minute's walk away.

★ 4.9 · 2,839 Google reviews

Mr B's Hotel is a multilevel venue on Pitt Street in Haymarket, serving Thai food, cocktails and nightly live music. It suits a lively night out, and regulars say the staff are friendly and welcoming. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 1,238 Google reviews

Mr Meng Chongqing Gourmet is a casual Chongqing and Sichuan restaurant on Level 3 of Market City in Haymarket. The mood is lively and relaxed, suited to a quick lunch or an easy dinner. Visitors go for bold, spicy noodles and generous portions. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 655 Google reviews

Nakano Darling is a casual Japanese izakaya in Haymarket, near Darling Harbour, serving fried chicken karaage, takoyaki, gyoza and noodles with beer, sake and highballs. The evenings are lively and the main room is tight, with a calmer back section. It is best for food and drinks with friends after work. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 1,415 Google reviews

Nanjing Dumpling 小金陵 is a casual Haymarket spot built around dumplings, with xiao long bao and pan-fried dumplings at the centre of the menu. Visitors value quick food, generous portions and prices that feel fair, though it can be busy at peak times. Expect a quick, unfussy meal. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.5 · 1,820 Google reviews

New Thainatown is a compact, no-frills Thai restaurant on Goulburn Street in Haymarket. It feels casual and local, with a quick, friendly pace for a lunch or an early dinner. It is best at noodle soups, especially boat noodles. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 550 Google reviews

Nine Dragons is a long-running Cantonese restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket. It has a spacious room with gold walls and serves yum cha daily at lunch and dinner. Visitors come for the handmade dim sum and for shared dinners, and it suits family meals and groups. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 652 Google reviews

Nua Lao Thai Kitchen is a casual Thai and Lao restaurant on Thomas Street in Haymarket, with tables out on the footpath. Its strength is seafood, and the marinated raw seafood platter and larb barramundi come up again and again. Portions are generous, which suits sharing. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 718 Google reviews

One Pot is a cosy Taiwanese hot pot restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, with the dining room upstairs. Its strength is the choice of soup bases, from mild to spicy, plus meat and vegetarian pots. Visitors say portions are generous and prices reasonable. Chinese Garden of Friendship is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 676 Google reviews

Pancakes on the Rocks Darling Square is a relaxed diner in Haymarket, open from morning until late every day. Visitors come for the sweet pancakes, which are the strongest part of the menu, and it suits families and casual brunches. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 2,270 Google reviews

Pho Gia Hoi is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Haymarket serving traditional pho, vermicelli and rice-roll dishes in large bowls. It is busy at lunch, with close tables, and suits a quick meal or an easy family dinner. Regulars come back for the generous portions and value. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 1,542 Google reviews

Pho Pasteur is a casual Vietnamese restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, known for pho and traditional Vietnamese dishes. It gets loud and busy, especially on Sunday nights, but service stays quick and friendly, so it suits an easy, fast meal. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 1,276 Google reviews

Pier St. Grill is the breakfast restaurant at the Novotel Sydney Darling Square hotel, with a bright, stylish room and street views. Its buffet breakfast is the main draw, and diners say the staff are friendly and helpful. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 9 Google reviews

Porkfat Thai Restaurant Sydney is a small Thai restaurant on Ultimo Road in Haymarket, where bookings are essential. Visitors say it is best for bold, balanced dishes, especially the larb, and for friendly, attentive service. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,022 Google reviews

PUMPHOUSE SYDNEY is a bar and restaurant in a large turn-of-the-century building on Little Pier Street, Darling Harbour. It suits a drink, a long lunch or a dinner, with an open terrace and more than 100 international beers. It is at its best for beer, cocktails and a meal outside. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 2 minutes' walk away.

★ 3.8 · 1,210 Google reviews

Rivery Dining is a Thai-Italian fusion restaurant on Quay Street in Haymarket, where Thai flavours meet handmade pasta. It suits a catch-up with friends, a date or a family meal. Visitors say the staff are friendly and attentive, and one diner described the ambience as lovely. UTS Alumni Green is about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.8 · 67 Google reviews

Royal Steam King 燉品皇 · 尚 is a Cantonese fine dining restaurant on Sussex Street in Haymarket, opened in 2025. Its dining room feels sophisticated and modern, with four private rooms for groups. It is best known for live seafood and lobster. Chinese Garden of Friendship and Belmore Park are both about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.5 · 14 Google reviews

Satang Thai Takeway is a small Thai takeaway on Quay Street in Haymarket that also suits a quick sit-down meal. Regulars say the portions are big for the price, and the basil minced meat dish and the fried rice are the ones they name most. The mood is casual and unfussy. UTS Alumni Green is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 892 Google reviews

Show Nom (by Show Neua) is a small dessert and toast spot on George Street in Haymarket, with a sweet, dessert-style menu. Visitors say it suits a quick sweet snack or a late treat, and the buttery toast is the dish they name most. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 3.7 · 92 Google reviews

Spago Darling Square is a modern Italian restaurant in Haymarket's Darling Square precinct, making its pasta on site each day. Diners build their own bowl from pasta types, sauces and toppings, which suits a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. It has outdoor tables, and the Chinese Garden of Friendship is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 405 Google reviews

Sparrow's Mill Express (Sussex St.) is a homely Korean stall in a Haymarket food court, quick and no-frills. Visitors come for filling, good-value lunches of Korean stews, rice dishes and fried chicken. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 211 Google reviews

Spice Paradise is a Hunan restaurant on Thomas Street in Haymarket, with a casual dining room and outdoor tables. It is open for lunch and dinner. Regulars say the chilli-led dishes are bold and authentic, and that the service is friendly and quick. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away, so it suits a stroll after eating.

★ 4.7 · 805 Google reviews

Spice World in Haymarket is a hot pot restaurant with a themed, atmospheric dining room that suits groups and birthdays. Visitors go for fresh seafood, good-quality sliced meat and a sauce bar where diners build their own condiments. Service is described as attentive. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,196 Google reviews

Squid Pocha × Chicken V is a Korean restaurant in Capital Square on George Street, Haymarket. It is a casual, lively spot for a group meal, with shared Korean dishes and fried chicken at the centre of the menu. Belmore Park is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,113 Google reviews

Super Bowl Chinese Restaurant is a busy, old-style Cantonese restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket, with tables on the footpath. It suits quick, affordable meals, with prices in the $20–40 range. Regulars come back for the congee and roast duck noodles. Chinese Garden of Friendship is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 3.2 · 1,494 Google reviews

Super Chef BBQ is a Cantonese roast meats counter on the Level 1 food court at Market City in Haymarket, set up for quick lunches. Regulars come for the roast pork and rice, with clear soup on the side. Meals cost from $1 to $20. MacArthur Park is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 220 Google reviews

Sushi Hub Sydney Central is a Japanese outlet on George Street in Haymarket, part of the Sushi Hub chain. Rolls, sashimi, inari and salads are its strength, and visitors say the rolls are fresh and always well stocked. It suits a quick lunch, breakfast or takeaway, and most meals fall between $20 and $40. UTS Alumni Green is about a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 607 Google reviews

Sushi Sei is a small Japanese omakase restaurant in Haymarket, with an intimate, quiet feel where the chef prepares each piece of sushi in view of diners. It is best at fresh seafood and set courses, and suits date nights and special occasions. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 163 Google reviews

Sydney Pork Rolls is a small takeaway counter on George Street in Haymarket serving Vietnamese banh mi. It is quick and no-fuss, with generous fillings and fresh bread, and it suits a lunch grab in the CBD. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.4 · 373 Google reviews

Tai Wong Barbecue is a small Cantonese barbecue shop on Campbell Street in Haymarket. It is takeaway only, serving roasted meats over rice. Visitors praise the traditional flavour and large portions. Belmore Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 157 Google reviews

Tan Viet Noodle House is a casual Chinese-Vietnamese noodle and chicken restaurant on Tumbalong Boulevard in Haymarket. It is best known for crispy skin chicken served with egg noodles, dry or in soup. The room is busy and suits a quick lunch or an easy family dinner. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 597 Google reviews

Tawandang Thai restaurant on George Street in Haymarket is a casual, often busy Thai restaurant with friendly staff and a broad menu of grilled, deep-fried and stir-fried dishes. It suits a quick lunch, a set lunch from $20, or a relaxed dinner with friends. One diner returns for the Isan sausage, and visitors praise the generous portions. The nearest park, Chinese Garden of Friendship, is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 4.0 · 813 Google reviews

Thanon Khaosan is a Thai restaurant on Pitt Street in Haymarket, serving Bangkok-style street food with noodle dishes, curries and salads. Visitors describe the room as cosy and relaxed, and say the flavours are authentic and the portions generous. It suits a sit-down dinner or a celebration. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,659 Google reviews

The Boiling Crab | Sydney CBD is a casual seafood boil restaurant in Haymarket, where shellfish is cooked in a bag with Cajun-style spices and eaten with the hands. It suits groups of friends and family and feels informal. Regulars come back for the sauce. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about 3 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.6 · 2,669 Google reviews

The Dolar Shop Hot Pot Sydney is a hot pot restaurant in Haymarket where each diner gets an individual pot. It suits group dinners and long meals, with fast, attentive service and a clean, comfortable room. It is at its best with the broths and the fresh wagyu and seafood. MacArthur Park is a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.5 · 1,344 Google reviews

The Eight is a Cantonese restaurant on Level 3 of Market City in Haymarket, with a large dining room of around 50 tables that fills up on weekend mornings. It is best known for yum cha, with dim sum brought around on trolleys. Regulars come for the dumplings, siu mai and egg tarts. MacArthur Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 3.7 · 2,795 Google reviews

The Taste of Cho 禚家 is a Taiwanese restaurant in Haymarket serving vegetable and meat dishes at low prices. It suits a quick, budget lunch, and visitors say the service is quick. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 3.1 · 134 Google reviews

THISBOWL - The Darling Exchange is a salad bowl counter in the Darling Exchange food court in Haymarket, suited to a quick, fresh meal. Diners praise the ingredients and say the portions are generous, though the food court gets busy at peak times. Chinese Garden of Friendship is the nearest park, about two minutes' walk away.

★ 4.1 · 307 Google reviews

Thomas St. Kitchen & Bar is a contemporary restaurant inside Sydney Central Hotel on Thomas Street, Haymarket, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Visitors most often name the breakfast buffet for its variety, and hotel guests can also order room service. UTS Alumni Green is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.0 · 41 Google reviews

Thonglor Thai Eatery is a Thai restaurant on Pitt Street in Haymarket. Visitors say the atmosphere is welcoming and the staff friendly, and the cooking is the main draw: flavourful Thai food in generous portions. It suits a casual meal with friends. Belmore Park is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 69 Google reviews

Time Square BBQ & Cafe 時代港式燒味茶記 Hong Kong Style is a casual Hong Kong-style cafe on George Street in Haymarket, with roast meats in the front window and a quick, friendly feel. It does best at classic cha chaan teng dishes and lemon teas. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about four minutes' walk away.

★ 3.7 · 411 Google reviews

Uliveto Sydney Italian Restaurant is an Italian restaurant in Darling Square, Haymarket, with handmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and outdoor tables. Visitors describe it as cosy and well suited to dates, birthdays and catch-ups. It does best with its truffle dishes and generous plates. MacArthur Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 1,045 Google reviews

Ume Burger Darling Square is a casual Japanese-style burger kiosk in Haymarket. Visitors say it suits a quick, satisfying lunch. Its strength is the burgers, with well-cooked beef patties and soft buns, and diners also mention friendly staff. Chinese Garden of Friendship is a 2-minute walk away.

★ 4.4 · 675 Google reviews

Warming Rice Noodle 无名缘米粉 is a casual Chinese rice noodle shop on Quay Street in Haymarket, serving hot noodle soups made to order with a range of side dishes. Visitors say it is good value and that the staff are polite. It suits a quick, filling meal. The nearest park is UTS Alumni Green, about 4 minutes' walk away.

★ 4.4 · 247 Google reviews

Wingboy Darling Square is a casual wings bar in Haymarket with a modern feel and a licensed bar serving beers and cocktails. Visitors come for hot, crisp chicken wings with fries and friendly service. MacArthur Park is a one-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,202 Google reviews

XOPP by Golden Century (金唐XOPP) is a Cantonese restaurant on level M of Darling Square Exchange in Haymarket, with a modern, relaxed dining room. It suits family lunches, group dinners and special occasions. Its best-known dishes are XO pipis and two-course Peking duck. Diners describe the service as friendly and attentive. MacArthur Park is about two minutes' walk away.

★ 3.7 · 746 Google reviews

Yang Guo Fu Malatang on George Street in Haymarket is a malatang spot where you pick your own ingredients and choose a soup or dry-mix base. It is a tight, quick place to eat, and its strengths are the wide range of add-ons and fast service. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 1,668 Google reviews

YAYOI Market City is a Japanese teishoku restaurant on level 3 of Market City in Haymarket. It has a relaxed lunch feel, with booth seating for conversation. Regulars praise the friendly staff. One diner found the dining room clean and spacious. MacArthur Park is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.2 · 665 Google reviews

Yok Yor Thai Food Factory is a contemporary Thai restaurant in Haymarket, on Castlereagh Street near Central. It feels casual and lively, with an industrial look inside and tables on the footpath. It is best for fresh, affordable Thai dishes, especially boat noodles and kraprow. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 1,676 Google reviews

Yumee Katsu Central is a casual Korean-style katsu restaurant on Campbell Street in Haymarket. Visitors come for the pork cutlets, which they describe as crisp outside and juicy inside, and for the katsu curry. Service is quick, and the typical spend is $20–40 a head. Belmore Park is a two-minute walk away.

★ 4.9 · 40 Google reviews

Yummy Thai Food is a casual Thai counter in the Sussex Centre food court in Haymarket, suited to a quick lunch or an evening meal. Regulars come for the set menus, which diners say offer good value, and for the whole fried fish and tom yum. Staff are friendly and happy to recommend dishes. Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.0 · 97 Google reviews

Zhang Liang Malatang is a Chinese hot pot and malatang restaurant on George Street in Haymarket, with a casual, brightly decorated dining room and a self-serve ingredient bar. It suits a quick, spicy lunch or dinner, and visitors say the food is full of flavour. Belmore Park is a 4-minute walk away.

★ 4.3 · 1,595 Google reviews

北方拉面馆QG13 Chinatown Noodle Restaurant is a casual Chinese eatery on Quay Street in Haymarket, where you order at the counter and eat in or take away. Regulars come for handmade noodles and pan-fried dumplings at low prices. It suits a quick, filling meal more than a long linger. MacArthur Park is about a 4-minute walk away.

★ 3.9 · 883 Google reviews

無Ta·川菜 Wuta Bistro is a Sichuan restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket, within Chinatown. The room is lively and sometimes noisy, and it suits groups of friends. It is best at generous, flavourful spicy dishes meant for sharing with rice. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is a 3-minute walk away.

★ 3.8 · 99 Google reviews

皇庭海鲜舫 Royal Palace Seafood Restaurant is a Cantonese seafood restaurant on Sussex Street in Haymarket, known for yum cha and live seafood. Diners describe the seafood as fresh and the dumplings as authentic, served from trolleys. Walk-ins have been seated quickly, and the room feels clean and comfortable. The nearest park, Chinese Garden of Friendship, is a three-minute walk away.

★ 4.1 · 798 Google reviews

陈记小馆 Chef Chen Dumplings is a small Chinese restaurant in Haymarket's Chinatown, where dumplings are the main draw. It feels busy and quick, suited to a lunch stop or an early dinner, with most meals in the $20–40 range. Belmore Park is a four-minute walk away.

★ 4.6 · 539 Google reviews

鱼匠Grilled Fish Master is a Chinese grilled fish restaurant on Dixon Street in Haymarket. Diners choose a live fish from the tank and have it cooked in a spiced broth, served in a shallow tray for the table. It suits a sit-down dinner for fish lovers, and visitors praise the fresh fish and friendly staff. The Chinese Garden of Friendship is about three minutes' walk away.

★ 4.8 · 226 Google reviews