Bodhi is truly a must try. It's vegan pan Asian style cuisine. The food was so amazing and the…read more"meat" and "seafood" dishes tasted like the real thing. If someone told me they were vegan, I would not believe them. Some must order items are the vegan prawns (which have an amazing texture and really taste like prawns) are my absolute favourite, along with the Peking duck that comes with pancakes, cucumber and hoisin sauce. The homemade sweet potato gnocchi, chickpea battered cauliflower, taro chips, and vegan fried chicken sliders are all tasty. The ambiance is really cute. The have loads of outdoor seating, and only a few indoor. We sat indoors during the summer and we were so hot, I'm talking dripping in sweat hot. Make sure you book accordingly. Although it was sauna hot, the service, ambiance, and taste all made up for it. I've been twice and I can't wait to go back again.

AMAZING FOOD. 4 of us shared dumplings, BBQ pork buns, Peking duck, fried chicken skewers,…read moreVietnamese crepe, and spicy green beans with tofu. We were not SUPER hungry, might need another dish or two if we were! Lovely setting. +1 for the blankets. Service was a little slow, but friendly.

Not a bad place. It's self-service with a relatively limited menu. Most things cannot be made…read morevegan. I got a Minestrone, which was quite spicy but delicious. I also ordered fries, which were okay. They offer water infused with herbs for free. There are power outlets near some tables.

If you need your clean utensils, skip eating in. Both the take away and other utensils are…read morepresented at the til, upturned. Not only do people need to put their hands over the cutlery to reach handles, but any sick people are talking over it. It also wasn't clean. Not just a bit, but with giant food smears. Multiple people had to thumb through the eating part of the cutlery to try to find a "clean" piece of cutlery. This grossed me out so much I'm never eating there again. I was also astounded that the very pleasant staff didn't notice or take action on this, even though a number of them were standing right there watching. If it were me working there I'd be so embarrassed, and immediately rewash them. A number of options here are good value, but smears are just not on. BYO chopsticks, yo.

The best gluten crips! Great service! Ambiance... also good! Good tea good company. What more is…read morethere to say?

This place is for vegetarians who don't care about service or ambience. Nice selection of soups…read moreand noodles, with some fresh vegetables. Open and convenient if you stay close to the CBD or like to walk 10 min from Central Station.

The food was some of the best thai/laotian food I've ever had. The green papaya salad (larb) was…read morevery refreshing and doused in fish sauce. The grilled chicken dish and duck inside the curry were both very tender. All the flavors were very strong and the spice levels were perfect. The restaurant decor was eye catching (lots of gold and plants). Food came out quick and our waiter was very helpful at answering questions.

This place is definitely a bang for your buck! Quality Thai food for a very reasonable price and…read morebig portions. Three dishes for two people and we were stuffed and had plenty of leftovers. My only regret was we didn't have room for the fried ice cream, which is also a huge portion. Make sure to either make a reservation or arrive early because it will be packed. The staff is super no frills and efficient. But I don't expect overly friendly service at an Asian establishment. The atmosphere is lively and a bit rowdy, possibly because right outside is the hotel bar area. It's also good for big groups. Would definitely come back if I'm in Sydney again.

Ticks all the boxes for our midday meal today. The dosa was delish. I had the vegetarian option and…read moremy wife had the lamb. A majority of Indian diners there - a sign of good Indian food! The Indian music pumping away added to the ambience, too :)

I went at lunch on a weekday. Busy, slightly chaotic, incredibly flavorful- intense food that…read moreseemed sincerely made. I loved it. I had a masala dosa and papdi chaat and a mango lassi. Fantastic, no frills, dense, GREAT

A choice of three burgers (2 vegetarian, 1 vegan) and sweet potato crisps with vegan basil mayo…read more We got vegan burgers for $10 (beetroot relish, baby spinach, caramelized onions and mayo) and the crisps for $5. The burgers were fantastic and so healthy! The crisps were interesting but pretty sweet as well as the mayo. I would definitely come back for the burger. Great deal. Also the food trucks and the app are just plain awesome!

The best food truck I have tried! Never thought vegetarian food could taste this good! The burger…read morewas tasty and healthy - a perfect combination! But the real highlight is the sweet potato chips with basil mayo - heavenly!!! I have constant cravings for these. They were presented in a cup looking colorful with orange and green (the dressing). Tried to replicate these at home but they are just not the same as the van's!

Who would think mall counter food would be as good as a cafe…read more Great diversity and made easy with all V offerings, most all on display. Nice grab and go as well as get it hot and sit and enjoy. Bali bowl good, and a bit spicy. Minestrone filled with rice and tomato rich was tasty and warming, fulfilling.

This is hands-down my favourite place for lunch in Sydney. I seriously get excited about working in…read moreour Sydney office purely because it's directly across from the MLC Centre so I can stuff myself silly with Iku food throughout the work day. Iku Wholefood is a chain of 12 stores scattered throughout Sydney offering healthy but delicious vegan food. It's popular across the board, not just with the vegan crowd, which is a testament to how delicious it is. Iku has a wide variety of food options crammed into a tiny food-court space. Their display counter includes a dizzying array of sweet treats like cookies, pastries, and muffins, as well as savoury snacks like nori rolls, polenta and couscous slices, rice balls, millet balls, etc. And that's just their display counter. Their full menu itself includes pies, salad plates with a variety of mix-and-match options, lasagne, casseroles, curries, and soups. By far my favorite thing on the menu is the macroburger. It's described as "a tofu fritter served on a steamed wholemeal bun spread with tahini sauce, topped with leafy green salad and Iku salad dressing." I don't normally like tofu but this is crazy delicious and unrecognisable as anything tofu-y. I seriously fantasise about biting into a delicious Iku macroburger while I'm on the flight over to Sydney because I'm filled with giddy expectation and I know it'll be the first thing I eat when I land. You can also get the mildly healthier macrobiotic wrap, which contains the same ingredients as the macroburger, just in wrap form and with slightly more greens. Note that both of these are a bit messy to eat, so probably not best to take into a lunch meeting with important executives. That and you'll rudely inhale it because it's so delicious. I also enjoy the Iku pies (filled with beans, chickpeas, lentils, veggies, etc.), sweet treats (I've had their muffins and a couple of cookies -- delicious), and nori rolls (the sauce is amazing). Everything tastes so fresh and innovative. The only thing that didn't wow me was the lasagne. I felt it was a bit bland. I haven't tried any of the casseroles, curries, or soups yet. They also do breakfast, which I haven't tried either. This Iku is located in the MLC Centre, which is the funny round UFO-shaped building on the south side of Martin Place -- you can't miss it. Just walk into the food court and Iku is near the entrance on your right. Because this is a food court in the middle of the CBD, seating is scarce between 12pm and 2pm. If you want to find a seat, go early for lunch (around 11am -- the benefit there is you can ogle all the gorgeous young tradies eating their lunches -- oh sorry off-topic), or go after 2pm. Or just get take-out and bring it back to your desk. There are 11 other locations around the CBD and nearly all of them get amazing reviews, so definitely check this chain out :) I wish they had them in Melbourne!!

Look your eating at the QVB, the food is almost secondary. This place isn't bad however. The…read moreportions for the burger and Teriyaki chicken were generous. The udon soup's serving size is for one. The sushi freshness is second to none. It was exceptional. You will need a second dish though otherwise you will leave hungry. Don't forget to take your picture here and post it, otherwise you paid all that for nothing.

I was feeling worn down after all the shopping and needed a quick snack. I chose Yama, as it's on…read morethe top floor corner, so perhaps slightly quieter than other places. I didn't expect much from shopping mall food. I ordered a matcha latte & chicken skewers. I was pleasantly surprised and delighted by them. The matcha latte was cool and refreshing, not too sweet. The chicken skewers were juicy, without being doused in teriyaki sauce. There was a light sauce underneath them. Very satisfied. The service was friendly. It's a nice spot to take a break.

A great vegan restaurant with a menu that offers options for all kinds of dietary needs including…read moregluten-free. The service was a bit slow but the residential environment that the cafe is in is quiet and peaceful. Most of the seating is outdoors.

Vegan Thai in Darlinghurst…read more Kindness has the most fantastic corn fritters you will ever eat in your life. Perfectly spherical. Bursting with fresh corn flavor. After the fritters, things go downhill fast. They offer two kinds of tofu, regular and something called seaweed tofu. For the love of god, avoid anything with their seaweed tofu in any shape form or saucing. We had two different dishes with seaweed tofu in them, and hated both of them. Vegetables are fresh, al dente and not all that tasty. Kindness makes the dullest fried bananas and sweet rice on the planet. Fried bananas and Thai sweet rice are two of the easiest desserts you can possibly make. Bananas and sweet rice are as reliable as sesame balls. Except here. I suspect if you worked your way systematically through the menu, you would find a few more items as good as the corn fritters. So you can make this work if you really want to. But there is so much good Thai eating in Sydney ...

Have to upgrade our review from last year. Last year we were a bit disappointed. Service lacked…read more But this year it elevated itself to a rating of 5. We arrived after the lunch hour rush and only stood inline a few minutes. The place was still packed to the rims. We ordered: - Roti Canai - a plain roti served with a curry sauce and a sambal sauce. It arrived and it was beautiful. Wish we would have had it last year. It was piping hot, flakey on the outside and warm and soft on the inside. Neither of us could decide what to dip them in. The curry or the sambal. - Roti Kaya - roti stuffed with pandas and coconut. We opted for the savory dish versus the sweet dish and it also was served with curry sauce and sambal. It arrived right after the Roti Canai and was also warm and inviting. Could have been dessert. - Beef Satay with a Peanut Sauce - the dish was on the WOW factor. Some of the best beef satay we have ever had. Cooked through and almost like a jerky but very soft and not as chewy. We dipped in the peanut sauce that in itself could have been eaten with a spoon. We then wrapped some in the plain roti and dipped in the curry. Another winner. Service was great. Food arrived within a reasonable time. We were warned that the satay would take a little longer and it was really only a little longer. Glad it didn't deter our ordering it. Prices are extremely reasonable. No reservations taken. Just get inline and enjoy the atmosphere. Highly recommend.

Constant Line is evident about its popularity and demand. Always have to wait 30min or more with…read morethe line going outside. Takeaway/to-go is the move but still wait 25-30min. Camp around opening to guarantee instant seating. Satay is good and the mee goreng. Roti is good but typical