Top Best Chinese Restaurants in The Phoenix

"Located in Chinatown, this sprawling Cantonese restaurant is something of an institution. Thanks to its live seafood menu and late-night hours, it’s where the best chefs go to eat after they’ve finished their shifts. The menu is massive but you can’t go wrong with the steamed lobster or pippies in XO sauce and the salt and pepper mud crab"

"From dumplings to desserts, Spice Alley’s vast array of restaurants make them the perfect place to experience delicious Asian cuisine on a budget. When you’re on the hunt for a variety of Asian restaurants in one lovely setting head to Spice Alley to try a wide range of exciting dishes from Chinese to Singaporean. Take a stroll down Kensington Street and discover popular restaurants like Old Jim Kee, an authentic Malaysian spot that is exceptional in stir-fry dishes and deep-fried treats; or Thai eatery Bang Luck, known for its gluten-free selection."

"Calling foodie hub Kensington Street home, Spice Alley is an outdoor dining destination for Asian cuisine lovers. Bringing together a tonne of hawker-style diners, the tables spill out onto the street and sit under a dreamy, lantern canopy. Better still, Spice Alley is BYO – so you can enjoy all the Japanese, Cantonese, Malaysian and Singaporean dishes paired with your favourite drop."

"It’s tucked just behind the Kensington Street Laneway and features was of the best open air courtyards in Sydney. You can sample cuisines from almost any corner of the globe here, from Cantonese to fusion French. It’s one of the best spots for some outdoor lunch Sydney’s got to offer."

"There’s no getting away from it, the basement home of Neil Perry’s regional Chinese diner, is downright sexy. The food ambitiously travels via Sichuan, Yunnan, Hunan, Jiangxi and Xinjiang, with a menu that includes upscale versions of casual streetfood dishes, the kind you find all over China. Chilli plays strongly across the menu, but in a warm and numbing way rather than a bring-me-a-fire-extinguisher-now manner."

"Sometimes, finding the perfect restaurant for you and a significant other is all in the name; and Spice Temple promises more than just fiery modern Chinese flavours. The animated front door leads you down a set of stairs into the main dining space, where red velvet couches line the walls and low-hanging lamps offer just enough light to see the face across from you. The most important face, of course..."

"For one of the best Chinese restaurants celebrating China’s lesser-known regions, Spice Temple is the place. Spice Temple is an innovative fusion of modern Chinese and Australian set in a romantic underground restaurant. The menu is banquet-style and the food served up is of the finest quality."

"If you’re hankering for dumplings, this restaurant offers some pretty sweet deals, all available for takeaway. 📍 Taste of Shanghai, 100 Burwood Rd, Burwood NSW 2134"

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"Bare Island is located to the south-east of Sydney and is one of the most scenic destinations in the city. The island is an iconic part of the country and is listed in the State Heritage Register due to its status in..."

"Snapper Island is one of Sydney’s little-known islands and is the smallest island in Sydney Harbour. Located in the main channel towards the western end of the harbour, Snapper Island was originally a rocky..."

"Positioned in Sydney Harbour, 1km from the mouth of Rose Bay, Shark Island – Boowambillee (booh-uhm-'bil-ee) is a picnic spot with a difference. Explore the island's foreshore, go swimming or relax in front of amazing Sydney Harbour views."

"Once the finest house in the colony, Elizabeth Bay House is a heritage-listed Colonial Regency style house with stunning views across Sydney Harbour. Today it is a museum which steps you inside one of the most splendid private houses ever built in Australia. Opening Times: Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday 10.00 am–4pmTicket Prices: Family $38.00Address: 7 Onslow Ave, Elizabeth Bay NSWWebsite: sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/elizabeth-bay-house"

"See how Colonial Australia’s elite lived and take a tour of this gorgeous Greek Revival Villa. Find exhibitions of interior design and be sure to head to the second floor for a stunning view of the city. See tours that visit Sydney"

"Elizabeth Bay House is a great attraction tucked away in Woolloomooloo and one of the finest examples of architecture of its era. The house was constructed in 1835 to 1839, and for a period for time, was once referred..."