Sydney Fish Market is inviting seafood lovers to take a culinary tour inspired by some of the chef’s favourite dishes to mark the release of Tony, the new film about the early career of Anthony Bourdain,
The new Sydney Fish Market faced plenty of doubts, but it’s quickly emerging as a major triumph, with the new Blackwattle Bay location already recording one million visitors passing through its doors.
We went to the opening of the new Sydney Fish Market: here are our thoughts.
The long-anticipated Sydney Fish Market officially opened this morning after five years of construction and extensive delays. The new $836 million Fish Market, located at Blackwattle Bay, was officially opened by Premier of New South Wales, Chris Minns, who hailed it “the biggest and best fish market in the world.” He added,: “Today, an age-old
The highly anticipated new Sydney Fish Market opens its doors tomorrow morning at 7am after five years under construction. As the retailers prepare to settle into their long-awaited new home, one of the most enduring family operators is making the move, with equal parts excitement and nostalgia. Panayiotis Kouros, whose family has operated at Sydney
2026 promises to be a year of culture, sport, music and unforgettable spectacle across Sydney— here’s what’s on.
Cammeray’s Sushi Oe is generally considered the finest sushi bar in Sydney. Certainly the hardest to get into. For years, owner-chef Toshihiko Oe has watched his tiny six-seater sushi bar become one of the most sought after bookings in the entire country, with monthly text-based reservations selling out within minutes. Now, he’s moving the whole
More details have been confirmed for the new Sydney Fish Market, previewing several drinking and dining destinations. Sydney’s forward-thinking infrastructure binge has already given us an exciting new Metro line, laying the groundwork for a sweep of lifestyle precincts, affordable housing and spaces for public art. Now Sydney’s focus on prosperity is about to dig
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