Apart from Food Safari and the two-restaurant segments on Sydney Weekender, we don't have enough shows showcasing Sydney/Australia's wealth of diverse restaurants.
I know food vloggers exist and I do follow them, but generally they don't have access to behind the kitchen nor are they as knowledgeable about the food.
(Should be synched later).
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If you're over 18 you can go into the casino, check your bag for free, then go up to the fifth floor and there are a few restaurants. Much cheaper and faster than waiting at the trucks, my girlfriend and I both ate and had a drink for under 30 bucks
Hey r/Adelaide,
I'm approaching my girlfriend and mine's anniversary soon and an idea I had in mind was to go on on a sort of mini food safari around Adelaide. The idea is that the destinations would be either in or close to the CBD and that the dishes, whether they be sweet or savoury, would be small so we could visit a handful of places. I'm open to all suggestions and ideas anyone on here might have.
The lions hunt the zebras and giraffes, which eat the trees and grass, and the whole thing stays in balance. I'm imagining African animals in a country like the UK.
