Hawkers Village

This crowd favourite certainly lives up to the hype. Hawkers Village is new to the lower north shore and is quickly making a splash as the go-to for the freshest Asian cuisines, all made in-house and from scratch. It promises a journey to authentic Asian street food, serving up an assortment of Malaysian, Japanese, Singaporean and Thai dishes from a handful of bustling food vendors. This, however, is not your standard food court. Lunch times are crammed with a flood of eager North Sydney-siders eating elbow-to-elbow – just as you would at any hawker’s market across Asia. Upon entering, you’ll find yourself transported into charmingly colourful and eclectic surroundings that are intentionally nostalgic and reminiscent of the Old World.

My recommendation? Try the signature Teo Chew Style Braised Duck on Rice from the Kin Arai Kor Aroi village stall. It’s packed with delicious flavours that won’t disappoint! Try to get in just as the midday crowd picks up, and temporarily escape into the madness of this unique and sometimes chaotic afternoon hotspot.

Interestingly, the team responsible for bringing this project to life have shared that Hawkers Village is just one of five new food and beverage operations that will be opening across the lower north shore within the next two years, with Devon Café on Blue Street (opposite North Sydney train station) expected to be a popular new addition in what is becoming a vibrant mishmash of offerings. If Hawkers is anything to go by, the queues for these new eateries will be out the door!

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Hawkers Village
18/100 Miller Street, North Sydney
Ph: (02) 8033 4464

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hawkersvillage/

Also available on Uber Eats!

Hours:
Mon to Fri 11am–10pm
Sat 10am–10pm
Sun 10am–4pm

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