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Looking to indulge in some experiential dining in Sydney? These are the restaurants serving the most immersive experiences.
Even experienced foodies will delight at these unique dining experiences. Whether you prefer to tuck into a piece of meat the size of your own head in a Viking-style banquet hall or watch Sydney’s spectacular harbour from above, there’s an immersive food adventure for every taste and budget. Read on for the best experiential dining restaurants in Sydney right now.
R by Raita Noda
At R by Raita Noda, the food is the theatre. This new addition to Redfern’s Wunderlich Lane features an open-kitchen stage, giving diners a behind-the-scenes look into how their Japanese fusion meal is prepared. The interior has been carefully curated, drawing inspiration from the rainy streets of Tokyo.
Wunderlich Lane, 2 Baptist Street, Redfern
Infinity at Sydney Tower
Fancy your dinner with a side of 360-degree views? Infinity at Sydney Tower is the highest restaurant in the city, where you’ll not only enjoy an excellent meal but also delight in some of the most spectacular views of the CBD you’ll ever see. The menu is contemporary Australian, featuring morsels like Sydney rock oysters and Moreton Bay bugs.
Reserve a table to ensure you get a window seat. The restaurant rotates slowly as you eat, so you’ll take in the entirety of the view before you get to dessert.
108 Market Street, Sydney
Mjølner
From the moment you step through the doors, it’s clear you’re in for anything but a typical dining experience. Mjølner brings the feasting halls of Valhalla to Surry Hills. Inspired by Norse mythology, the menu is meat-heavy and the whisky is plentiful. Imbibe cocktails with names like The Fog of War and Valkyrie’s Blood and connect with your inner Norse god or goddess.
There’s just one downside—you can’t bring your own sword.
267 Cleveland Street, Redfern
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NEL
The decor at NEL is sleek and understated, while the food is anything but. The set menu is built around a central concept that rotates every 12 weeks, taking diners on a culinary adventure that evokes memories and delights the palate in one.
Menu concepts include Once Upon a Time, The Story of Christmas, Land and Sea, and Native Australia, featuring some of the finest quality produce available.
75 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney
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