Sedap

Ultimo, Australia

4

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Level 3 Central Park 26-62 Broadway, Ultimo, New South Wales, 2007
Chippendale
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
80 mUltimo, Broadway nr Harris Street
120 mChippendale, Broadway nr Abercrombie Street
260 mRailway Square, George Street Stand C
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1 opinión sobre Sedap

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Tu valoración: 4
Australia
Like its Town Hall cousin, this is really a 3.5 stars, but I’m rounding it up to a 4.
It’s on the top floor, at the food court. I ordered the chicken laksa (I’m quite obsessed with it, if you’ve noticed from my reviews…) and also this plate of deep fried… stuff. It came out quickly, though not such a big deal considering there weren’t a lot of people there. Service: Four out of five.
The laksa was good. I have to say it was better than the one in Town Hall, if not in flavor, but in portion size and use of a more practical bowl. Four out of five.
The deep fried «stuff» was an assortment of deep fried food. One was this strange and brown and tasted like animal parts, which I couldn’t finish at all. The other two (one of which I’m pretty sure was sweet potato) were more edible but were so heavy in oil that I had to remove the breading to finish them at all. Two out of five.
Would stick to the laksa next time and beware the deep fried… stuff.