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Tintino is a specialty wine shop and kitchen in Kingston.

Tintino

A wine bar-bottle shop where you can drink in or take away.

  • David Matthews
Chicken salt and thyme doughnut.

Chicken salt doughnuts? These plush, herby snacks are so much better than they sound

Find hand-rolled rings fried to order and bulging jam-and-cream-filled doughnuts at this new hot spot in Potts Point.

  • Erina Starkey
Always Greener in the Dutton Plaza.

Dutton Plaza

Fresh, local fruit and veg, seafood and meat, all in the one spot.

  • David Matthews
Thai Hung.

Thai Hung Supermarket

A well-priced grocer for fresh produce and specialty foods.

  • Bianca Hrovat
Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery.

Hong Phuoc Asian Grocery

An Illawarra Road institution for hard-to-find Asian ingredients.

  • Bianca Hrovat
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Whole Beast Butchery.

Whole Beast Butchery

A nose-to-tail butcher shop selling dry-aged cuts and deli goods.

  • Bianca Hrovat
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Word’s out about this 16-seater, so queue early, fly solo or bring ‘one well-chosen friend’

The restorative cooking at Glebe’s new BYO Korean gem is worth the wait, from simmering broths to kimchi udon and home-style bibimbap.

  • Lee Tran Lam
Dumplings and steamed buns at Red Ginger.

Red Ginger

A yum cha restaurant, tea house and grocery shop in one.

  • David Matthews
Itadakimasu.
14/20

Is onigiri the new sushi roll? Sandoitchi’s stylish spin-off is doing a next-level version

The triangle-shaped, nori-wrapped rice ball was one of Japan’s earliest portable snacks. Here, they’re made to order using rice cooked throughout the day, and served alongside a full drinks menu.

  • Helen Yee
Good Food hat15.5/20

‘Bedrock of Australia Street’: Why this Newtown spot remains a firm favourite

It’s been 11 years since the arrival of this fancy delicatessen and bistro. Good Food visits to see if it still holds its own among the new neighbourhood action.

  • Myffy Rigby