Best Street Markets in Sydney

"A quirky flea market, Paddy’s Market is the best place for some cheap clothes, souvenirs, and antiques. The market also has a food section which has excellent fresh produce of fruits and vegetables, and also meat and seafood!. It is popular amongst tourists because of its fun vibe and atmosphere."

"One of the biggest market in Sydney for over 150 years is the Paddy’s Market. You will find a wide variety of stalls of food, fashion and other exciting gifts. You can shop for some of your friends and beloved from the market place."

"It’s been a significant fixture in the local community, having been around now for over 150 years. Its origins date back to 1834 when then-Governor..."

"Get a wide range of Japanese cuisine including Ramen and Teishoku from Monster Sushi & Bar. 📍 Monster Sushi & Bar, Shop 1/234 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000"

"This easy to miss Japanese restaurant can be lost in the midst of inner city Sydney but all those in the know never wait too long before their next visit to Kura. You’ll be greeted by an enthustiastic call of welcome while you decide to sit by the walls, the bar facing the kitchen or the middle tables. It isn’t a spacious venue so large groups may need to try another restaurant on this list, but their quaint venue adds to the Izakaya style buzz."

"With the shimmery interior foretelling the bright food adventure you’re about to embark on, you can expect nothing less than top quality service and taste from Busshari. Some of their definite must-tries include the Wagyu Beef Sizzling Tobanyaki, Seaweed and Tofu Salad and Karaage Chicken on Harusame Noodle Nest. They also have an impressive list of sushi and sashimi as well as a selection of noodles and lightly battered dishes all well worth a try."