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‘High-definition flavour’: Bentley Group’s new venue proves Med-cooking reigns supreme

It’s high-voltage Mediterranean snacking and staff who never miss a beat at the latest two-hatter by the team behind the Good Food Guide’s New Restaurant of the Year.

  • Myffy Rigby
Oncore chef Clare Smyth.

Three-hatted Crown restaurant Oncore by Clare Smyth to close

The casino declined to comment on a potential replacement, but sources say a Stockholm fine diner is a front-runner for the space.

  • Scott Bolles
Oncore’s seven-course degustation menu will set a diner back $300. A fellow chef says Smyth’s food reflects Smyth herself: “the solid country roots, and then this amazing talent on top”.
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Oncore by Clare Smyth

The finest of fine-dining led by a team that always delivers.

O Conner bone-in sirloin at Woodcut.
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Woodcut

Luxe comfort food with a side of glamour at Crown.

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Yum cha at Golden Century.
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Golden Century

Live seafood set to thrill.

a’Mare’s tiramisu is served tableside.
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A’mare

Classic Italian made glitzy in swish harbourside surrounds.

Yo-Chi Barangaroo will be given Andy Bowdy’s signature maximalist spin

Yo-Chi joins forces with a top pastry chef for a one-day-only topping fest

Plus a nonna-inspired pasta dinner with Tipo 00’s Andreas Papadakis and Saturday Night Pasta’s Elizabeth Hewson as part of the Festival of Food.

  • Isabel Cant
Billy Wong.
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If little of the original Golden Century remains, is it still Golden Century? The verdict

For devotees of the Cantonese icon, the reborn GC might feel like your parents have moved from your childhood home into flash new digs. But you’ll be hard-pressed to find yum cha with a better view.

  • Myffy Rigby
Flavours and toppings range from matcha yoghurt to popping pearls.

Yo-Chi, the most zeitgeist of eating-out experiences in Sydney, upends stereotypes about fro-yo

The choice of sweet, creamy and fruity flavours leave customers stunned into indecision at this new fro-yo flagship store.

  • Lenny Ann Low