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Sze Mei NG
11 reviews on 1 places
Venue: parking at street. Old style decoration. Outdoor or indoor dining. Well conditioned indoors. Relaxing vibe. Also selling prepacked Indonesian food displayed at the front desk. --- 7/10
Service: Grab the menu, order, and pay at the front desk. No free tap water. Not busy, food served with utensils fast. The server (I think he's the owner) was considerate --- 7/10
Food: authentic Indonesian cuisine. Tidy presentation. Normal portion. Normal Prices.
- Nasi Padang Komplit, $ 19.2: Curry Chicken, Beef Rendang, Egg Balado, Green Jackfruit Curry, good portion of Steamed Rice, and green chilli sambal. Two chucks of beef were tender. The texture of the chicken leg was good. --- 7.5/10
- Sop Buntut, $18: the soup was salty. 3pc of Ox tail was tender. --- 6.5/10
- Mee Goreng Jawa, $15: big portion. Stir-fried yellow noodles with shredded chicken, cabbage, bean sprouts, choy sum in Japanese style, and a fried egg on the top. Mild spicy --- 7/10
- Es Cendol, $5.5: sweet, but not much cendol.
Service: Grab the menu, order, and pay at the front desk. No free tap water. Not busy, food served with utensils fast. The server (I think he's the owner) was considerate --- 7/10
Food: authentic Indonesian cuisine. Tidy presentation. Normal portion. Normal Prices.
- Nasi Padang Komplit, $ 19.2: Curry Chicken, Beef Rendang, Egg Balado, Green Jackfruit Curry, good portion of Steamed Rice, and green chilli sambal. Two chucks of beef were tender. The texture of the chicken leg was good. --- 7.5/10
- Sop Buntut, $18: the soup was salty. 3pc of Ox tail was tender. --- 6.5/10
- Mee Goreng Jawa, $15: big portion. Stir-fried yellow noodles with shredded chicken, cabbage, bean sprouts, choy sum in Japanese style, and a fried egg on the top. Mild spicy --- 7/10
- Es Cendol, $5.5: sweet, but not much cendol.
Close to the gates.
More convenient to do Self check-in at the entrance. Selling is similar to other Virgin lounges in Australia.
Came before dinner time.
There are 2 options of soup. Pumpkin soup was sweet. But, the chicken & corn soup that had a lit fillings was very good. That's my favorite. No snacks/ cheese section. Busy. Refill food fast.
Toilets & showers were clean.
More convenient to do Self check-in at the entrance. Selling is similar to other Virgin lounges in Australia.
Came before dinner time.
There are 2 options of soup. Pumpkin soup was sweet. But, the chicken & corn soup that had a lit fillings was very good. That's my favorite. No snacks/ cheese section. Busy. Refill food fast.
Toilets & showers were clean.
Historical bridge. It's built over 100 years ago. Well-maintained. It's across Darling Harbour connecting maritime museum and Cockle Bay Wharf.
It is very good to catch a good view of Darling Harbour and capture the regular weekend fireworks (9pm).
Be careful. Riding bicycles are allowed.
There's an escalator and a public toilet under the bridge on the Cockle Bay wharf side. Very convenient.
It is very good to catch a good view of Darling Harbour and capture the regular weekend fireworks (9pm).
Be careful. Riding bicycles are allowed.
There's an escalator and a public toilet under the bridge on the Cockle Bay wharf side. Very convenient.
Close to CBD. Easier to access by public transportation here. It was hard and expensive to park around here. More tourists before COVID. There are a lot of restaurants and Cafe around. Some attractions there. I prefer walking in the evenings because not much shelter. Beautiful view. Have free 7-minute fireworks at 9 pm weekend.
Just a few minutes walk from light rail station. The staff at the entrance was nice and reminded you to get the map from the table.
The locomotives displayed on level 3 (Exit/Entrance ) are very eye-catching. Let's know the history of transportation in NSW.
The Space section is also interesting, especially the feeling of zero gravity and driving a rocket.
The experiment section is good for kids to experience science.
There is also a large area for displaying historical relics and contemporary art where more staff stand by. They can answer your questions about the exhibits. It does not display the exhibits chronologically.
I'm not sure about the theme of this museum. It also displays drag queen and fashion.
The locomotives displayed on level 3 (Exit/Entrance ) are very eye-catching. Let's know the history of transportation in NSW.
The Space section is also interesting, especially the feeling of zero gravity and driving a rocket.
The experiment section is good for kids to experience science.
There is also a large area for displaying historical relics and contemporary art where more staff stand by. They can answer your questions about the exhibits. It does not display the exhibits chronologically.
I'm not sure about the theme of this museum. It also displays drag queen and fashion.