Our first walk of 2023 will be in Lane Cove National Park, a beautiful pocket of bushland that sits either side of the peaceful Lane Cove river. We will follow the riverside walk for 5km before crossing over and returning via the northern riverbank along the Great North Walk. The walk is approximately 11-12km long […]
This month's walk will be a one-way bush walk which begins at the Thornleigh Train Station. It will take us through the northern part of Lane Cove National Park followed by Browns Waterhole Track onto Terrys Creek Walk and finally the Eastwood Train Station. We will have some noodles or a rice dish in an […]
At the end of 2018, six city councils along with other agencies, decided to create a coastal and harbour-side walking track between two famous beaches in Sydney, Bondi Beach and […]
Malabar Darlinghurst Restaurant opened its door in 2003. Today it offers quality delicious food for very affordable prices. Here’s one of the “Asian Cheap Eats” we talked about at the […]
At the end of 2018, six city councils along with other agencies, decided to create a coastal and harbour-side walking track between two famous beaches in Sydney, Bondi Beach and Manly Beach. The result of this collaboration is the epic 80km Bondi to Manly Walk. The details can be found on www.bonditomanly.com or the B2M […]
Have you tried Chinese hotpot before? If not, come and join us for this fun experience at YX Mini Hotpot in Eastwood in September. Hotpot comes with many different styles and names and is one of the most favourite ways to eat a meal among Asians. Each country or even a region in a country […]
For November, we will go to Merrylands and join the Taste of Afghanistan and Syria Food Tour conducted by Taste Cultural Food Tours Inc. Taste Cultural Food Tours is a […]
This new SWIC activity will include Ad Hoc lunches/ tours / ? Cooking demos/ Pubs This will not be a monthly event and will be on the Calendar when a member organizes a lunch or tour. NAME OF EVENT/ACTIVITY: Meet n Eat – Tetsuya's Restaurant UPDATED: Tetsuya’s is closing after thirty five years. (see https://www.smh.com.au/goodfood/sydney-eating-out/iconic-sydney-restaurant-tetsuya-s-closing-in-july-after-35-years-20240513-p5jd9e.html […]
Time to celebrate Malaysian cuisine. Malaysian cuisine reflects the mixture of ethnic groups in the country’s population. The three most prominent cuisines are Chinese, Indian, and Malay. This symphony of flavours makes Malaysian cuisine highly complex and diverse. DATE: Tuesday 26 November 2024 TIME: 10.00am – 12.00pm VENUE: Our Hostess is Fritzi Casal and it […]
Malaysian food is more than just Laksa and Char Keow Teow. We will travel to Burwood, a vibrant and diverse suburb in Sydney’s Inner West. Rickshaw calls itself a Singaporean and Malaysian restaurant. We will be sampling dishes that are NOT laksa, Char Keow Teow or Hainanese Chicken Rice. You will have the option of […]