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Things to do in Haymarket, Sydney
8 places in Haymarket from 3 Sydney travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.
8 places ยท most mentioned first
Haymarket
Central Sydney area near Town Hall known for its Asian community and abundance of Asian restaurants, including Chinatown.
20:43ยท Mark Wiensin 2 vlogsChinatown
Australia's largest Chinatown, close to Central Station, with food covering all sorts of Asian cuisines.
9:18ยท TriFate Lifestylein 2 vlogsPaddy's Markets
Huge flea market in Chinatown with hundreds of vendors selling cheap souvenirs and goods, plus a small farmers' market.
4:46ยท TriFate Lifestylein 2 vlogs
Mentioned once
5 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.
Chinatown Noodle Restaurant
Family-run Xinjiang-style northern Chinese restaurant known for hand-pulled noodles and dumplings, with a giant red menu on the wall.
21:06ยท Mark Wiens1 vlogMamak
Popular Malaysian restaurant in Chinatown specialising in roti made in the window, served with curry and sambal.
Ho Jiak
Malaysian restaurant with two locations, including one in Chinatown, known for its spicy coconut laksa.
Market City
Shopping centre above Paddy's Markets with an impressive, mostly Asian food court.
Emperor's Puffs
Chinatown stall famous for small fresh cream puffs, with a steady queue of customers.


