Sailmaker Restaurant at Hyatt Regency Sydney

This fancy Darling Harbour restaurant has a brand new menu spotlighting divine Aussie native ingredients
  • Restaurants | Asian
  • Darling Harbour
Plate of toothfish
Photograph: Supplied | Sailmaker Restaurant
By Caitlyn Todoroski for Time Out in association with Sailmaker Restaurant at Hyatt Regency Sydney
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Time Out says

Hyatt Regency Sydney is Australia’s largest five star hotel, so there’s no denying that Sailmaker’s new menu launch was going to be *big* to match. The focus is on good quality ingredients that Australia does best: think a sweet bunya nut play on pesto, buttery macadamia crumb and warrigal greens (aka Down Under’s version of spinach).

Some of the stars include a sweet flaky glacier 51 toothfish with unlimited sides of creamed warrigal greens and crunchy parmesan potato churros; Skull Island prawns seared in native garlic butter; and the John Dory en papillote cooked in a parcel of native herbs and kunzea tea, which is served as a spectacle at the table. 

While the restaurant is still keeping a hold of its fine sustainable seafood reputation, it’s also introducing some more fan-favourite plates like steak, gnocchi and vegetarian dishes too, so everyone’s happy come dinnertime. Plus, it’s all a la carte now so you can order exactly what you fancy. 

Still hungry? We doubt it, but there’s always room for dessert, right? Diners with a sweet tooth will have a hard time choosing between three delectable slices (baked matcha, dark chocolate and Basque) from the ‘Cheesecake Atelier’ exclusively at Sailmaker Restaurant. 

Find out more about the exciting new a la carte menu celebrating Aussie flavours, and book in your table here.

Details

Address
161 Sussex St
Sydney
2000
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