Restaurants
Lao Village
There’s one dish that everyone loves at Lao Village. The crunchy fried rice ($9) is everything you could want in a meal: a mountain of rice, slices of...
If you don’t know what you feel like eating, head to Fairfield where pretty much everything is on the table. In this multicultural hub in Western Sydney you’ll find Assyrian, Iraqi, Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Filipino and South American people, with the majority of Fairfield’s residents born overseas and speaking a language other than English. This is very good news for curious gourmands. Feel like some larb and sticky rice? No problem. Got a hankering for some chargrilled chicken and a Vietnamese coffee? Sorted. Craving dulche du leche stuffed shortbread? Fairfield has got you covered.
There’s one dish that everyone loves at Lao Village. The crunchy fried rice ($9) is everything you could want in a meal: a mountain of rice, slices of...
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