SYDNEY FEAST WITH MALAYSIANS

Hi! Here we are in Sydney again! This is like my 4th visit to Sydney. This time around, we visited the seafood market and we had some company with really good friends :D

Not forgetting, the feasting of fresh oysters from the Seafood Market, Sydney!

Now here's to typical asians trying to get around. Quick tip: Using an OPAL card to commute is pretty convenient.

Meet my friend, babydino and kellie!

First Pitstop! Strawberry Watermelon Cake at Black Star Pastry, Books Kinokuniya at The Galeries.

Second Stop - Ice Cream! Here at Aqua S, CBD Sydney they serve Sea Salt flavoured ice cream. Smooth and yum!

Here's my cup of Sea Salt ice cream mixed with Lemon flavoured ice cream. They have different alternate flavours once in a while.

You don't get caught eating ice cream on trains. :D

Here we are at Petersham Station!

Check out the selection of sweet pastries at Sweet Belem Cake Boutique!

They are very famous for their Portuguese Tarts. Some claim that they are the best in Sydney, but those freshly baked tarts have a really thick creamy custard filling. We came all the way for some freshly baked ones. They don't come cheap though :)

And off we go to Newtown, if you travel within the same zone around Sydney by train within one hour there should be no extra charges. A friendly reminder - Do remember to tap in and tap out your OPAL card before you leave the station!

And here we are at Hakiki's. Initially we wanted to visit the Cow & The Moon Artisan Gelato shop. But unfortunately they were closed for renovation.

Here I have stumbled upon an Ice Cream review link in Sydney: http://concreteplayground.com/sydney/food-drink/food-2/the-ten-best-ice-cream-joints-in-sydney/

The Pistachio ice cream is pretty amazing, or perhaps - I have a sweet tooth for pistachio flavoured ice cream, always. And the Turkish sweet is something you could try. Checked in at Hakiki Turkish Ice Cream, Enmore Rd, Newtown.

Here we are at Sydney's Chinatown!

And the Friday Street Market at Chinatown opens from 5pm till 11pm. You'll see the streets crowded with locals. PS: Australians don't jaywalk, I'd suggest though much tempted to, don't :)

And here's a band parade/party at Haymarket (In the morning, it's my favourite spot to grab coffee and stock up on some fresh produces - fruits are a good bargain at Paddy's Market). What a good day to cheer for some good spirited children.

And for dinner, here we are at Pho Gia Hoi, George Street.

Here's a list of other Pho shops that I might want to try (but maybe some other time): http://www.weekendnotes.com/best-places-for-pho-sydney/

Feast on Vietnamese Food! :D

Here's to a great day spent food hunting and meeting new people :)

Goodbye Gee! Thank you for showing me around, I am always bad at looking for food. But thanks for being my food guide for the day.

And because it's almost festive. Here's some not so jingly decorations at Darling Harbour.

They're so cute isn't it. Too bad santa looks kinda gloomy. Have a Jolly and Wonderful Holiday! Ho Ho Ho and Merry Christmas! That's all for today!

Till then, Sydney.