Jamie Oliver's Restaurant

It always feels like an achievement eating gourmet food at a good price! At Jamie Oliver's restaurant in the Sydney CBD you can experience just that! The above image on the left is the Rigatoni Pomotoro for $14.50. All desserts are under $15 with the epic chocolate brownie (above) for $12.90. Other meals under $15 include Arancini balls, Nachos, Spaghetti Vongole with Pipis and Tagliatolle Bolognese (similar to spag bol). Save yourself from having to follow one of Jamie's recipes and visit his restaurant instead.

To see the rest of the menu, click here
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Karaage chicken Curry Don

The Karaage Curry Don costs only $ 8.9

Karaage is the gorgeous Japanese style fried chicken and you will never believe how could it be so delicious when fried chicken combined with curry! Although the bowl looks a bit small but it is so satisfactory even when you are starving. And there are various extra dishes for you to select, flavoured seaweed, eggs, Gyoza (dumplings), beef, chicken...The homemade apple iced tea only cost you $2.10, so fresh and perfect match with Curry! The shop not only provides with Curry, but also various udon(one kind of Japanese style noodles), salad, Don topped with other dishes.

So why not come to the shop locaters at Macquarie center's food court and treat yourself with a nice meal?

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Lantern Wagaya

Japanese restaurant Lantern Wagaya sells the cheapest bento boxes I've seen! (Please comment below if you've paid less!) Bento boxes are $9.90 and include miso soup, rice, salad, teriyaki chicken or beef and more. Some other items under $15 are homemade dumplings, sushi rolls, curries, beef hotpot, ramen and udon noodles. To see Lantern Wagaya's extensive menu, click here. The restaurant is located on George Street in the Sydney CBD and is open until 2am! As well as their delicious food, you can even have a sing in their karaoke rooms! Spend $20 or more and you can receive 2hrs of FREE karaoke! 

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Koi Dessert Bar

This is Koi dessert bar located at 42-44 Kensington Street, Chippendale, Sydney, NSW.

The lovely dessert will never let you down and the bar will provide different flavours (strawberry, coconut, coffee, mango and more).

And strongly recommend is the green one which is made of mango. The name is Mango Yuzu,

a mango mousse, with yuzu curd and salted almond sable, so refreshing! Yuzu is the Japanese word of Grapefruit. You will taste a more sour flavour than sweet, so the sweetness won't be so strong! It costs $9.

And the pink strawberry one is also worth tasting. Koi means be in love in Japanese, So come and find your love and become dessert lover at Koi Dessert Bar!!!!

The image is taken from: http://www.vogue.in/content/why-everyone-is-going-crazy-over-rainbow-burgers-and-were-not/

Mappen Sydney

Mappen Sydney is an noodle house that all foodies should visit at some point in life, especially foodies on a budget. This place specialises in Japanese udon and soba at a really reasonable price. Prices for the noodles ranges all the way from 4 dollars all the way to 10.50. There is also the option to add side dishes for a few extra bucks (ranges from 3-6 dollars) in order to make it a heartier meal if the noodles aren’t enough. Overall Mappen Sydney is one of the best places in Sydney for a cheap meal and the long lines that form to get in is proof of this.

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Grab your Turkish Ice-Cream at Mado Café!

You may not think that $7 for ice cream is cheap, I thought the same, until I realized what I was in for. Turkish ice cream, a treat for the mouth and a fun experience is available at Mado Café in Auburn for $7 for a dine in serve! What makes Turkish ice cream so special is that it is the only ice cream in the for you have to eat with a knife and fork, you can lick it, but it would take a while to finish because it has a harder consistency than ice cream. Thanks to its consistency, it doesn’t melt as quickly! Head on down to Mado Café in Auburn for a cold treat that will also tingle to your senses!

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Grill'd

Known for their delicious burgers, Grill'd offer a variety of fillings including beef, chicken, lamb and veggie. Their famous thickly cut and seasoned chips are also available, as well as sliders. A range of buns are offered including traditional wholemeal, gluten free and a low carb superbun. The Almighty (pictured), is $13.80, regular sized chips are $4.80 and sliders are $15 for 3, or $12 for 2. Grill’d also support their local community by donating money to organisations and groups, another reason to eat there. If you're a burger lover, once you've tried Grill'd you'll definitely be back for more! For more information on their menu click here 

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