Sydney is a very diverse city, which is also reflected in the diet. Whether it's Asia, the Middle East, Europe or traditional Australia, you basically have everything you want.

Now many restaurants in Sydney offer different kinds of food with a little Australian element;

breakfast

The choice of breakfast depends on where you live and what kind of pace of life.

Office workers often choose fast food restaurants that are open 24 hours a day, like McDonald's, and the price is ok;

If you want to be healthier, you can choose a coffee shop that opens at 6 am, with fresh sandwiches, bread, or other things, and of course coffee;

Prices range from $5 to $30, depending on what you eat, and of course you can do DIY.

lunch

There are many choices for lunch, but many don't eat out every day. The reason is of course the price. A lunch is probably as low as 10 dollars.

It is common for students and office workers to bring their own lunch. Generally, they will pack a sandwich or go to the supermarket to buy bread and salad, which will save money.

In addition, "bar lunch" is also very popular in Australia. It is a relatively simple lunch, but the amount is quite large, usually in bars or clubs. These stores generally have special lunches, especially for office workers on Friday;

You can also choose street stalls, and the next app, Sydney Dining Car, can be found;

Try THR 1VE bikini bowl, you can have a lunch for 5 yuan, and it is very healthy;

At Burke street bakery, you can eat all kinds of pies … for only $20 …

Vietnamese pork rolls, super delicious, super cheap! You will find that there are many small shops selling pork rolls in Sydney, and the price is less than 5 dollars.

dinner

There are all kinds of restaurants in Sydney, such as McDonald's, Subway, an American fast food chain. You can buy a meal for 10, and there are some more formal restaurants, even restaurants with 150, depending on your choice.

Generally speaking, if you want to save money, the best way is to cook at home and eat out two or three times a week.

Friends of the University of Sydney, have you ever been to the little guy's dinner? It starts at seven o'clock every Monday night, and the coordinates are forever and ever! Not only free popcorn, but also free drinks, food, or some big discounts.

supermarket

There are two big supermarkets I go to most often: Coles and Woolworths, which can basically buy anything;

But other supermarkets, such as Aldis and IGA, are more and more convenient and cheaper than the above two;

farmers'market

In recent years, there are more and more markets around Sydney. Basically, there are markets every weekend, some fresh vegetables and fruits, and they are relatively cheap.

When people go to the market, they generally hoard fruits, vegetables, or meat with higher cost performance, and the market will be cheaper;

For example, Paddy' s Markets in Haymarket buys fresh fruits and vegetables. The general market is open every day for 10am-6pm. If you go 30 minutes before closing time, you can also buy a lot of cheap goods for clearance. There are also some free shuttle buses that can go directly to the market.

Some money-saving suggestions:

Because there are many choices in Sydney, it is not difficult to save money on meals. My suggestion is:

Go to the vegetable market more, buy more vegetables and meat, and cook for yourself all week;

In addition, pay more attention to what's on sale in the supermarket, and buy and make it yourself, which can save almost half the money;

Australia is not the cheapest country in the world. Of course, Sydney is not the cheapest city. The most important thing is to know where there are special offers and discounts after getting familiar with the city. By comparison, you will know that saving money is easier than you think, and Sydney is not as expensive as you think.