Eating Out - Military Road
Reporter: Felicity Urquhart
Dining out on the North Shore is as varied as the region itself. The North Shore encompasses many suburbs and consequently, there are many restaurants that offer exciting and diverse eating experiences.
This particular region of Sydney – north of the bridge, definitely has its rewards if you know where to look. Military Road, the main artery along the lower North Shore has always been popular with many successful restaurants from Neutral Bay to Mosman. Along this eat street, there are literally hundreds of great restaurants to choose from.
Here are two very different, but equally popular North Shore restaurants that will make you feel at home, no matter where in Sydney you hail from!
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Chilli Lime Too
Here you will find the exotic flavours of Asia come together to create the truly unique taste that is chilli lime too.
Whether you’re in the mood for a green curry from Thailand, spring rolls from China or something a little more unusual like kaffir lime chicken there’s a dish to please everybody.
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Serving up modern Asian cuisine, Jade and her team have all the popular and best Asian dishes. This restaurant is informal and friendly and does a great trade with local diners.
Diners can partake of the great value banquet with a choice of four entrees and four mains for $24.90 per person. This applies to a minimum of four diners sharing dishes (including one entrée and one main of seafood).
As the name suggests, there’s lots of chilli and lime on the menu from spicy entrees to limey mains and limier desserts. And if you’re wondering…this is the second Chilli Lime Café, number one is around the corner and appeared on SWE around 10 years ago. Chilli Lime Too is no longer associated with Chilli Lime Café and the owners are now Jade and chef Stephen.
The food here is very reasonably priced and done extremely well.
Chilli Lime Too opened in 1999 and the philosophy is to take the very best ingredients, techniques and cooking styles from all over Asia and bring them together to create uniquely chilli lime too dishes.
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Some of the dishes you may find on the menu:
Entree
- Duck crepe
- Octopus
Main
- Kaffir lime chicken
- Orange glazed duck
Signature Dish
- Pan-fried barra fillet with thai chilli bean & lime dressing
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More Information
Chilli Lime Too
Shop 1, 283 Military Road, Cremorne Telephone: (02) 9909 0882
It’s open for dinner from Tuesday to Sunday and mains start at $15. |
Prices correct as at 08/12/07
Josephs ov Cremorne
Josephs ov Cremorne is a very attractive restaurant located in the epicentre of Cremorne’s eat street. The owners Anthony and Layla are delightful and have been in the hospitality industry for years and here on Cremorne’s Military Road for 6.5 years.
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Joseph’s has built up a good following of regulars that appreciate the quality of food that is served here, and at great prices, considering the high quality. Through the week there is a very popular deal of three courses for $25 (Sun, Mon, Tue& Wed) OR be seated and ready to order before 7pm and get 25% off you bill – not in conjunction with any other offers.
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The regular diners here are mainly young families and couples, often out on a date with a film at the Orpheum Cinema as part of the evening!
Some of the dishes you may find on the menu:
Entree
- Fresh Prawn Special
- Bloody Mary Oysters
Main
- Capper Berry Salmon
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- Lemon and rosemary veal
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More Information
Josephs ov Cremorne Shop 3, 283 Military Rd, Cremorne Telephone: (02) 9953 4100
Open every day and mains are from $21. |
Prices correct as at 08/12/07