Letter From Sydney

Night markets whet Aussie appetites

Food events like Sydney Night Noodle Markets and Ramadan Nights Lakemba are a hit in a city where an influx of migrants over the years has had a dramatic effect on its dining preferences.

The Sydney Night Noodle Markets was the first night market to be held since 2019. ST PHOTO: JONATHAN PEARLMAN
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SYDNEY - Despite the mud and the unseasonably cool weather, thousands of people flocked to a park in the centre of Sydney in the past week to try to secure a bowl of piping hot, freshly made noodles.

The occasion was the Sydney Night Noodle Markets, an annual event that includes a series of hawker-style stalls offering a mix of dishes such as Singapore noodles and nasi goreng, and less familiar ones such as a toasted sandwich with scrambled eggs and prawn or a doughnut made from Indomie Mi Goreng noodles.

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