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Charlie Chans Bar & Bottleshop

631-635 George St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

Recommended by 47 people

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Find Charlie Chans Bar & Bottleshop

631-635 George St, Haymarket NSW 2000, Australia

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+61 2 9281 4299
HoursMonday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Friday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Saturday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 AM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About Charlie Chans Bar & Bottleshop

Skip standard pub grub—insiders head to Charlie Chans for cold pints and real Thai street food right off the Chinatown light rail. Up front sits a classic George Street bottlo pouring draft beer and happy-hour drinks. Push through to the back corridor, and Mrs. Chan’s Kitchen turns out serious Bangkok heat. Night owls make a beeline for small bowls of stewed chicken noodles with fall-off-the-bone drumsticks in rich broth, sharp tom yum, and crispy pork belly over rice crowned with a fried egg. Orders land fast, prices stay modest, and the kitchen feeds the midnight crowd.

  • Thai Street Food Alley: Mrs. Chan’s Kitchen serves up authentic boat noodles, fiery tom yum, and crispy pork basil from the back entrance.
  • Fast Counter Service: Dishes and drinks arrive in minutes, keeping up with busy dinner rushes and late-night stops.
  • Laid-Back Pub Vibe: Relaxed George Street bar right beside the tram stop, built for easy catch-ups and after-work rounds.
  • Wallet-Friendly Value: Generous noodle bowls, affordable street plates, and happy hour specials keep tabs comfortably modest.
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Why Charlie Chans Bar & Bottleshop Stands Out

From fiery Bangkok street food to laid-back catch-up pints, see why Haymarket locals make a beeline here—and book your spot for the next session.

  • Bangkok-Style Street Food Favourites

    Mrs. Chan's Kitchen serves fiercely authentic Thai staples, dishing out rich noodle bowls and crispy pork belly that stay true to Bangkok flavours.

    crispy pork belly topped with runny egg and a bowl of spicy tom yum noodles.

    Pacific Hwy

  • Fast and Budget-Friendly Dining

    Speedy kitchen turnaround and wallet-friendly menu pricing make this a dependable spot when you need a hearty, flavourful feed on the go.

    It’s quick, cheap and tasty.

    Sang

  • Relaxed Setting for Group Catch-Ups

    The front bar pairs a generous drinks selection with an unpretentious atmosphere built for relaxed group gatherings and post-work rounds.

    a welcoming setting that works well for both casual catch-ups and a night out.

    Amin

  • Popular Happy Hour and Cocktails

    A dedicated happy hour and standout bar specials create an easy drawcard for groups kicking off an evening in Chinatown.

    ended up really enjoying their $15 happy hour cocktails.

    karina

  • Late-Night Comfort Food

    Operating well past normal dinner hours, it delivers hot, soul-warming broths and snacks right when late-night hunger strikes.

    The prices are super affordable, and they're open late, making it too easy to keep coming back.

    Toffee

  • Right at the Chinatown Tram Stop

    Sitting right outside the light rail stop with dual access from George and Sussex Streets, it offers an effortless drop-in point in Haymarket.

    Right at the china town tram stop.

    Gabriella Anna S

Authentic Thai street food staples and signature bar pours that regulars keep coming back for.

  • Crispy Pork Chilli Basil

    Had crispy pork chilli basil with rice and egg on top. Big portion, quick service and it was so delicious.

    Suwannapat Kahintapongs

  • Thai Boat Noodle Soup

    It is truly one of a kind, and the best version of boat noodle soup I have ever had.

    Mario B.

  • Stewed Chicken Drumstick Noodle

    The chicken was fall-off-the-bone tender, like it had been simmering in that rich broth, just waiting to warm someone’s soul.

    Toffee

  • Flaming Charlie

    When ever visiting Sydney popping into Charlie Chans for thier signature Flaming Charlie is a must do for my friends and I.

    Julie Powell

Other favorites

Snacks, sides, happy hour specials, and hidden bar spaces that round out the Charlie Chans experience.

  • Fish Balls

    crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, basically little flavour bombs.

    Toffee

  • Happy Hour Cocktails

    ended up really enjoying their $15 happy hour cocktails.

    karina

  • Papaya Salad

    Their papaya salad is a must!

    B Cannula

  • Side Room with Pool Table

    Tony showed us to the side room that was empty and had a pool table and seated area to mingle.

    Geoff J

Before you head over

Key advice for navigating the hybrid pub and Thai eatery setup—book your table now for a seamless night out.

  • Enter via Sussex Street or the Bar

    If you are heading straight for Mrs. Chan’s Kitchen, access the eatery directly through the Sussex Street entrance or walk through to the back corridor from the George Street pub.

  • Carry Cash for Orders Under $20

    The Thai eatery side requires cash for purchases under $20 and only accepts EFTPOS above that threshold, so bring cash if you are stopping in for a solo quick bite.

  • Account for Street-Food Portion Sizes

    Traditional soup bowls like the stewed chicken noodles come in compact Bangkok street-food portions; order multiple noodle bowls or choose the larger rice dishes with a fried egg if you bring a bigger appetite.

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