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David's Kitchen

127 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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127 Liverpool St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

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+61 2 9267 6688
HoursMonday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Thursday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Friday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday: 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM Sunday: Closed

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About David's Kitchen

David’s Kitchen delivers unpretentious Southeast Asian comfort food in the Sydney CBD, pairing hefty portions with pocket-friendly prices. Regulars gravitate toward the steaming Malaysian chicken laksa, loaded noodle soups, and wok-tossed salted fish and chicken fried rice infused with unmistakable wok hei. In a hurry, diners point and pick spicy squid, prawn omelette, and rich curries straight from the rapid takeaway counter, while seated groups settle in unhurried over shared plates. Settle the bill in cash to score a five percent discount—with zero weekend surcharges in sight.

  • Dual-Service Counter and Dining: Quick-turnaround takeaway buffet boxes at the counter complement a sit-down menu spanning more than 100 cooked-to-order dishes.
  • Cash Savings & No Weekend Fee: Save five percent on payments made in cash, with no extra surcharges tacked on over the weekend.
  • Hearty Malaysian Comforts: Bowls of rich Malaysian chicken laksa and fragrant salted fish chicken fried rice arrive packed with generous proteins and bold wok heat.
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Why Choose David's Kitchen

Why locals and city workers choose David's Kitchen for authentic, generous Malaysian comfort food

  • Affordable Authentic Malaysian Classics

    Generous servings of authentic Malaysian staples like laksa, beef rendang, and wok-tossed fried rice offer substantial city-centre dining under $20.

    I often recommend this place to my friends who want good value for money (most of the meals are under $20).

    Ludovic Etès

  • Flexible Hot Bar and Made-to-Order Choices

    Guests can select from ready-to-eat hot bar buffet counters or order from an expansive menu of over 100 cooked-to-order dishes.

    The place was buzzing for its excellent value and extensive menu. You can even select your meal from the takeaway buffet window and they will allow you to eat it inside.

    Lynne Lee

  • Rapid Hot-Box Takeaway for City Breaks

    A dedicated counter provides steaming-hot multi-dish bento boxes and meal packs ready in moments for busy CBD workdays.

    Such a great spot to get a quick bite for lunch at a really affordable price. I ordered the 2 choices medium bento with steamed rice, malay curry chicken and honey chicken. All of the food was steaming hot, flavourful and absolutely generous in its portion.

    keke ow

  • Fair Pricing with Cash Savings and Zero Weekend Fees

    The kitchen rewards cash diners with direct savings while waiving weekend surcharges entirely.

    Love the fact that they do not charge weekend surcharges and, in fact, provided a 5% discount when cash payment is received.

    J Fong

  • Unhurried Setting for Social Catchups

    Unpretentious hospitality and a relaxed room mean groups and friends can sit back and catch up without feeling rushed out the door.

    A great place to catch up with friends, the owner don't mind if sitting there for a long time.

    Pekka T

  • Warm and Welcoming Hospitality

    The owners and staff welcome visitors warmly, accommodating dining groups quickly and checking in with personal care.

    The owners are also super sweet and lovely to chat with, they are dedicated to provide excellent customer service and very friendly!

    Cindy Law

Authentic Malaysian and Southeast Asian staple dishes satisfying Sydney CBD appetites

  • Laksa

    I absolutely love the laksa here, it is always my go to

    Cindy Law

  • Nasi Goreng

    Highly recommend the Nasi Goreng, and the Laksa.

    Ludovic Etès

  • Hainanese Chicken Rice

    It’s awesome. I’m not saying it is the best chicken rice but it is highly recommended given the price, quality and portion.

    Gloria Chan

  • Bak Kut Teh

    Finally found a great Bak Kut Teh spot in Sydney!

    M Downunder

Other favorites

Appetizers, sides, and roti accompaniments to round out your meal

  • Prawn dumplings

    Definitely recommend the prawn dumplings they are very nice

    Connor J

  • Satay chicken skewers

    so are the satay chicken skewers

    Cindy Law

  • Shallot pancake

    Their shallot pancake is also really nice.

    Annie

  • Curry with roti

    The bread was crispy and crunchy with the curry being flavoursome.

    Natasha Brown

Before you head over

Practical tips on payment perks, takeaway speed, and casual dining to make the most of your visit.

  • Bring Cash for an Extra Discount

    Paying with cash secures a 5% discount on your bill, and the venue does not apply weekend surcharges.

  • Use the Counter Window for Fast Takeaway

    If you are in a rush during peak hours, choose the takeaway hot-bar buffet at the front window for fast pre-cooked combo boxes.

  • Settle In for Unhurried Group Meals

    With no loud background music and welcoming owners who do not mind longer stays, the dining room suits low-pressure group catch-ups.

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