Inspired by a vision to bring elevated Thai food to the local dining scene, head to Soi Arcade on O’Connell Street in East Sydney for a refined blend of authentic and inventive fusion dishes. Expect a completely unique dining experience served in heritage-listed venue adorned with stunning marble walls, where historic charm blends seamlessly with modern elegance.
Why should you drop in for a meal at Soi Arcade? Here are three good reasons:
What’s your most popular dish/drink?
Signature dishes include blue swimmer crab fried rice, massaman Wagyu beef curry and the Arcade 48-hour roasted duck and Chinese broccoli. For seafood options, cast your net over betel leaf with prawn, scallop and caviar to enhance the peppery betel leaf flavour. Sweet dessert options include the unmissable and delectable mango and sticky rice rose.
As for the drinks, renowned bar consultant Jerome Morris has returned home to Sydney to direct the offering. After a decade at the forefront of Los Angeles’ hospitality scene, where he developed acclaimed beverage programs and garnered numerous accolades —including a prestigious James Beard nomination – Jerome enters Arcade and brings with him a wealth of expertise, crafting an elevated cocktail offering that complements the Soi food offerings.
What’s your point of difference:
Soi Arcade offers an exquisite Thai-Asian fusion dining experience, nestled in a heritage-listed venue adorned with stunning marbles walls. Bringing new flavours and recipes to the table, Soi redefines what true Asian fusion means.
What is a fun fact not many people know about the venue:
There’s a cool and classy energy that begins with a show-stopping 20-metre-long island bar in the centre. The venue reveals a refined nod to the venue’s past as an old heritage bank.
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