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From Granny Smiths to bubble tea: My suburb is Sydney’s best-kept food secret

Publié par The Age · Australie il y a 41 min

The train line splits our high street in two: the western end is Chinese restaurants and bubble tea stores, the eastern end brings Korean barbecue and grocers.

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From Granny Smiths to bubble tea: My suburb is Sydney’s best-kept food secret

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