Welcome to Little Greece North Sydney

“ Price's are mediocre and food is quite good. Would come here agian to try the other dishes. Love the contrasting colors and decor of the store. Really makes the store pop ”

“ Very happy with my breakfast this morning. The omelette came with heaps of toppings and 2 nice slices of crusty bread with lots of butter on the side. Coffee is pretty good too. ”

“ Always busy during lunch but they have quick service and helping staff! I guess they dont book a table it's walk&in kind. Great food! ”

“ Located in Greenwood Plaza food court. Little Greece is great for takeaway or food court dining. The line is short but you wait for your food to be freshly prepared. North Sydney pricing so a little high, but taste and authentic flavours were there. Santorini Plate $13 - Any meat and sides - generous portions, a lot of food, great tastes ”

“ Great for the busy lunches in the city where you need yummy food and quick service. Generous selection of dishes from street style to ‘a la carte’. Expect queuing during lunch time due to high demand. Highly recommended ”

“ This shop sells Greek food but no one speaks Greek, First things first I went with a friend for lunch and we ordered beef Yeeros the meat came out from draw not shaved of a roll , but I said fair enough maybe they had finished the roll for the day the meat was very dull tasteless and did not even looked like it is shaved both my friend and I thought it was very poor quality.For what you pay and what you get serving size was very small you would definitely need to buy at least 2 in order to be satisfied. Overall it was edible but I have had better. ”

“ This restaurant is by the entrance to the Greenwood Plaza, which is opposite to the train station and has tables directly facing the street in between. If you decide to sit there to enjoy the view be warned that sometimes there are smokers standing nearby. I had the Crying Tiger, E-Sarn Ribs, tumeric rice and the Lyn Chee Mojito in that order. The Crying Tiger ($19) is spicy dish with tender pieces of wagyu beef, which are sizzled in such a way as to melt when inside my mouth. Needless to say I swallowed one after another very easily. The Crying Tiger is paired with some stir fried greens, dressed in a light tamarind sauce, which escaped me now as I was too involved with tasting and savouring the chared outside of the wagyu but still juicy on the inside. Yum! For the E-Sarn Ribs ($14) I had to put away the cutlery because these sticky pork ribs were meant to be eaten with fingers. I found the ribs to be somewhat fatty, an indication that maybe they were not cooked long enough to render the fat. Having said that, the accompanied salad also dressed in tamarind sauce did the job in cutting through the fatty taste as did the dried chillies. They were really tasty and I wasn't afraid to get my fingers let alone my mouth covered in a dry rub cum tamarind glazing get in the way of a finger-licking-good time. I enjoyed the Tumeric Rice ($4) with these two dishes. But as I dug into them beads of sweat started to form on my forehead. The dried chillies were started to have an effect on my taste buds. It was time to quench it all with the Lyn Chee Mojito ($8), an iced and fancy lime drink served with pieces of lime and canned lychees. ”

“ Great food and friendly staff. Good location just outside north sydney train Station. ”