8-11 Sept 2025 | ICC SYDNEY, DARLING HARBOUR

Restaurant

Hospitality businesses are finding creative ways to survive – and even thrive – during the coronavirus pandemic.
Zackary Furst has had difficult times along the way, but he knows character-building experiences have set him up for a fruitful career.
Fred’s Danielle Alvarez has figured out the kind of chef she wants to be.
Eun Hee An, head chef of Sydney’s Paper Bird, tells of her biggest learning curves, most memorable food moments and what it takes to make it a commercial kitchen.
Jacqui Challinor, head chef of much-loved and critically acclaimed Surry Hills restaurant Nomad, talks about her journey through some of Sydney’s best kitchens, and the influencers and injustices she encountered along the way.
Not many people have heard of banh xeo, so creating a dedicated market stall to the Vietnamese pancake dish was a risk. But after Tania Ho and Ben Sinfield, co-owners of Sydney's Banh Xeo Bar, sold out on their first day at Paddington Market, they haven't looked back.
Julian Hills, chef-owner of fine-diner Navi, talks to Peter Barrett about how he’s created an acclaimed eatery – and still has a life.
Restaurants are moving further and further away from the meat-and-three-veg formula, so why do most cafes remain in the warm embrace of eggs on toast? Foodservice News' Aleksandra Bliszczyk talks to the chefs and restaurateurs behind some of Sydney's best cafes – those that are breaking the breakfast mould, and
Sustainability shouldn’t just be lip service - it should form part of your business philosophy, as more and more consumers demand food with green credentials.
The emergence of new and innovative online technologies that really benefit your business.