King Street Wharf at Darling Harbour

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[SECTION]King Street Wharf, Darling Harbour[/SECTION]



King Street Wharf is a waterside neighbourhood in Sydney's beautiful Darling Harbour.

With an abundance of waterfront dining options, King Street Wharf offers something for everyone and is a popular place for a fun night out.

By day, King Street Wharf is teaming with tourists and city office workers indulging in a long lunch.

Come sun-down, the bars of King Street Wharf fill up with suits unwinding after a hard day at work.

By night, the wharf transforms into a cosmopolitan playground of couples and friends out for a good night on the town, indulging in fine food on the beautiful waterfront.

The many restaurants and entertainment venues in King Street Wharf often run promotions throughout the year. Keep an eye on the King Street Wharf website for current promotions.

[SECTION]Restaurants[/SECTION]



My favourite restaurant at King Street Wharf has to be The Malaya. The Malaya serves up authentic south east Asia cuisine that is consistently delicious, including their legendary Laksa, Otak Otak and Rendang. You can also attempt to recreate some of The Malaya's magic by following their recipes on their website .

Other great restaurants at King Street Wharf include Kobe Jones, I Thai, La Cita, Wharf Teppanyaki, Vessel Italian & Bar, Nick's Bar & Grill, Steersons Steakhouse, Casa Di Nico and Georges Bar & Grill.



More casual dining is available at Wagamama, King Street brewhouse, Bungalow 8 and Cargo Bar & Lounge.



The Loft at King Street Wharf is a beautiful bar area for the more sophisticated cocktail.



[SECTION]STRIKE at King Street Wharf[/SECTION]



For a fun night out, check out STRIKE at King Street Wharf. STIRKE has a unique vibe with its 10 modern bowling lanes and private karaoke rooms.

For more information, check out the STRIKE website .



[SECTION]How to get there[/SECTION]

King Street Wharf is easily accessible by public transport.

By Train: The closest train station is Wynyard Station. Take the York Street exit and walk down Erskine Street towards Darling Harbour (approximately 5-10 minute walk to King Street Wharf).

By Bus: Catch the 412 or 413 services which operate to and from King Street Wharf. Both the 412 and 413 run along George Street before heading to King Street Wharf.

By Taxi: There is a taxi rank located in Lime Street at King Street Wharf.

By Water-Taxi: You can take a water-taxi directly to King Street Wharf.

By Ferry: Ferries regularly run to Darling Harbour from Circular Quay, Milsons Point, McMahons Pint and Balmain.

By Monorail: Take the monorail to the Darling Park stop and follow the footbridge to Cockle Bay Wharf, then walk north along the boardwalk around the Sydney Aquarium to King Street Wharf (approximately 5 minute walk).

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