Discover T1 Luxury Precinct Home to the world’s most desirable brands ISSUE 01 2025 / TRAVEL + LIFESTYLE / FREE COPY Drink & Dine at Sydney Airport The top spots for a coffee, meal or drink pre flight Australia’s Largest Duty Free Store Shop gifts, skincare, fragrances, and more
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3 welcome to SYD Welcome to the first edition of SYD Magazine. We hope you enjoy the read. Whether heading off on a grand adventure, returning home or welcoming loved ones to our sparkling shores, SYD Airport is more than just a gateway – we see it as a world of discovery. And part of that discovery is the airport retail experience. Across our International (T1) and Domestic Terminals (T2 & T3) – and within these pages – you’ll find an unmatched retail offering, from Australia’s largest duty-free store to luxury boutiques, local treasures and practical needs. We also lead you to a diverse dining experience, whether a gourmet meal, a quick bite or a caffeine hit before take off – it’s all part of your SYD experience. We hope you take this magazine as your airport companion, guiding you through everything from where to find the best gifts to practical essentials like parking tips and last-minute buys. So, take a moment, explore, and make the most of your airport experience. Happy travels, SYD Airport LAST-MINUTE TRAVEL ESSENTIALS For any in-flight or travel must-haves that slip your mind, Amcal Pharmacy (T1, T2) is your go-to – our hot tip is the Flightsafe Ear Plugs to help with onflight ear pressure. Need to pick up a lastminute gift? Check out Chocolate Box (T2) or Koko Black (T3) for their selection of gourmet Australian treats. Nab yourself a little sweet treat while you’re there. Left your holiday shades sitting on your counter at home? It happens. Head into Sunglass Hut at any of the terminals for the latest styles from renowned designers. In a luggage bind? Make your way to Samsonite at T1 before security. The Samsonite C-Lite or Classic Leather Duffle is our pick from their iconic collection. ↘ DID YOU KNOW? You can exchange your currency online with Global Exchange then collect at T1. Their extensive selection includes more than 60 foreign currencies.
welcome to SYD 4 Travel + Lifestyle 14 SYD GIFT GUIDE Our top picks for gifts and souvenirs from SYD to make someone’s day extra special. 16 JET-SET SK INCARE Keep skin healthy and dewy on your travels with these top tips from La Prairie. 17 STOP AND SIP Toast to your upcoming ventures at any one of these SYD bars or restaurants. 08 MORNING FUEL The top coffee spots to hit up for your caffeine fix before boarding. 09 HIGH NOTE Discover how to find your signature scent and make your perfume personal. 10 FIRST STOP LUXE SYD’s T1 luxury precinct is the ultimate indulgence for your airport experience. 12 THE NEW TRANS I T The best of Shanghai to explore during your Europe trip stopover. CONTENTS 05 READING ON THE FLY Books to help you kill time and keep you entertained. 18 AUSTRALIAN MADE Local brands share why Australia is their inspiration for design and creativity. 20 FAMILY EATS Travelling with the fam? Stop at one of these eateries for a meal together. 22 SYDNEY SORTED A list of must-dos and sees when visiting this glittering coastal city of Sydney. 24 PERFECT PARK ING Parking at SYD is simple and worth your while. 25 RETAIL MAPS All of SYD retail and dining mapped out for you.
SYD Magazine 5 Sect ion READING ON THE FLY Pick yourself up one or more of these books at SYD Airport to bide wait times, stay entertained mid-flight or escape a little more on your travels. ESCAPE THE MIDDLE BY TODD POLKE An engaging step-by-step guide to rejecting financial norms, building wealth, and creating a secure legacy. GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL LIFE BY EMILY HENRY Two writers compete to tell a woman’s twist-filled story in this dazzling and sweeping tale. HOW TO CHASE CHANGE BY ALEXIS FERNANDEZPREIKSA A compass to changing your mindset and making worthy life changes. UNSETTLED BY KATE GRENVILLE Go on a journey through the landscapes of author Kate Grenville’s family history, honouring First Nations people. STAFF PICK BEST, FIRST AND LAST BY AMY MATTHEWS An Inca Trail journey uncovers secrets and heartbreak. STRANGERS IN TIME BY DAVID BALDACCI Immerse in this story of redemptive healing from Dave Baldacci. SIGNS OF DAMAGE BY DIANA REID A riveting tale of a family’s holiday in France, shaken by a girl’s brief disappearance. THE WOLF TREE BY LAURA MCCLUSKEY Glasgow detectives piece an old legend and modern murder. STAFF PICK Find these at WH Smith at T1 Find these at Relay at T2
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MORNING FUEL Whether the airport is your first or last stop, coffee is the common denominator for every airport visit. Hit these top SYD spots for your caffeine fix. T3 After Security Head to Luke’s Bistro & Bar or Stone & Wood for your caffeine fix and a brekkie bite or snack. FOOD + BEVERAGE SYDNEY COFFEE TRADER The ideal pit stop to relax with a signature batch brew. T1 Before Security Also hit up: EARL, Ooosh Bakery, Veloce Espresso and Grand Cru ALLPRESS ESPRESSO Precision-roasted coffee with smooth flavours. T2 After Security Also hit up: Veloce Espresso, Pulp + Grind, Toby’s Estate and Inbound Cafe ATRIUM Calm the pre-flight hustle in an open space with natural stone and greenery, and expertly brewed coffee. T1 After Security Also hit up: Campos Coffee
SYD Magazine 9 BEAUTY There is an intuitive alchemy to finding your signature scent. Here’s a guide to help lead you to your perfect match. HIGH NOTE Fragrances fall into four main families: woody (warm, earthy), floral (romantic, timeless), fresh (crisp, clean), and oriental (bold, exotic). Each evokes a unique mood and personality. When selecting a scent, think about how you want to feel – light and energised for daily wear or warm and inviting for special occasions. Fragrance can transport you, from ocean breezes to cosy, spiced evenings. Let your mood and lifestyle guide your choice – make it personal. Finding your signature scent requires experimentation. Try different categories, applying them to your skin instead of a blotter, as body chemistry affects how a fragrance develops. Spray, take a walk, and let the scent evolve – top notes fade while base notes emerge. Approach fragrance selection with some self-awareness. Think about scents you naturally love – your favourite candle, fresh baking, or pine forests. If you enjoy the smell of fresh linen and citrus, you may prefer clean, airy perfumes. If you gravitate toward vanilla or spices, a richer, warmer fragrance may suit you. Ultimately, your perfect scent should reflect you. Explore, test, and let your instincts lead the way. 1. Chanel Coco Eau de Parfum. 2. Marc Jacobs Daisy Wild Intense Eau de Parfum 3. Carolina Herrera Good Girl Eau De Parfum 4. Dior L’Or de J’Adore Parfum 5. Givenchy Gentleman Society Ambree Eau de Parfum 6. Jo Malone English Pear & Freesia Cologne 7. Versace Eros Energy Eau de Parfum 8. Tom Ford Black Orchid Parfum All fragrances are available at Heinemann. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Words by LANA AL HABL
10 Travel + Style ↘ DISCOVER world-class brands, all tax-free after Security in T1, as part of your SYD experience. Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, Bvlgari, Cartier, Celine, Dior, Gentle Monster, Gucci, Hermès, Loewe, Louis Vuitton, Moncler, Prada, Rolex, Saint Laurent, Tiffany & Co., Valentino
SYD Magazine 11 FIRST STOP LUXE Imagine stepping into a world where global icons like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Moncler, Burberry and Bottega Veneta are just moments away from your departure gate. At Sydney Airport’s T1, luxury isn’t just an afterthought – it’s an experience. If you have time to wander, the luxury precinct here is an oasis of style, craftsmanship and sophistication. To elevate your next trip, we’ve curated six must-have classic pieces from this precinct that bring together elegance, versatility and timeless appeal. Who says indulgence has to wait until you land? BOTTEGA VENETA Eliot Sneaker BURBERRY Check Cashmere Happy Scarf GUCCI Horsebit 1955 Shoulder Bag MONCLER Acorus Giubbotto Down Jacket GENTLE MONSTER Piana 01 Sunglasses BALENCIAGA Rodeo Large Handbag
1 2 Travel + Style Heading to Europe and stopping over in China? Make the most of an extended layover with these top 10 Shanghai experiences. TRANSIT THE NEW Words by CARLA GROSSETTI
TRAVEL DESTINATIONS SYD Magazine 13 JADE BUDDHA TEMPLE The Jade Buddha Temple, first built in 1882, is one of Shanghai’s landmark attractions. Follow devout monks in saffron robes chanting sutras to the reclining Buddha statue and sitting Buddha, both carved from jade. BOAT RIDE: HUANGPU RIVER Enjoy a 50-minute boat ride along the historic Huangpu River to the river town of Qibao. Explore the rich tradition of shadow plays at the Shadow Puppet Museum and stroll its Old Town to find eateries serving kaohongshu (roasted sweet potatoes). WANDER THE BUND Wander along the West Bund to admire Art Deco and Neoclassical buildings built in the early 20th century. Visit the famed Fairmont Peace Hotel Jazz Bar, where the average age of the resident band members is 82. MAJOR ATTRACTIONS Ask Wendy Wu Tours to craft a tailormade itinerary that includes Yu Gardens, Shanghai Museum and Mengxi Market, where queueing for jianbing (Shanghainese pancake) is a must. EAST NANJING ROAD Join the surging throngs of people wandering in and out of the stores along neon-lit East Nanjing Road before bunkering down at The Shanghai Edition, a hotel boasting views of the Bund and beyond. TAKE IN TIANZIFANG Tianzifang is known for its residential shikumen, which have been transformed into artists’ studios, galleries, boutiques and workshops. Mooch around the maze of alleys emblazoned with street art to get a feel for old Shanghai’s French Concession. TRY THIS NOODLE DISH Give the Lazy Susan a workout at Old Jesse, a Shanghai eatery. Don’t miss the signature delicacy of hairy crab meat and roe served with liang fen (thick mung bean noodles). SHANGHAI DISNEYLAND Download the Shanghai Disneyland app ahead of your visit to the theme park, which includes a shopping and entertainment precinct and Broadway-style theatre. Stay at the Toy Story Hotel, which has been designed around the Disney franchise. TEA CEREMONY Enjoy a tea ceremony at the Wan Ling Tea House where you can sample looseleaf Chinese teas over a tutored tasting that touches on the history and rituals surrounding the ceremony. AIM SKY HIGH The pulsing metropolis of Shanghai is not quite ancient China. But it has an aura of magic nonetheless. Take the world’s fastest lift to the 100th floor of Shanghai’s World Financial Centre to reach one of the world’s highest Sky Deck above ground level. The skyscraper punches 492 metres into the sky, offering a bird’s eye view of the city. With more travellers opting to transit in China on the way to Europe, Shanghai is in the spotlight. Here are our top layover experiences. ↘GETTING THERE Catch one of Sydney Airport’s double daily flights to Shanghai with China Eastern (www.ceair.com) or Juneyao Air (global.juneyaoair.com).
Koko Creatures Chocolate Collection, Heinemann Monda Pins: Sydney Opera House Australia Travel Pin Collection, Heinemann 14 Travel + Lifestyle SYD GIFT GUIDE Gifting is part of the magic of travel – a way to share your journey with those back home. Whether it’s a thoughtful keepsake, a touch of luxury, or something uniquely Australian, SYD is full of treasures to be discovered. YOU R ULT I MAT E CACAO Archie Rose Chocolate Collection, Heinemann Australian-made UGG boots, Think Sydney Vegemite 150g, Think Sydney Australian Toys by Windmill: Banjo Kangaroo, Heinemann
Biosota Organics Manuka Honey, Heinemann Taylors St Andrews Shiraz, Heinemann Hellyers Road The Journeyman Single Malt Whisky, Heinemann I Love SYD Hugging Keychains, Heinemann Lucas’ Papaw Ointment, Amcal Jurlique Hand Care Rose Hand Cream, Heinemann Tim Tam, Think Sydney Penfolds St Henri Shiraz, Heinemann SYD Magazine 15 GIFT GUIDE
BEAUTY 1 6 Travel + Lifestyle Q: Why does flying take such a toll on our skin? Freya: Airplane air is extremely dry, dehydrating your skin, especially if it’s already dry. Low cabin pressure, prolonged sitting, and lack of sleep on long-haul flights can contribute to swelling, puffiness, and fatigue, made worse by adjusting to a new time zone. Q: What are the must-have skincare products for keeping skin hydrated during a flight? Freya: I always travel with essentials: serum, moisturiser, and eye cream. A hyaluronic acid serum like our Skin Caviar Liquid Lift locks in moisture layered with Skin Caviar Luxe Crème for hydration. Our Platinum Rare Haute Rejuvenation Eye Cream brightens eyes, while the Skin Caviar Mist refreshes skin mid-flight, reinforcing the barrier. Q: What’s the best way to refresh and revive tired skin after a long flight? Freya: My two tricks: Stick to water despite tempting in-flight drinks, and resume your skincare routine immediately. Cleanse upon arrival and apply a hydrating mask like Hydralift Firming Mask to rejuvenate tired, stressed skin. Q: Are there any express treatments or spa services at La Prairie that can help with pre-flight prep? Freya: Sydney International Airport’s La Prairie Art of Beauty Facial Suite is like a sanctuary offering luxury facials tailored to your skin’s needs. With 30- and 45-minute treatments, it deeply hydrates and preps your skin, which means you feel refreshed before any flight. JET-SET SKINCARE It’s no secret that flying can dehydrate and stress your skin out. Freya Watson, Education Manager at La Prairie shares some jet-set skincare tips and products to keep your skin hydrated and healthy to and from your final destination. ↘ BOOKINGS You’ll find La Prairie’s Art of Beauty Facial Suite within Heinemann Tax & Duty-Free at T1 International Terminal (Departures, after security). Pre-book one of their treatments for a moment of pampering ahead of your journey at laprairie.com/en-au/airport-treatments
SYD Magazine 17 Toasting to a journey ahead or unwinding before take off? Here are the best places to grab a drink at SYD. EAST X WEST For a different experience, head to this Japanese izakaya to sip on Sapporo Premium Black or fine sake alongside classic favourite eats with a Japanese twist. T1 Before Security STONE & WOOD Chill out before your departure at Stone & Wood where you can order Sydney Airport's first beer cocktail for a unique pre-flight beverage. T3 After Security MORE TO ENJOY HEINEKEN HOUSE Beer lovers rejoice with refreshing brews. T1 After Security PERONI BAR Experience Italy with crisp Peroni Nastro Azzurro. T1 After Security FAT YAK The ideal pit stop for fresh beers and woodfired pizzas. T2 After Security STOP AND SIP GREAT NORTHERN For something more relaxed channelling the Australian outback, the Great Northern Brewing Co Bar serves up Super Crisp Lager and pub classics. T2 After Security BARISTA Jump start your journey with a carefully crafted cocktail at BARista – and if there’s a group of you, grab some burgers with your drinks to kick the fun off. T1 After Security FOOD + BEVERAGE
1 8 Travel + Lifestyle The imprint of Australian design and culture marks the array of fashion, accessories, and souvenirs at SYD Airport. Here, the creatives behind these local brands share what it means to have Australia as their muse. “Rip Curl was founded in Torquay, Victoria, in 1969. While we’ve grown into a global brand, our roots remain in Australia. Our design process begins with toes in the sand, drawing inspiration from Aussie beach culture, a lifestyle of adventure, and the incredible surfers who embody it. We’re proud to support Aussie surfing legends like Mick Fanning and Stephanie Gilmore, who are both releasing exclusive collections this year. For us, it’s all about creating products that reflect the spirit of the ocean lifestyle.” RIP CURL (T1, T2) – Amy Findlay, Head of Women’s Design “After months of travelling, nothing beats coming home to Australia – a feeling of sanctuary and belonging. Australian fashion reflects our relaxed, colourful lifestyle, and together, the fashion community is bringing Australian creativity to the world. Travel is at the heart of our collections, providing a well of inspiration. Sydney Airport, as the first touchpoint for many visitors, is the perfect place to showcase our vibrant Australian designs.” CAMILLA (T3) – Camilla Franks, Camilla Founder & Creative Director AUSTRALIAN
SYD Magazine 19 “Australia’s fashion scene is so unique – it effortlessly blends relaxed, coastal influences with trend-driven style. We’re lucky to have such diverse brands catering to all lifestyles, from luxury to everyday essentials. It’s inspiring to see Aussie labels making a global impact. I love weaving international influences into designs while keeping them suited to the unique Australian way of life. Witchery has a long-standing affiliation with Sydney Airport, and I love that travellers can always rely on us during life’s busiest moments.” WITCHERY (T3) – Kirby Hanrahan, Head of Design “It’s so special being part of a brand that’s shaped Australian fashion for 30 years. I love hearing how Mimco has been there for people’s big moments. We always want our designs to move away from just ticking trend boxes – we want them to last, not just for a season. Travel has a huge influence on how people shop for fashion – more free time and fewer distractions let you browse, discover, and fall in love with pieces.” MIMCO (T3) – Lisa Tyler, Head of Design MADE ↘ DISCOVER MORE Find other Australian-inspired and locally designed fashion, accessories and beauty products at any of these retailers: DECJUBA (T2), Peter Alexander (T2, T3), Oxford (T2, T3), Mecca (T3), Oroton (T3) and Seed (T3).
20 Travel + Lifestyle BETTY’S BURGERS Grab a juicy made-toorder burger and a cold drink at Betty’s Burgers – there’s plenty of space to sit and dine with the whole family. T1 Before Security If a sweet treat is what the family is craving, Krispy Kreme is a great place to pick up some world-famous doughnuts. T2 After Security. MAD MEX For a quick and healthy feed, look no further than Mad Mex. Burritos, nachos or quesadillas are popular family favourites – you can even build your own bowl with all the extras. T1 Before Security FAMILY EATS Whether you need a quick bite before boarding or a sit-down meal to satisfy the whole crew, there’s a heap of family-friendly dining options at SYD that offer the ease of convenience and a relaxed vibe. PAPPARICH Everyone will love the vibrant flavours of PappaRich’s Malaysian cuisine. You can even hang out longer and order a Japanese-inspired dessert from sister brands Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart and Kurimu. T1 After Security
SYD Magazine 21 Food + Beverage THE BISTRO BY WOLFGANG PUCK For a relaxed meal with stunning city skyline views, The Bistro by Wolfgang Puck serves up casual fare with a contemporary twist. T1 After Security LUKE’S BISTRO & BAR For something more gourmet, treat the family to Luke’s Bistro & Bar by renowned Australian chef Luke Mangan – expect casual yet delicious dining featuring his famous lobster rolls and even a seafood and Champagne bar for those with time. T3 After Security Don’t forget the reliable family favourites; McDonald’s, KFC and Oporto to keep everyone fed and happy before your flight. They’re all located at T2 After Security. KITCHEN BY MIKE To bring back a sense of homecooked meals around the table, head to Kitchen by Mike. Hearty cooking is on the menu at this ingenious canteen-style eatery. T1 After Security
22 Travel + Lifestyle What were you picturing as you touched down in Sydney? Glittering coastline, world-class galleries? Or maybe the kids have their hearts set on outdoor adventures. Whatever brought you here, Sydney is ready to deliver. Here’s our experience-Sydney checklist. SYDNEY SORTED Words by TESS DURACK
SYD Magazine 23 TRAVEL DESTINATIONS ↘ A NATURAL PLAYGROUND THE BLUE MOUNTAINS for hiking, abseiling, and stunning views. ICONIC HIKES including the Spit Bridge to Manly trek, Malabar Headland National Park and La Perouse Circuit. SEE NATIVE CREATURES at Taronga Zoo. ADMIRE SYDNEY from the ultimate height with a Harbour Bridge climb. ↘ BEACH DAYS VENTURE NORTH to the idyllic ocean pools at Freshwater and Curl Curl. QUIETER COASTAL GEMS Camp Cove and Milk Beach for the views. JEWEL-LIKE OCEAN POOLS at Bronte Baths. GET SOME LAPS IN at Wylie’s in Coogee. ICONIC Manly or Bondi. ↘ ICONS, ORIGINALS, AND INNOVATORS GALLERY WANDERINGS at The Art Gallery of New South Wales and its striking Sydney Modern extension. THE MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART (MCA) for bold and thoughtprovoking installations. PRIVATE GALLERIES Roslyn Oxley9, White Rabbit, and Olsen Gallery highlight Australia’s best emerging and established artists.
PARKING TIPS 24 Travel + Lifestyle THE BEST SPOT IN THE HOUSE •P7 is the nearest car park to T1 International. •The P1 car park is the closest parking option for domestic travellers, mere minutes from T2 and T3 Domestic. •Enjoy a hassle-free experience by visiting our newly opened FastPark Valet at T2 or Qantas Valet at T3. LONGER STAYS? WE’VE GOT YOU COVERED •Travelling for an extended period? The Blu Emu car park offers budget-friendly long-term parking with a free shuttle to ↘ BOOKINGS For bookings and more details, visit prebook.sydneyairport.com.au PERFECT PARKING Jetting off or picking someone up? Make your journey smoother with easy, convenient parking options at SYD. Here are some tips for how to park like a pro. HOT TIP Book Ahead Online You can save up to 70% on select bookings when you pre-book your parking online. Secure your spot in advance for a hassle-free start to your journey. Head to sydneyairport.com.au to lock in your booking. Domestic Terminals. Secure, well-lit, and easy to access, it’s a great value option. KNOW YOUR PICK-UP OPTIONS •Simply drive up to Express Pick-Up at T1 International on the day and stay free – up to 15 mins – for one entry per calendar day. •T2/T3 Domestic has both Express and Priority Pick-Up areas for quick getaways. Please read the Sydney Airport Parking Terms and Conditions before booking: sydneyairport.com.au/info-sheet/parking-terms-and-conditions
SYD Magazine 25 T1 RETAIL PRECINCT Departures *As at 14 April 2025 PIER B GATES 30-37 Qantas Cathay Pacific Fiji Airways Qatar Airways American Airlines China Airlines PIER C GATES 50-63 Emirates Etihad Singapore Airlines Virgin Australia Air New Zealand United Airlines RETAIL 1 Tourist Refund Scheme 2 Think Australia 3 WH Smith 4 Amcal 5 Merino Collection 6 WH Smith 7 WH Smith 8 Think Sydney 9 Tiffany & Co. 10 Louis Vuitton 11 Bvlgari 12 Cartier 13 Saint Laurent 14 Dior 15 Hermès 16 Gucci 17 Rolex 18 Moncler 19 Burberry 20 Loewe 22 Gentle Monster 23 Valentino 24 Balenciaga 25 Prada 26 Bottega Veneta 27 Celine 29 Australian Way 30 Merino Collection 31 Rip Curl 32 Amcal 33 A Little Something 34 WH Smith 35 Think Sydney 36 WH Smith 38 Sunglass Hut 39 Rip Curl 40 Samsonite 41 Think Sydney 44 Flight Centre 45 WH Smith 46 Australian Way 47 Amcal FOOD & BEVERAGE 1 Hudsons Café Scheme 3 The Bistro by Wolfgang Puck 4 Heineken Bar 5 Kitchen by Mike 6 Pulp & Grind 7 Sumo Salad 8 McDonald’s 9 PappaRich 10 Campos 11 Sahara Grill 12 Sushia 13 KFC 14 BARista 15 Toby’s Estate 16 McDonald’s 18 Cleanskin Café 19 Lilong Taste of Shanghai 21 Peroni Bar 22 Atrium 23 Earl Canteen 24 Hero Sushi 25 La Fraiche Banh Mì 26 Subway 27 Sahara Grill 28 Hungry Jack’s 29 Grand Cru 30 Toby’s Estate 31 Sharetea 32 Lumos 33 Gusto Pasta Bar 34 Taste of Thai 35 Oporto 36 Betty’s Burgers 37 Mad Mex 38 Mach2 39 East X West DUTY FREE Heinemann PIER A GATES 8-10 Qantas Hawaiian Airlines Cathay Pacific American Airlines Malaysia Airlines PIER B GATES 24, 25 & BUSSING Qantas China Airlines Cathay Pacific British Airways Qatar Airways
26 Travel + Lifestyle T2 RETAIL PRECINCT Departures *As at 14 April 2025 RETAIL 1 Newslink 2 Seed Kids 3 Lego & Kaboom 4 Kathmandu 5 Stateside Sports 6 JB Hi-Fi 7 Oakley 8 Chocolate Box 9 Relay 10 Relay 11 Amcal 12 Merchant 13 Rip Curl 14 Sunglass Hut 15 Heinemann Department Store 16 Globite 17 Peter Alexander 18 Newslink 20 JB Hi-Fi 21 Billabong 24 Decjuba 25 Chocolate Box 29 Amcal 30 Oxford 31 Relay FOOD & BEVERAGE 1 V2 2 Wine Selectors 3 Veloce 4 Fat Yak 5 Toby’s Estate/Brasserie Bread/Bistro 20/20 6 Sahara Grill 7 McDonald’s 8 1915 Lanzhou 9 Taste of Thai 10 Oporto 11 Roll’d 12 KFC 13 Mad Mex 14 Liv Eat 15 Pulp & Grind 16 Krispy Kreme 17 Yo Sushi 18 Pete’s Pies 19 Loop Bagels 20 Soul Origin 21 Mrs. Fields 22 Wine Selectors 23 Sydney Coffee Exports 24 F&B 26 Great Northern/Allpress Espresso
SYD Magazine 27 T3 RETAIL PRECINCT Departures *As at 14 April 2025 RETAIL 2 Seed Women 4 Unison 5 Jo Malone / MAC 6 M.J. Bale 7 Nine West 8 Seed Kids 9 Oxford 10 Mimco 11 L’Occitane 12 Mecca 13 Oroton 14 Peter Alexander 17 Ecco 18 Sunglass Hut 19 Travelex 20 Relay 21 Tech 2 Go 22 Newslink 23 Heinemann Deparment Store 24 Ramsay Pharmacy 25 Watermark Books & Cafe 26 Carolina Lifestyle 27 Koko Black 28 Witchery 29 Camilla 30 Newslink FOOD & BEVERAGE 1 Bar Corretto 2 Pure NRG 3 Krispy Kreme 4 Luke’s Bistro & Bar 5 Espresso @ T3 6 Red Rooster 7 Mad Mex 8 Sumo Salad 9 Hero Sushi 10 Velocity Bar 11 Hungry Jack’s 12 Wok on Air 13 Toby’s Estate
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