TASTE YOUR WAY THROUGH Step off the plane or pause before boarding and let your tastebuds explore T3. From comforting favourites to standout signature dishes, there’s much to discover at SYD’s new dining precinct. T3 THE SUSHI PLATTER Before boarding, enjoy freshly made sushi crafted from fresh ingredients, complete with balanced flavours and refined presentation. It’s perfect for a quick bite or to share with travel companions before your flight. Either pick your own sushi to make your own platter (just the way you like it) or grab and go – perfect for travellers on the move. RARA RAMEN Nothing warms you up like a steaming bowl from RaRa Ramen. Each bowl balances five key elements to create the perfect harmony of flavour, from rich broth to perfectly cooked noodles. Their free-range pork belly chashu is grilled over coals, delivering a hearty, comforting experience that leaves you satisfied and ready to settle into flight mode with full contentment. TOP JUICE A visit to Top Juice turns waiting into something delicious. Bright smoothies, juices, and fruit bowls offer fresh and simple options for all the family. It’s an easy way to recharge before boarding, even if you only have a few minutes before your next flight. Stop by for a quick breakfast option if you’ve got an early flight. TRES TACOS When travel leaves you hungry, Tres Tacos hits the spot. This casual taqueria brings bold Mexican cooking to T3, with food made in-house from quality ingredients and no shortcuts. Whether you grab a quick bite, linger over drinks, or take it to go, Tres Tacos delivers satisfying flavours that turn waiting time into a deliciously memorable part of your journey. LOULOU For a taste of Paris before takeoff, Loulou brings traditional French flavours to your pre-flight linger. From freshly baked breads and buttery viennoiserie to classic dishes and carefully selected wines, Loulou blends Parisian charm with contemporary bistro flair. It’s the perfect spot to savour honest, comforting French food before or after your travel adventures. Where to dine airport shopping, dining & travel 21
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