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Maya Indian Sweets & Maya Masala
After being greeted at the counter by surely the cutest of all deities, Ganesh the Hindu elephant god of arts and sciences, this is the place to try some of the tastiest and most authentic Indian food in Sydney. The menu is all vegetarian but the complexity and variety of flavours ensures that no matter what you order, it’s all great.
Maya Indian Sweets & Maya Masala
After being greeted at the counter by surely the cutest of all deities, Ganesh the Hindu elephant god of arts and sciences, this is the place to try some of the tastiest and most authentic Indian food in Sydney. The menu is all vegetarian but the complexity and variety of flavours ensures that no matter what you order, it's all great.
Maya Indian Sweets and Maya Masala
After being greeted at the counter by surely the cutest of all deities, Ganesh the Hindu elephant god of arts and sciences, this is the place to try some of the tastiest and most authentic Indian food in Sydney. The menu is all vegetarian but the complexity and variety of flavours ensures that no matter what you order, it's all great.
Karl Wiebke
How great is it to discover amazing work by an artist that you have never heard of before?
Showing as part of the CROSS CURRENTS show at the MCA are three paintings by German-born but Australian-based artist, Karl Wiebke, which are an incredible exploration of colour and technique.
These pieces have developed an almost sculptural element, created by numerous layers of paint applied over a number of years.
Konstantina Mittas
Secluded in the increasingly interesting back streets of Chippendale, is the wonderful world of fashion designer Konstantina Mittas. Both design studio and store, this is a little bit of the Marais transported to Sydney. Konstantinas' clothes are a beautiful combination of luxury fabrics, strong shapes and immaculate construction - think the Belgian 6 or Ann Demeulemeester.
Snapshots by Allen Robbe-Grillet
Think of a manuscript cut into pieces, thrown in the air and put back together in a random order, and that is a Robbe-Grillet story.
This book is like a treasure trove of beautiful small gems, a collection of short stories by the important French author. Each story is an exquisite description of a single scene, a glimpse of a captured moment.
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