website. But are they really? I scored fabulous window seats, with a stunning view to Sydney Harbour and the Opera House -without a booking. The waiter introduced the Sugar Hit tasting plate, took away our dying candle for replacement, and ensured us that he would "remove" the cockaroach which was creeping beneath my seat. A good ten minutes later, he turns with a bottle of Brown Brothers Moscato. No candle, and no removal of the pest. The Moscato was beautiful, it was so refreshing, sweet and fruity." />

Sugar Hit @ HarbourKitchen & Bar, Park Hyatt

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So, it's already the second week into the 2006 Good Food Month, and this is only just my first encounter for the year... I promise there will be more!

Bookings are essential, says the website. But are they really? I scored fabulous window seats, with a stunning view to Sydney Harbour and the Opera House -without a booking. The waiter introduced the Sugar Hit tasting plate, took away our dying candle for replacement, and ensured us that he would "remove" the cockaroach which was creeping beneath my seat. A good ten minutes later, he turns with a bottle of Brown Brothers Moscato. No candle, and no removal of the pest. The Moscato was beautiful, it was so refreshing, sweet and fruity.


GFM 06 - Sugar Hit - Park Hyatt - tasting plate

The tasting plate featured [left - right] the milk chocolate and caramel creme brulee, chocolate and saffron infused poached pear, and the milk chocolate and coconut parfait. The brulee was so good, I thought it deserved it's own picture. The poached pear was subtly sweet and had a lovely soft grainy texture. The parfait on my plate actually collapsed... and tasted quite ordinary.


GFM 06 - Sugar Hit - Park Hyatt - Milk Choc Creme Brulee

The highlight... milk chocolate and caramel creme brulee. I love tiny servings of creme brulee because it means I end up getting a larger proportion of the caramelised sugar.


By the way, did I mentioned it was priced at only $15 including wine?


Sugar Hit is available 9 - 11pm every night during October - the Good Food Month.

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harbourkitchen&bar
park hyatt sydney
No.7 hickson road the rocks, Sydney
telephone + 61 2 9256 1661
email hkbar@hyatt.com.au


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I love the harbourkitchen&bar.

Lovely pics (and the brulee sounds divine)! Shame the service wasn't a bit better, but I do love HKB and it's been flawless on each visit.

oops. i thought i'd commented on this already. i saw it a few hours before we headed here for our hit so it was a nice sneak preview.

looks like we got a much bigger portion size of the parfait. i guess it depends who's on. we got lucky :)

Hi there Ben - I love HKB too! Gorgeous location & scrumptious food :)

Hey Julia - Thanks! The service seems like a hit & miss... but I cleaned up every little bit of my dessert tasting plate!

Hi Helen - How good was the brulee! Maybe they gave you a double portion because it was a less-busy weekday night? Ah, I might just have to try it again :-P

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