S Bread - Sydney

Similar or better quality and much cheaper compared to 85c and broth plate. mostly buy from me are pork fins and ham.

An interesting variety of brot, which contains seafood, which they cannot find in other bakeries. their Japanese fusion of Takoyaki-Brot, spicy octopus-bread and their must try eel toast, tastes amazing and is a must for seafood lovers try.

This store is located within the railway station town hall, selling Asian style brot and baked tasty. here you will find the usual hongkong style brot. I tried her green tea-red-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean-bean and milk-beach. they were okay. customer service could have been better (staff served in a hurry and a bit rude.)

Another HK style asian bakery. next to the normal class, there are some interesting sorts. I tried the spicy octopus bung that smells pretty good, but a little oily. also a laib of the spinach brotes. very interesting. very green in the color and very salty, I simply ate it on it without spreads (dink spreads could bump with the saltiness,) roasted. interesting, but I would probably not get it again.

Bakery located in the arcade between George Street and Town Hall Station. A lot of the typical breads you find in other similar style stores, however, there are some more unusual varieties such as the Brekkie Roll. Perhaps it was because it was early evening but I found it to be a bit crusty, and not in a good way!