Taste native Australian ingredients like green ants, finger lime, and wattleseed while enjoying Sydney's most iconic views. This immersive food tour is wildly Australian, deeply local and unforgettable.

Sydney Rock oysters with finger lime and native chilli oil bring bold flavour to the Sydney Fish Market. A must-try moment on our native food tour.

In August, The Australian Food Guy joined ATEC Explore NSW & ACT 2025 in the Southern Highlands to showcase native flavours and connect with Australia’s travel industry.

Step off the beaten path and into Sydney’s lush Botanic Gardens on a native foraging adventure. Taste wild ingredients, meet passionate local guides, and experience food with heart, history, and a true Aussie soul.

Adventurous at heart and grounded in nature, Alex is the kind of guide who makes you feel instantly at ease. After years exploring Australia’s wild places, he now leads thoughtful, story-rich bush experiences that help guests reconnect with the land and each other.

You don’t need to venture far to discover authentic Australian flavours. In the heart of Sydney, our urban foraging tours guide guests through native gardens brimming with lemon myrtle, saltbush, and finger lime. It’s food, culture, and connection all rolled into one vibrant city adventure.

Step into the wild sweetness of Australia’s bushland. From the musky depths of Tasmanian Leatherwood to the buttery smoothness of Yellow Box, native honeys capture the soul of our landscapes: rich, rugged, and beautifully untamed. Taste the stories behind each jar with The Australian Food Guy.

Sip Sydney’s wildest cocktail, a native Australian creation made with finger lime pearls, green ants, and locally distilled gin. Crafted by The Australian Food Guy, this one-of-a-kind drink celebrates bush flavours, bold storytelling, and the real taste of Australia. Book your native cocktail experience in Sydney today.

Spring in Sydney is when the city truly blooms. The skies are electric blue, jacarandas explode in purple glory, and the harbour sparkles like it’s showing off. But while the photo ops are endless, the real magic is in the flavour. Spring is peak season for Native Australian Food, and Sydney's local producers are bringing it to life in the most delicious ways possible.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned traveller, now is the perfect time to discover a side of Sydney most people miss. This is your guide to Bush Tucker Tour Sydney experiences, native blossoms, and flavour-packed adventures across Australia’s prettiest city.

So, you’ve landed in Sydney. Opera House in one direction, Bondi Beach in the other, jet lag somewhere in between. You’ve got 72 hours to make the most of it, and we’re here to make sure you don’t waste a single meal or moment. This isn’t your average tourist itinerary. It’s real, delicious, and packed with Native Australian Food, harbour views, and experiences you’ll actually want to write home about.

Here’s how to spend three perfect days in Sydney without once eating at a chain restaurant.

Sydney’s food scene is getting a makeover, and no, we’re not talking about another charcoal burger or matcha croissant. We’re talking about something real, ancient, and wildly local: Native Australian Food. With ingredients like finger lime, green ants, saltbush, and wattleseed now appearing on high-end menus, Sydney is finally starting to taste like Australia.

Sydney might be famous for its glistening harbour, iconic landmarks, and sun-drenched beaches, but its laneways and side streets hide another kind of treasure: cafes that are brimming with culture, character, and some of the best coffee you'll ever sip. If you're someone who travels with your tastebuds or is exploring the city on one of our Sydney food tours, this one's for you. Think of this as your coffee-focused, culturally-rich pit stop on the ultimate Australian Food Experience.

Most people travel to Australia with dreams of kangaroos, koalas, and maybe a cheeky meat pie by the beach. But ask them if they’ve tasted Australia, really tasted it, and you’ll get blank stares. That’s because native Australian cuisine remains one of the country’s best-kept (and most delicious) secrets. If you’re after something truly local, forget the Vegemite toast. It’s time to discover the bold, bright world of Indigenous flavours in Sydney.

Sydney’s food scene is a vibrant tapestry woven from the rich flavours of native bush tucker to bold international spices. For those diving into the city’s culinary heart, a food tour is the ultimate map to discovering its edible treasures. Here’s your no-nonsense guide to Sydney’s food tour essentials from the first sip of coffee to a fiery finish with curry

Discover the ultimate 5-day Sydney itinerary. From iconic sights to a Blue Mountains bush tucker tour, this guide covers Sydney food tours, wine, and hidden gems.

It all begins with an idea.

Most travellers arrive in Sydney with the same challenge: so much to see, so little time. After flying thousands of kilometres often from the US or Europe  you want to experience as much of Australia as possible. But with so many options, where do you begin?