No corporate tradition is greater than the โbusiness lunch.โ
For a few hours out of an otherwise standard work day, it becomes socially acceptable to order all the sides your heart desires, and perhaps even throw back a cheeky wine or two under the guise of productivity. Or, and this oneโs our personal favourite, โquarterly growth meetings.โ
Thatโs why in the month of July, BH wants to celebrate the time-honoured excuse for a mid-year catchup with your colleagues or a lunch date with your better half, by footing the bill for a lucky few who dine at Crown Sydney.
All you need to do is rock up at either aโMare, Nobu, Woodcut or Silks on a weekday (Monday to Friday) during the lunching hours and have at it. A single table will be selected once a week from any of the above restaurants completely at random, and weโll drop in personally to deliver you the good news.
It doesnโt matter if the bill is $300 or $1,000. The ballโs in your court.
Soโฆ whatโll it be?
aโMare
You get the best of both worlds with aโMare at Crown Sydney โ Australiaโs world-class produce meets classic Italian cuisine, elevated to the nth degree.
Itโs not just food on a plate. Itโs nostalgic storytelling informed by the memories of acclaimed chef Alessandro Pavoni. And how can you look past the iconically theatric Trofie pesto dish made for you right at the table?
Nobu
Given Nobuyuki Matsuhisaโs international reputation, Nobu at Crown Sydney almost doesnโt require any further introductions.
But for the sake of the uninitiated, all you need to know is youโre in for Japanese sophistication reimagined with a passionate Peruvian influence. This is a masterclass in fusion, and their lunch-only bento boxes are serious value.
Woodcut
If your desires lean more on the carnivorous side with a touch of elemental rustic, there probably isnโt a better place to get your surf + turf fix in Barangaroo than Woodcut at Crown Sydney.
Set against a classic โbusiness lunchโ setting that marries Sydney water views with deliciously modern architecture, BH can personally vouch for the Butcherโs cut ribeye and the gloriously marinated kingfish sashimi.
Silks
Nothing is more comforting than well-executed Cantonese fare, and when it comes to Cantonese dining, Silks at Crown Sydney is the place for authenticity and refined elegance.
Aside from the seasonal specialties that honour the Chinese culture, lunch services here also offer a well-rounded Yum Cha menu. How good.
The competition runs from July 3 to July 28 inclusive. Terms and Conditions for this promotion can be found here.
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