Your Guide to Eat Street: The Best Restaurants at Ed Square

Ed.Square Town Centre is home to Eat Street, southwest Sydney's most diverse dining precinct, featuring 20+ cuisines all in one spot next to Edmondson Park Train Station. Whether you're after a family dinner, a date night, or a quick bite after work, the best Ed Square restaurants and Edmondson Park food options are all right here.

What is Eat Street at Ed.Square Town Centre?

Eat Street is Ed.Square's dedicated alfresco dining precinct featuring 20+ cuisines. It’s at 52 Soldiers Parade, Edmondson Park, right next to the train station. Unlike a traditional food court, this open-air destination has a curated selection of sit-down restaurants and cafes to give you a relaxed dining experience.

What restaurants are at Ed Square, Edmondson Park?

Enzo’s Cucino, Masala Kitchen, Thanh Binh Fusion, Kitchai, and Gami Chicken and Beer are just some of Ed Square’s restaurants featuring 20+ cuisines. Here’s a sneak peek at some of their popular restaurants:

Italian Cuisine - Enzo's Cucina

Led by the renowned Chef Enzo Marturano, Enzo's Cucina is all about bringing the rich, authentic flavours of Italy to South West Sydney. Their menu features crowd-pleasers like the Cheese Wheel pasta and various flavours of wood-fired pizzas. They serve gluten-free pizza and pasta too!

Indian Cuisine - Masala Kitchen

Masala Kitchen serves authentic Indian dishes at Ed Square. Their menu features classics like Butter Chicken, Lamb Rogan Josh, Papadi Bhalla Chat, and Mango Lassi. The restaurant is also halal-certified.

Vietnamese Cuisine - Thanh Binh Fusion

If you’re looking for a Vietnamese restaurant at Ed Square that serves authentic dishes, visit Thanh Binh Fusion. Try their bestsellers, like the traditional Phở Tái beef pho, Marinated Pork Belly, and Chả Giò pork spring rolls.

Thai Cuisine - Kitchai Thai Restaurant & Bar

Known for its soulful Thai-style cuisine, Kitchai Thai Restaurant & Bar offers a modern twist on traditional recipes. Some crowd-faves include the Massam Beef Curry, grilled Baby Octopus, and Stir-fried Cashew Nut. Complete with a wine list and Asian-infused cocktails, this cozy dining place is halal-certified.

Korean Dishes - Gami Chicken & Beer

At Gami Chicken & Beer, you can enjoy crispy Korean-style fried chicken prepared with a signature 17-herb blend, Korean street food like Japcahe Bibimbap, and cold craft beer. Plus, they’re halal-certified, so you can trust them to look after your specific dietary needs.

American Cuisine - Lone Star Rib House & Brews

Lone Star Rib House & Brews stands out as one of the best dining spots for families and large groups. Try their slow-cooked, glazed ribs, juicy steaks, schnitzels, and burgers for a mouthwatering experience!

Noodles - The Noodle Den

The Noodle Den offers Chinese cuisine. Try their Wonton Noodle Soup, Chow Mein Noodles, or if you want something unique, the Duck Laksa. You can also build your own noodles, with your choice of protein and signature sauces for a satisfying meal.

Deli and Desserts - Kerbside Eatery

Kerbside Eatery is your destination for deli-style sandwiches like a Philly Steak Sub, and rich desserts like a Nutella Cheesecake. They also have deli-style wraps, burgers, cookies, and waffles.

Cafes - Daily Bean Cafe

Daily Bean Cafe offers a breakfast-to-dinner menu for the whole family, making it a reliable stop at any time of the day. Try their popular items, like the Daily Brekkie and the Mediterranean Benedict.

Plan your visit to Eat Street, Ed.Square Town Centre

Ed.Square Town Centre is at 52 Soldiers Parade, Edmondson Park NSW, right next to the train station, with free on-site parking available for all visitors. If you’re planning to grab a quick lunch or catch up with friends, come over to Eat Street for alfresco dining and global flavours.

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