We love Chippendale for its creative energy, cafés, parks, and walkable streets. ❤️

Sydney locals explain why they love Chippendale: the White Rabbit Gallery and Palace Cinema, walkable streets near the university, parks, and Spice Alley's mix of Singaporean, Malaysian, Japanese, and Chinese food.
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What do you love about Chippendale?
Where is Chippendale? Maybe I've been. You're here right now. That's literally here. I love Chippendale. We are literally in school here, and I love it that it's very green. I love like the loads of natures around here. I like the White Rabbit Gallery.
Palace Cinema is now here, and I love this park. Before I go to see the movie, I like to read my book, and then I go and meet my friends. But I like it because it's walking distance to everything. Where is Chippendale?
It's good, the tall buildings and like good food everywhere, there's a good variety. They always have interesting exhibitions on there, 3 floors, usually with a Chinese theme.
It's central, it's good because I go to uni near here, lots of food, lots of people.
Chippendale is really unique in the sense that it has a wide variety of food, so you can get stuff from like Singaporean, Malaysian, Japanese here. Hong Kong, Italian, French, all on the one street in Spice Alley and Kensington Street as well. So that's what I really like.
When we go to the White Rabbit Gallery, we usually go for lunch at Spice Alley, which is just over here, and it's got a load of Asian restaurants. Really good choice, really good prices.
A bunch of different cultures in a melting pot all together. I think it's a big and awesome representation of what Sydney is as well.
I love all those Chinese restaurants lining the road on Broadway.
They're so cheap, so delicious, and you get a really The whole area that was developed from the brewery is a really good place to come. We've just been to the Japanese Foundation up there, a little exhibition on.
When I used to live in the Inner West, and now I live in the North Shore, I always like to come here because I like the architecture. I know that it's colonial architecture, but it gives some feeling to the area.
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