It’s known to both its residents and Sydney as a whole for being one of the major dining destinations in the city. Asian cuisines are more predominant, with Chinese, Japanese and Korean restaurants leading in terms of numbers. If you want handmade udon noodles, Marukame Udon is one of the few restaurants who handmakes their noodles. You can even eat them for dessert, deep fried and dusted with cinnamon and sugar. If you’re looking for something quick to take away, try the Two Two Korean Street Food. You also have the option to dine in and have a wide range of Korean treats to look forward to. When you don’t mind getting your hands dirty, try the Bao Dao Taiwanese Kitchen. With their selection of toppings and fillings, you won’t be bored with what you taste.

This is a nice alternative to the hustle and bustle of the city, and especially if you’re living in the suburbs. Additionally to its mini business district status, there are also residential buildings around the suburb which allow for different and potentially larger spaces to be accessed.

The Pacific Highway is one of the main roads that travels right through the middle of the suburb. At different times of the day, this can be the quickest and most direct route into Chatswood. However, during the peak hours of the day, it can also be the slowest route into the suburb. Epping Road could be an alternate route to take, as it opens some of the more residential roads and streets for you to use, making the journey a little easier on you if you’re on a schedule.