2x General Entry Tickets for $45 (+ Service/Postage Fee) to Taste of Sydney via Ticketek (Save $15)

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FOODIE

Be sure to keep the 10th- 13th of March free with the return on Taste of Sydney in partnership with Electrolux to the beautiful surrounds of Centennial Park to serve up Sydney's ultimate garden party!

Taste gives visitors the chance to experience Sydney's latest, greatest, and hottest restaurants all in one stunning location. Create your dream tasting menu from Sydney's hottest restaurants at a fraction of the price, take part in exciting masterclasses and free cooking demonstrations, shop from boutique artisan producers and enjoy free samples, or simply soak up the festival atmosphere while enjoying live entertainment.

2 General Entry tickets for $45* (Save $15**)
Book general entry tickets through Ticketek and enter FOODIE in the promotional code box to save.

*Prices exclude booking and transaction fees. **Savings based on purchase of 2 tickets and apply to door prices & exclude Crown bond, booking and transaction fees. Offer ends Midnight on Wednesday 9th March.

Taste of Sydney in partnership with Electrolux will take place at Centennial Park from Thursday 10th March - Sunday 13th March 2016.

Visit www.tasteofsydney.com.au for more information on this delicious event!

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  [Deactivated] on 22/01/2016 - 09:58

  +2

  hows this a deal when all the stall owners pay you to be there already?

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  zenger on 22/01/2016 - 10:07

  +1

  crap event and money waster:

  be warned that you have to pay for entry and pay for tokens/crowns to spend at stalls with "restaurants/eateries" that are no better than some of those at the Night Noodle Markets (which you get free entry)

  so how is this in any way a Bargain?

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    damfrog on 22/01/2016 - 10:55

    It's still $15 (25%) cheaper than normal. Don't neg the deal just because you don't like the product.

    Sure, the event is expensive and the food isn't to everyone's "palate", but for people who eat out a lot, it's a good place to try lots of different food from popular restaurants.

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      zenger on 22/01/2016 - 11:05

      I didn't neg the deal because I don't like the product. It is because I don't consider it in any way to be a bargain…

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        damfrog on 22/01/2016 - 11:26

        Where can I get a comparable product for cheaper? Don't say noodle markets or food court, because the food is not comparable.

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        zenger on 22/01/2016 - 11:42

        +1

        @damfrog:

        1. In previous years, they have offerred BOGOF ~ for no more than $30 you could get entry for 2

        2. I would say noodle markets is comparable to some of the stalls (did not say all)

        3. Good Food and Wine Show - they offer free entry codes

        Further a bargain is not dependent on whether you can get a comparable product for cheaper, for example, all because a Cathay Flight is 10% cheaper and I cannot get a comparable product does not make that discounted flight a bargain. A bargain is when something bought or offered for sale much more cheaply than is usual or expected (emphasis on "much more").

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        damfrog on 22/01/2016 - 12:08

        +1

        @zenger: Ok. I take your point on the definition of a bargain when you consider the total spend. You end up saving $15 on this deal, which is 25% which normally is a decent discount, but I you'll end up spending at least $200 on food at this place (for 2 people) if you want to have a good time. $15 / $245 = 6%, which is not a "bargain".

        For me, I was going to go anyway so it's better than nothing. I'll think of you while I'm there eating my $15 lamb testicles :)

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        zenger on 22/01/2016 - 12:10

        @damfrog:

        Please do :)

        And look I could be completely wrong, if the organisers arrange for a stellar line of up restaurants this year, it could be worth it…

        or if Manu comes, becomes a $45 entry for a picture (reason why the missus went a few years ago)

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        damfrog on 22/01/2016 - 12:18

        @zenger: No, you're not wrong. I never leave the place thinking, "man, that was a good value". I treat it like a DIY Degustation. I've spent more on worse degustations - that's how I justify it to myself.

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  Jaduqimon on 22/01/2016 - 10:21

  +1

  tokens also non refundable and they price the food so that you sometimes have a few tokens left byt have to spend it for the sake of spending on things u may not like.

  why not just take cash/ card instead of the token gimmick? no deal!!

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  altomic on 22/01/2016 - 10:44

  +1

  Over priced,
  disappointing,
  better options at other locations

  -sounds like a true Taste of Sydney

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    damfrog on 22/01/2016 - 11:36

    What other locations? I actually enjoy going to Taste of Sydney despite shelling out hundreds of dollars per visit, so if there are better cheaper places I'm definitely interested.

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  zzyss on 22/01/2016 - 10:47

  +1

  This event is completely rubbish. You pay to get in, and then pay exorbitant prices for tiny portions of dishes from pretentious restaurants, slopped up food court style. Then you have to find somewhere to eat, when there are no seats or tables anywhere.