Sitchu

Sitchu is a contemporary online lifestyle platform designed to showcase Australia's most desirable neighborhoods. We provide a unique insight into what it truly means to live like a local. No other site offers city guides or neighborhood profiles in the same way we do. By merging stunning visuals with personalized content, we narrate the experience of being a community member. Through custom editorial pieces, Sitchu presents inspiring tales and valuable advice from some of Australia’s trendiest and most influential residents. With Sitchu, you can effortlessly stay informed about your favorite neighborhoods in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide. Our interactive map, business directory, and wish list feature make it easy to discover everything you need to know, all from the convenience of your phone.

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#388499

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#8621

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The French Festival We’ve Been Waiting For Is Finally In Adelaide

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Janet Guan

We’ve partnered with Bastille Adelaide to curate a guide to all the must-see food, wine and art experiences on offer at this year’s highly-anticipated Bastille Festival in Adelaide. If oozing raclettes, sweet golden crepes, and buttery, flaky pastries sound like your cup of tea, you won’t want to miss this. Once exclusive to Sydney, the Bastille Festival is finally spreading its wings beyond the Harbour City.
The Best Restaurants Open on Monday Night in Sydney

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Jessica Clark

Let’s be honest: nobody likes Mondays. A weekend full of fun is over (and we’re all exhausted because of it), it’s time to go back to work and the harsh realities of being an adult are staring us in the face. Typically, the first business day of the week is a slow one for the food scene, with diners less likely to want to head out after a packed weekend social calendar, and hospitality workers getting a well-deserved night off.
A Taste for the Unexpected: An Expert’s Take on Food and Drink Pairings

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Jessica Clark

Luke Davenport knows a thing or two about flavour. After sharpening his culinary skills at globally-renowned institutions—including Noma under the legendary René Redzepi, an unpaid stint at Hart Bageri and a turn at Michelin-starred The Ledbury in London—he’s now Head Chef at Franca Brasserie, where he brings an innovative and diverse culinary style to the much-loved menu.
Sydney Just Scored a New $50 Million Dining Precinct

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Jessica Clark

Heads up, Macarthur Region: a new go-to destination for world-class dining, entertainment, and unforgettable experiences has finally opened its doors. Located in the vibrant heart of Oran Park, Oran Park Hotel is a multi-million-dollar hospitality and entertainment precinct, spanning three levels and offering seven bars, an all-day bistro, an open-air atrium, pizzeria, bottle shop, rooftop bar, two boutique cinemas, a grand ballroom and an indoor kid’s play area.
The Best Sports Bars in Perth to Catch a Game

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato

We all own TVs perfectly capable of broadcasting our favourite sports, but there’s nothing quite like soaking up the electric atmosphere at your favourite sports bar. The buzz of excited fans, combined with big screens, comfort food, and ice-cold drinks, creates the ultimate game-watching experience. Whether you’re cheering for your team during AFL, tennis, cricket, or another sporting event, these are the best sports bars in Perth to enjoy the action with great company and unbeatable energy.
The Best Delis in Melbourne for Quality Food Goods | Sitchu

1 week ago | sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato

A trip to the deli for a foodie is akin to a child visiting the local playground. The narrow aisles are packed with artisanal snacks. Crusty ciabatta sits pretty on the counter, and the fridges are filled with all the cheeses and deli meats you could dream of. Our food-loving heart glows at the opportunity to try all the gourmet goods.
Home Tour: Studio Pulp Refreshes a Grand Edwardian Home into a Heritage Hero

2 weeks ago | sitchu.com.au | Bella Brennan

Renovating a heritage home is always a delicate balancing act for any team. You want to honour the past while embracing the future. Thankfully, Studio Pulp knew how to approach this brief when they refreshed this five-bedroom Edwardian house in Drummoyne, Sydney. Home to Deb and Sandy, the residence has been lovingly transformed by interior and architecture firm Studio Pulp,who have expertly reimagined the rear of the house while respecting its rich heritage.
The Best Lunch Spots in Melbourne CBD for a Quick Bite

2 weeks ago | sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato

While we absolutely adore a long lunch, we’re unfortunately unable to set aside three to four hours every single day to indulge in a gastronomic journey. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate bold flavours and comforting feeds—it just needs to be on a quicker clock. Thankfully, Melbourne is a city that’s always on the move, meaning there are plenty of lunch spots offering quick and convenient meals to satisfy hungry bellies.
A New Dining Destination is About to Open in the Rocks

2 weeks ago | sitchu.com.au | Jessica Clark

This Friday, a brand new hospitality precinct will launch in The Rocks, blending the timeless charm of the heritage-rich district with contemporary dining and drinking experiences. The Collective has a vast footprint of 1,800 square metres, and combines established icons like Saké and The Cut Bar & Grill with three brand new venues: The Dining Room, The Garden, and Tailor Room.
Where White Lotus Characters Would Eat in Melbourne

2 weeks ago | sitchu.com.au | Alyssa Forato

We’re still at a loss for words after that explosive White Lotus season three finale (don’t worry, no spoilers here). While everyone else has been psychoanalysing each character and reading into the deeper meanings behind their actions, we’ve been thinking long and hard about a question of our own: where would the White Lotus characters dine in Melbourne?