FOMO — Restaurant in Sydney

It’s a new-ish cafe tucked in the Gadigal avenue, with Balinese/Indonesian touch in their menu. The location is alright, you could get some outdoor seatings in the morning, but mainly indoor is better because it’s right next to a busy road. Food was good, we ordered steak sandwich and Breakfast quesadilla. Both presented pretty, looking attractive. There is nothing to criticise in terms of flavour, both are standard items and very hard to fail. Streak was tender and the sauce was right amount. However quesadillas can taste better with more flavour, like onion salt for seasoning or more beans… everything in it has mild flavour and needs a small kick. Salsa and beans is store bought, not made in house. Regardless, it was a satisfying meal for us.

The service was excellent, the owner seems happy and considerate, staff was attentive and smiley. That makes good experience for a local...

At first glance, FOMO might look like a typical coffee shop from the outside, but step inside and prepare to be amazed by their menu. This place offers a delightful mix of unique dishes and familiar favorites that will leave you wanting more.

One standout dish that I tried was their "bubur ayam," a famous Indonesian dish especially popular during winter. It blew my mind! The flavor was incredibly delicious, fresh, and light—perfect for those who prefer a meal that's not too heavy.

In addition to their extraordinary offerings, FOMO also serves a selection of classic Australian cafe items like smashed avo on toast. It's the perfect blend of the exotic and the familiar, catering to a wide range of tastes.

Highly...

We happened to visit FOMO out of chance on their Grand Opening day, and must say, was delightfully surprised! While I think their presentation of the food could be a little better, overall the taste was absolutely amazing, and definitely some of the best drinks I’ve had from a cafe! Their chai latte and Fruitful Delight juice was very tasty, and I’m not sure what it was called but their fried tofu ravioli(?) was stunning! Would definitely come by again to try their Nasi Goreng, which I regret not trying (the other tables had them and they...