Uncle Mings Bar

| September 10, 2012

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So, York Street is fast becoming a bit of a hotspot for small bars.  Stitch, Mojo, Spooning Goats…  But, that’s old news.  The newest small bar to open on the York Street strip is Uncle Mings.  Appropriately unsigned, and hidden at the end of stairs that descend to a mens suit shop, you will find a special haven.

Enter Uncle Mings, smell the incense, glance around, and you are instantly transformed to 1930′s Hong Kong.  It feels like a secret spot, like you need to be in the know.  The space is spot on, with vibrant reds, ornate wood screens, Chinese artefacts, Oriental wallpaper, candles and plenty of secluded spaces for groups.

The service is personal and friendly.  The vibe is right on the money.  I feel like I could comfortably sit back, relax and waste an evening here with no trouble.   Maybe it’s the incense… but I’m captivated.

In keeping with their Asian theme, their drinks list displays an impressive array of Japanese whiskey, Soju (an Asian vodka), Sake, Plum Wine and Asian beers, not to mention Asian inspired cocktails.  They also have a wine list, should you not be so adventurous.

But, best of all, they offer a dumpling menu!  Seriously! Seven different kinds of dumplings.   Booze and dumplings.  What more could you want?

Here, here for small bars!  Thank you for transforming the Sydney bar scene!

Uncle Mings Bar, LG, 49  York Street, Sydney
Mon – Sat – 4pm – late

Uncle Mings Bar website

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Shannon Cremer, Co-Founder of Urban Chic Guides, is a self confessed foodie, wine enthusiast, serial traveler, entrepreneur and professional networker. It’s fair to say Shannon has spent the majority of her free time eating and entertaining her way through some of the world’s great cities. When she’s not preparing travel itineraries or planning dinners and events for some of the world’s top and most discerning CEO’s, that is. Many an event venue has been found or restaurant recommendation lovingly penned by her hand and thus, Urban Chic Guides was born. Shannon believes wholeheartedly in foods ability to bring people together, to share and connect and it is this passion that drives Urban Chic Guides.

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