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Local Restaurant Guide – 2067

We’ve combed Chatswood and Chatswood West for the best reviewed restaurants in the area where people waxed lyrical about their dining experience and what they love most about it. Here’s our list!

1. Myung Jang Chatswood

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4.8 Google Rating

District Dining, Shop 79A, Level 3/436 Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067

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Ca T
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I had such a great experience at Myung Jang in Chatswood! From the moment we walked in, the staff were welcoming and attentive, making us feel right at home. The Korean BBQ was absolutely delicious — the meats were tender, perfectly marinated, and grilling them right at our table was so much fun. I especially loved the variety of banchan (side dishes) that came with our meal; each one was fresh and packed with flavor. The atmosphere was cozy and lively, perfect for catching up with friends or family. It’s definitely become one of my go-to spots for Korean food in Chatswood.

Maria T
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I’ve been to this restaurant on multiple occasions, and each time has been better than the last. From the friendly service to the fabulous array of side dishes, Myung Jang is the go to place for your K-BBQ fix.

Teddy T
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Great location, close to the station!

2. Smoque Brasserie Chatswood

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4.6 Google Rating

Shop 5/409 Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067

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Flora C
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We came here for dinner and loved the gentle lighting, it felt like a quiet bistro on Paris street. The vibe was relaxed with people chatting and enjoying their evening. It instantly put you at ease. We tried the bread basket, French escargots, duck confit and their signature short ribs. Everything was well done, but really the cozy atmosphere make the night special.

David
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This is a fantastic spot! Their dishes are always cooked to perfection. Great atmosphere and friendly service too. Highly recommend!

姜朦怡
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The environment is really beautiful, the boss even put flowers on each table, it really feels like a French town restaurant! The bread basket before the meal is delicious, the beef ribs are really special and paired with red wine is really amazing!
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3. Bistro Kai

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4.5 Google Rating

Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067

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Edie C
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Lovely and cozy dining experience. We came for an early dinner and by the time we left, the place was absolutely buzzing! Out of the meals we ordered, we would definitely come back for the mushroom risotto, sourdough with soy butter, and the fried brussel sprouts. All the dishes were so flavourful! We also tried the wagyu cheeseburger and the fries with nori seasoning which were also good. For drinks, I had the rose oolong soda which was fragrant and refreshing.

Gerilyn X
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Chanced upon this restaurant and was so happy with it! The coffee, food and service are amazing!
We were even allowed to bring our puppy in 🐶
We had cold brew/ latte/ fries/ risotto and spanner crab pasta. Everything was a 10 for us!
Highly recommend and all staff were so nice and friendly.

Shelly
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Yum yum yum!! I’ve been to Bistro Kai twice now and each time the food has been exceptional. I’ve pretty much had most of the menu – from the perfectly seasoned seaweed fries to the prawn pasta, miso risotto and beef and chicken Maryland- all of the dishes are bursting with flavor. When we first visited the manager was also kind enough to offer a taste of his off menu ice cream which was delicious. Can’t wait to go back

4. Amah by Ho Jiak

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4.5 Google Rating

Chatswood Interchange Level 3 K1 & K2, 436 Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067

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Hao W
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Very nice food here. We had BBQ set with friends and it taste Super delicious. The roast duck is my favorite. Can’t Wait to come back again. Also Staff are super friendly.

Richard C
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Amah located at Chatswood interchange podium level. It’s open kitchen at the center and a lounge bar at the main entrance. The dining area is spacious and no problem for wheelchair users.
It provides a QR to download a menu in PDF and printed food and drinks menu.
We popped up there to have a family dinner for 6 adults, 2 kids and 1 infant on Sunday night. Out of our order, I’d like to recommend Fish balls soup, Dry wonton + Cha Siu noodles, curry chicken roti set, hot black sticky rice with coconut milk & Pistachio Expresso Affogato.
However, too salty for Salted duck egg prawn toast, Kangkung Belachan and Chicken Laksa.
It’s convenient to park in Westfield then take a short walk to there.

Grace L
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Took my family there for dinner. Had Chilli lobster. It was so yummy. The BBQ wrap was a surprise. Had 3 different kinds of meat with the wrap. It was amazing. Dessert was great too. Had a lovely night.

5. The Yook Chatswood

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4.7 Google Rating

Chatswood Place, 260 Victoria Ave, Chatswood NSW 2067

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The food was really good, the quality of the meat was amazing!!
Service was also wonderful!!
Def would like to visit again!

Michael L
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Our family favorites Korean restaurant. Quality of the meat served here is top notch, great atmosphere and friendly staff. Manager here really looks after us. Highly recommended!

Zhang N
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This is one of my favorites Korean bbq in Sydney!!! I would strongly recommend!!! The wagyu beef are so fresh also the chilli!!! Me and my husband had our dinner here twice in last week!! The soup are also very delicious. I would recommend to my friends as well! Also the side dish – potatoes yum yum❤️

Chatswood Mall Market Fees Finalised as Council Adopts New Rates

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Willoughby City officials have confirmed new uniform stallholder fees for Chatswood Mall Market after reconsidering an earlier proposal that had drawn community concern.

Authorities Set Stallholder Fees for Chatswood Mall Market

Willoughby City officials have resolved to adopt a uniform fee structure for stallholders at Chatswood Mall Market for the 2025/26 financial year. The decision was made during a council meeting on 23 June 2025.

The newly approved fees replace a previously proposed premium fee model that would have charged $592 for freshly cooked onsite food retailers and $224 for non-food and prepacked food retailers. Instead, authorities endorsed uniform fees of $426 for freshly cooked onsite food retailers and $161 for non-food and prepacked food retailers.

Background To The Decision

The initial proposal for premium stall fees led to significant feedback from stallholders. Concerns raised included issues of fairness, consultation, transparency, infrastructure, and the market’s future direction.

In response, local representatives engaged directly with stallholders through meetings, written submissions, and during the Open and Public Forum. City officials also undertook site visits to gain a clearer understanding of the matters raised.

Council’s Engagement With The Chatswood Community

Council has confirmed its commitment to ongoing engagement with current stallholders, those on the waitlist, and nearby businesses potentially impacted by the market’s operations. Future changes, such as adjustments to stallholder locations or the introduction of new stalls in front of existing shops, will involve further consultation.

The adopted fee structure aims to support the long-term sustainability of the Chatswood Mall Market while balancing fairness and operational needs for traders and the wider community.

stallholder fees — *Photo Credit: Chatswood Mall Market/Facebook*

Next Steps

Council has expressed appreciation for all stallholders and community members who contributed to the consultation process. The organisation has stated it will continue to work collaboratively to ensure the market remains beneficial to all stakeholders.

Published 28-June-2025

From Merchant Navy to Masterpieces: Chatswood Resident Discovers Painting at 91

At an age when most people are winding down, 91-year-old Chatswood resident David Cutlan is just getting started—with a paintbrush in hand and a newfound passion lighting up his days.

David took up painting in February this year after his carer, Megan, gently suggested it might be a fun hobby. “I thought, that sounds like a good idea,” he wrote. “So I bought a few cheap acrylic paints and a couple of blank A4 art books. I took to it like a duck to water.”

In just a few months, what began as a quiet experiment has blossomed into something much more. David has now completed over 20 paintings—landscapes, abstracts, and scenes drawn from memory, photos, and travels—and is preparing for his first public exhibition at the Dougherty Community Centre this October.

“It’s all still quite new,” he says, “but the feedback has been wonderful. I’ve had people respond so positively to my work—on Facebook, in the building here, and from family and friends. It’s been a lovely surprise.”

Chatswood community art exhibition — *Caption: Mr David Cutlan and his carer, Megan*.
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A Life Well Travelled

Born in Ilford in the UK, David’s early years were shaped by war and music. “I was evacuated three times to avoid the bombings,” he said. “But my main love as a boy was singing—I sang in choirs and musical festivals until I was 16.”

At 16 and a half, he joined the Merchant Navy and sailed across the world, eventually settling in Tasmania in 1953. He married in 1955, raised six children, and worked in department store retail for over two decades, eventually becoming a store manager. When the company was taken over and he was retrenched, he turned to sales before retiring in the late 1990s.

A restorative trip to the UK in 1998, after 45 years away, helped lift a long period of depression. “My depression left me after a lengthy stay visiting my sibling, aunt and uncle and seeing the England I’d never seen in my early years.”

For the past 26 years, David has lived at Dougherty Apartments in Chatswood—a place he now considers home. It’s also where his artistic journey began.

Brushstrokes of Memory

David paints primarily from photographs he has taken over the years—scenes of Tasmanian bushwalks, fly-fishing spots, English countryside lanes, and places rich with memory.

“I just love seeing the scene evolving as I work,” he said. “I’ve always enjoyed photography… so it has been from saved photos that I’ve chosen most of my paintings.”

He began with humble materials, $2-shop paints and brushes, plus a few supplies from his daughter; but soon upgraded to better-quality acrylics and canvas boards. “If you want to create something worthwhile, the tools do make a difference,” he noted. “As I sought to create realistic works, I realised I needed better quality paints, brushes and good canvas boards.”

“I paint because I enjoy it. There’s no pressure. The only problem is I get so absorbed, my coffee goes cold.”

More Than a Hobby

Painting, he said, has “added a wonderful recent activity to my daily life” and offered a fresh rhythm and joy. “To me, aging is a natural process of living. It does not worry me at all. I am blessed to still have my faculties intact to enjoy this wonderful pastime.”

Asked what advice he would give to other seniors hesitant to try something new, David is encouraging: “Just give it a go. Have no expectations. Just have fun and the result will surprise you.”

Reflecting on how this creative chapter fits into his broader life story, he wrote, “I guess we all have hidden talents. It just needs someone to light the spark. And you never know where it will lead. Thanks to my wonderful Megan for lighting mine.”

An Exhibition of Discovery

The idea of a public exhibition came from a casual conversation with the receptionist at Dougherty Apartments. “She said, ‘Why not ask the community centre next door?’ So I did, and they were really enthusiastic,” David shared. “I’ll exhibit all my work so that the public can see the progression from beginning to the present.”

Several of the paintings, he added, hold special meaning: “Subjects are of places that hold fond memories—my favourite fly-fishing spot, bushwalking in Tasmania, and reminders of my visit to the UK.”

David’s Paintings

David’s paintings can be previewed on his Facebook page:

Senior artist displays art — *“King of the Jungle”*
*Photo Credit: Facebook/David Cutlan*

Dougherty Community Centre — “English Country Lane, Derbyshire”
Photo Credit: Facebook/David Cutlan

“Japanese Red Cedar, Trelissick Gardens”
Photo Credit: Facebook/David Cutlan

“Derwent River, Tasmania”
Photo Credit: Facebook/David Cutlan

The paintings will be displayed during an exhibition at the Dougherty Community Centre in Chatswood in October this year. Specific details to follow.

This October, when visitors walk through the gallery space at the Dougherty Community Centre to see David’s paintings, they will not just be seeing landscapes or brushstrokes on canvas; they’ll be witnessing a story of rediscovery, late-blooming joy, and the enduring power of saying “yes” to something new.

For those interested in David’s art, he can be contacted at davidsart@davidcutlan.com

Published 17-June-2025

Emma Memma’s Dance Island Party Coming to Chatswood

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Emma Memma, recipient of an ARIA Award, is set to perform her latest live show Dance Island Party in Chatswood this October as part of her tour across Australia.

Chatswood Performance Confirmed

Chatswood has been announced as one of the stops for Emma Memma’s 2025 Dance Island Party tour. The show will be staged at The Concourse on Wednesday, 8 October, with sessions scheduled for 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. The event is open to all ages, with free admission for children aged 12 months and under if seated on a guardian’s lap.

Background on the Performer

After leaving The Wiggles in 2021, Emma Watkins began her individual career in children’s entertainment under the name Emma Memma. Since then, she has focused on combining music, dance, and Auslan as part of her academic and professional work, including PhD research at Macquarie University. Her approach emphasises inclusive children’s entertainment.

Tour and Album Connection

The Chatswood event forms part of Emma Memma’s broader Dance Island Party tour, which supports the release of her new album of the same name. Launched in March 2025, the album contains 11 preschool-focused tracks featuring tropical beats, dance-pop rhythms, and themes of play and movement. Notable titles include “Beach Trolley,” “Jellyfish Blob,” and “Crocodile Snap.”

Emma Memma Chatswood concert flyer — *Photo Credit: Supplied*

Accessibility and Format

Each performance will run for 45 minutes and include both Auslan and English. An Auslan interpreter will be present on stage, and both Emma and co-performer Elvin Melvin will incorporate sign language throughout. Those requiring a clear view of the Auslan interpreter are advised to contact the organisers ahead of the show. Additional accessibility support is available through the official contact channels.

Emma Memma Chatswood stage setup — *Photo Credit: Supplied*

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Booking and Ticketing

Tickets for the Chatswood shows can be booked through authorised sellers including Live Nation. Families are advised to plan early due to strong demand observed for other locations on the tour, including sold-out or extended dates in Perth, Mt Gambier, Warrnambool, and Hobart.

Published 24-May-2025

Chatswood’s Musical SWING Returns to The Concourse for Community Fun

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The heart of Chatswood is once again alive with music and movement, as a popular interactive swing set has returned to The Concourse, inviting locals to create melodies together through a simple, joyful swing.

A Bigger, Brighter Experience for Chatswood

The SWING installation is back at The Concourse’s Lower Podium Green, offering a giant, free and fun experience for everyone. First seen in Chatswood in 2022, SWING quickly became a favourite, blending play with live music as each swing triggers notes that build into a shared community melody.

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Created by Montreal studio Daily tous les jours, SWING supports Willoughby City Council’s push to activate public spaces through art, music and play. It forms part of Chatswood Culture Bites, the Council’s program bringing music, theatre, comedy and more to the CBD.

Open Access for All Abilities

Starting Friday 25 April, SWING is open during set times across the week, with no bookings required. Sessions run:

Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sundays from 11am to 2pm, then 3pm to 6pm.
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 12.30pm to 3.30pm, 4.30pm to 7pm, and 7.30pm to 10.30pm.

SWING is wheelchair accessible with dedicated sessions for access groups. Seats hold up to 140 kilograms and the wheelchair platform up to 400 kilograms. Riders must be at least nine years old and 120 centimetres tall.

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Late-night sessions pair the swing experience with Chatswood’s live comedy and vibrant night-time atmosphere, enhanced by a specially curated soundtrack.

Safety First: What You Need to Know

While SWING is designed for fun, safety rules apply. Riders should stay seated and those with heart conditions, injuries, recent surgeries or motion sickness are advised not to participate.

The Council has made it clear that these precautions ensure everyone can enjoy the experience safely, while reinforcing the community spirit that projects like SWING are designed to foster.

Chatswood’s Urban Spaces Come Alive

The return of SWING reflects Chatswood’s growing reputation as a vibrant urban centre where shopping, dining and culture blend. Through installations like SWING, Willoughby City Council continues to offer locals and visitors more reasons to stay, play and connect within the CBD.

By creating public spaces that are lively, inclusive and creative, Chatswood is leading the way in turning everyday city life into a fun, shared experience for everyone.

Published 28-April-2025

Legendary Rockers The Angels Set for Special Chatswood Album Performance

Photo Credit: The Concourse

Legendary Australian rock band The Angels are bringing a unique concert experience to Chatswood, planning a special performance centered around their latest album for local fans at The Concourse Lounge.

Event Details

The exclusive album showcase performance is scheduled for Saturday, 11 April, at The Concourse Lounge in Chatswood. Tickets for the event start from $55.00. This event follows the band’s successful “50 Not Out” and “50 Not Out Reprise” tours, celebrating their 50th anniversary.

Unique Show Format

Fans attending the Chatswood show can expect a “triple treat” structure for the evening. Band members John and Rick Brewster, performing as The Brewster Brothers, will kick off the night with a special support set.

Following the opening act, The Angels will take the stage to play their new album, “Ninety Nine,” in its complete sequence from start to finish. The night will conclude with an extended encore performance featuring the band’s classic and much-loved hits from their long career.

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Band’s Continued Acclaim

The focus on the new “Ninety Nine” album comes amid a positive reception for the band’s recent work. Music publication STACK noted that The Angels continue to perform with the passion and intensity characteristic of a young rock band just starting out.

Furthermore, the Australian newspaper indicated that the new album offers plenty to excite dedicated followers, even referencing the energy familiar to veterans of the infamous 1979 Sydney Opera House riots. The band embraces its longevity with the tagline “51 Not Out and still ready to rock,” signalling its ongoing commitment to performing.

Published Date 03-April-2025

Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra Kicks Off 2025 Season in Chatswood

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The Concourse in Chatswood will host the Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra’s (KPO) first major concert of the year on Sunday, 9 March. This exciting performance will feature a mix of classical and modern pieces featuring Dvořák and Tchaikovsky.

What’s on the Program?

The concert includes three stunning orchestral works:

Torrent – A dynamic and powerful piece by the Australian composer Harry Sdraulig. It was originally commissioned by the Sydney Symphony Orchestra in 2021.
Dvořák’s Cello Concerto in B minor – Performed by renowned cellist Hyung Suk Bae. He won KPO’s Concerto Competition in 2008 with the same piece. This concerto is famous for its beauty and technical brilliance.
Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5 – A dramatic and emotional symphony, now one of Tchaikovsky’s most celebrated works.

Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra — *Photo Credit: KPO*

About the Orchestra

The KPO, founded in 1971, has been at the heart of Sydney’s classical music scene for over five decades. With more than 150 musicians, the orchestra delivers performances that showcase timeless classics and modern works.

Beyond its concerts, KPO is deeply involved in the community. It runs programs like the NSW Secondary Schools Concerto Competition, Kids’ Proms concerts, and composer workshops designed to support and nurture young and emerging artists.

Dvořák & Tchaikovsky concert — *Photo Credit: KPO*

Concert Details and Ticketing Information

The concert will be held at The Concourse on Sunday, 9 March 2025, from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Doors will open at 2:30 p.m.

Ticket Prices:

Full Admission: $55
Student: $20
Concession: $45
Family Package: $125
Groups (10+): $47 per person
Subscription: $50

Tickets are available through official booking platforms, with discounts for groups and subscriptions.

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With a mix of modern and classic masterpieces, an acclaimed soloist, and a full orchestra, KPO’s 2025 opening concert is set to be an unforgettable experience for classical music lovers.

Published 6-Mar-2025

Chatswood High’s Synthetic Field Deteriorates After One Year

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The synthetic grass field at Chatswood High School is showing significant signs of deterioration just one year after installation, with synthetic grass field fragments spreading across the basketball court, gutters, and neighbouring streets.

Social media posts from concerned parents show soccer boots covered in loose plastic AstroTurf after single training sessions. One parent noted the poor field condition despite moderate weather, stating the oval’s deterioration was particularly concerning given its recent installation.

This local issue reflects a wider environmental problem across NSW, where 200 synthetic sports fields generate an estimated 252 tonnes of plastic waste annually, according to the UTS Institute for Sustainable Futures.

The NSW Chief Scientists office reported last year that rubber infill from such fields has been detected in state waterways. Their report highlighted several risks associated with synthetic turf including heat stress, pathogens, toxic chemicals, and microplastics.

Similar issues have been documented at Fraser Park in Marrickville and David Phillips Sports fields in Daceyville, where rubber crumbs from the fields are spreading into surrounding areas.

The rubber infill material has been banned in many European countries after being declared toxic. While Sydney’s Inner West Council has switched to cork infill for its sports fields, they maintain support for synthetic surfaces despite the environmental concerns.

The state government’s response to the Chief Scientists’ report is pending, as scientists advocate for a ban on rubber infill in synthetic turf.

Published 30-January-2025

Bondi Wash Opens First North Shore Location in Chatswood

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Australian natural products brand Bondi Wash has expanded to Sydney’s North Shore, opening a new pop-up store in Westfield Chatswood. This marks the brand’s first retail presence outside the Eastern Suburbs.

The Chatswood location joins existing stores in Bondi Beach and Paddington, bringing the company’s total to three retail outlets. Founded by Belinda Everingham in 2013, Bondi Wash specialises in natural Australian botanical products for home, body, baby, and dog care.

The new Westfield Chatswood store features the complete Bondi Wash product range and includes a natural scent bar where customers can sample the brand’s fragrances.

Known for combining Australian botanicals with natural ingredients, Bondi Wash creates products focused on environmental sustainability and personal wellbeing. The brand has built its reputation on developing natural alternatives for home and personal care since its inception in Bondi.

Published 17-January-2025

Chatswood Welcomes New Hearing Clinic Backed by Cricketing Legend

Chatswood is now home to a new hearing clinic backed by renowned cricketer Justin Langer. Lions Hearing Clinic, operated by the Ear Science Institute Australia, has opened its doors in Chatswood, offering world-class hearing care to the local community.

The Chatswood clinic is part of Lions Hearing Clinic’s recent expansion into New South Wales, with four new locations across Sydney. This marks a significant milestone for the organization, which has built a reputation for excellence in Western Australia with 16 clinics.

Ear Science Institute Australia (Ear Science) are the powerhouse behind Lions Hearing Clinic, and are the only clinic network in Australia owned and operated by an ear and hearing medical research institute. All proceeds from Lions Hearing Clinic solutions are reinvested into Ear Science’s world-renowned research into ear and hearing disorders.

Former Australian cricket captain Justin Langer, who serves as a brand advocate for Lions Hearing Clinic, has personally experienced the benefits of the clinic’s services. He credits them with discovering and treating his own hearing issues, including tinnitus, vertigo and vestibular migraines.

The Chatswood clinic at Level 2 of 202/443 Victoria Ave is well-positioned to serve the diverse local community. Staffed by experienced audiologists and audiometrists, the clinic offers a range of services, including hearing assessments, tinnitus management and hearing aid fittings.

Notably, the Chatswood clinic features a Mandarin-speaking clinician and audiologist, Kate Lau, providing an invaluable resource for the area’s significant Mandarin-speaking population.

“The expansion of Lions Hearing Clinic into NSW is about improving access to excellent hearing care and outcomes across Australia,” says Ear Science CEO Sandra Bellekom. “We are committed to ensuring that Australians receive the right advice and solutions for their hearing challenges.”

With the opening of the Chatswood clinic, local residents now have access to the expertise and resources of the renowned Ear Science Institute Australia, along with the backing of a cricketing legend. This new addition to the community promises to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those affected by hearing-related issues.

Published 12-November-2024

1. Myung Jang Chatswood

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2. Smoque Brasserie Chatswood

About Smoque Brasserie Chatswood4.6 Google Rating

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3. Bistro Kai

About Bistro Kai4.5 Google Rating

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4. Amah by Ho Jiak

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5. The Yook Chatswood

About The Yook Chatswood4.7 Google Rating

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Authorities Set Stallholder Fees for Chatswood Mall Market

Background To The Decision

Council’s Engagement With The Chatswood Community

Next Steps

A Life Well Travelled

Brushstrokes of Memory

More Than a Hobby

An Exhibition of Discovery

David’s Paintings

Chatswood Performance Confirmed

Background on the Performer

Tour and Album Connection

Accessibility and Format

Booking and Ticketing

A Bigger, Brighter Experience for Chatswood

Open Access for All Abilities

Safety First: What You Need to Know

Chatswood’s Urban Spaces Come Alive

Event Details

Unique Show Format

Band’s Continued Acclaim

What’s on the Program?

About the Orchestra

Concert Details and Ticketing Information

Don’t Miss It

About Myung Jang Chatswood
4.8 Google Rating

About Smoque Brasserie Chatswood
4.6 Google Rating

About Bistro Kai
4.5 Google Rating

About Amah by Ho Jiak
4.5 Google Rating

About The Yook Chatswood
4.7 Google Rating