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High-energy Melbourne restaurant Chin Chin to open second venue in Sydney

The 100-seat venue will feature a new menu from executive chef Benjamin Cooper as Chin Chin expands to Manly’s growing dining market.

The venue, which launched a Surry Hills branch in 2017, will bring its high-energy atmosphere and accessible South-East Asian-inspired dishes to Manly’s surfside next year.

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High-energy Melbourne restaurant Chin Chin to open second venue in Sydney

The venue, which launched a Surry Hills branch in 2017, will bring its high-energy atmosphere and accessible South-East Asian-inspired dishes to Manly’s surfside next year.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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