What is there to do and eat in Australia?

Question

What are some recipes of australian food?

What are some shopping malls like there?

Whats the Australia Zoo like?

What are some different things to do around australia?

Answer 1

Wow thats a pretty broad question. Okkies aussies like bbq anything, bbq steak, bbq prawns, bbq chops, bbq onions ect. If you go to a Restraunt in Australia you have a huge range of different meals but we love our steak and we love our seafood.

Shopping malls are ok. If your from the states you'll be dissapointed (i used to live in america) They are small, much smaller, and are more expensive.

The australia zoo is an awsome place to visit but i'm bias as I love animals of any kind. It's not like the zoo's in america i visited, it's not all caged up so much. More open and you get too see alot of australia wildlife and some international fav's like the tigers.

And what else is there to do in australia? well theres heaps. Its got the best place in the world to scuba/snorkel (great barrier reef), it has mile and miles of beaches to sun bake on, swim in, jet ski on, fish from, boat in, we have some awsome pubs to share drinks with freinds at. We have ayres rock to check out, theres the opera house and sydney harbour. There's heaps just depend what your into.

Answer 2

do some research on your comp

Answer 3

Roast lamb

Steak

Tomatoes

Burgers come with salad vegetables in them.  Works burgers with have beef pattie, bacon cheese and a fried egg in addition to the salads.

Mixed grill - steak, sausage and lamb or pork chop served with salad or vegetables, the trucker's feast.  

Lakhsa (noodle soup with coconut cream, tofu, curry / chili and lots of other stuff, chicken, fish, or vegetarian)

Prawns - you'd call them shrimp.  Boiled, curried, with garlic,   very rarely barbecued.

Fish and chips

Shredded duck with preserved vegetable chow mien.

Sushi (don't care much for it myself)

Miso soup (it's OK)

You have not lived until you have had a Weis Fruit and Cream bar.

Barramundi (fish)

Red Emperor (fish)

Coral Trout (fish)

Moreton Bay bugs (a sort of lobster)

Mud crabs

Tim Tam

Tim Tam Slam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHzMfZ1Fa...

I suppose I'll have to mention Vegemite and Milo

Pavlova (don't like it myself)

Lamingtons - sponge cake cubes coated with chocolate icing and dipped in coconut.

Tom  Yum Goong soup - this stuff will make your eyes water.

http://www.thaitable.com/Thai/recipes/To...

Shopping malls are shopping malls - mostly full of womens dress shops, cheap jewelers, shoe shops and coffee shops.

Never been to the Australia zoo and don't intend to go.  If you want a zoo, go to Taronga or "Western Plains" zoo near Dubbo.

Hot air ballooning at Canowindra and Alice Springs and lotsa places but mostly in the cooler weather.  

Gliding (sailplanes)

Hang gliding, sand hills south of Sydney are a favoured spot

Surfing at Bells Beach - bring your wet suit or or Queensland south coast, wet suit not usually needed.

Wet suits are good for scuba diving too, not much needed on the Gt. Barrier Reef but handy off southern coasts.  

Caving in Tasmania, Central New South Wales and parts of Queensland.

Circle work in a Holden ute

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Pit/9...

Golf, tennis, netball, squash, there's probably a Royal Tennis court somewhere.

Rugby League, Rugby Union, Australian Rules, Association football and even gridiron for heaven's sake.

Horse races, car races, rallies, athletics, show jumping, rodeos, campdrafting, baseball, basketball, softball.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campdraftin...

Choirs, Rotary Clubs, Morris Dancing (!) Square dancing, Bridge, Masonic Lodges, amateur orchestras, amateur astronomy, stamp collecting, amateur radio, car clubs, amateur dramatics and musicals.

Going down to the club and doing your money on a slot machine.

Answer 4

you can eat what you want

you can go where you want

you can do what you want

(if not against the law) if it is DON'T get caught

Answer 5

Australian food is very multi-cultural - italian,indian, thai, chinese,vietnamese,middle eastern, french etc. We don't have as much mexican food as America and we don't eat as much junk.  Our serving sizes tend to be a bit smaller and what you call appetizers we call entrees, and what you call entrees we call mains.  People barbeque a lot because of our warm weather and outdoor lifestyle.

Australian life doesn't seem to be centred around shopping malls like it is in the US.  It would be a bit sad if you came all this way with so much to see and do here and you spent your time looking for shopping malls.

Australia zoo is relatively new as far as zoos go so it is still being developed.  It is very large which is good for the animals (a bit free-range).  It is very commercialized but I think because they are raising money for endangered species and buying habitat that's OK.  There are many other zoos in Australia which are as good or better but because of Steve Irwin's profile people only seem to ask about his.

All of Australia's cities are very nice to visit and Australia has many amazing natural attractions.  The Great Barrier Reef, Fraser Island, Uluru, The Kimberleys, Daintree Rainforest, Tasmanian Wilderness (just to name a few).