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Any Nutella addicts?! New Nutella-Lovers Family High-Tea at the Hyatt Regency Sydney

by Lisa Creffield 10 April, 2025
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We’re very excited to indulge our Nutella addiction – all in the name of serious food journalism – at the Hyatt Regency Sydney’s new Nutella-Lovers Family High-Tea. It’s the perfect family Easter school holidays treat – to celebrate a special occasion or just for the sheer velvety-hazelnutty-chocolately feast. There are only three exclusive sittings – so book now! We’ve also got a special discount code for Daily Addict readers: for 25% off your Nutella-Lovers Family High-Tea booking, use code NUTELLA25.

The Arrival – Hyatt Regency Sydney

On the western (city) side of Darling Harbour, Sailmaker at the Hyatt Regency Sydney overlooks the water, with a light and airy atmosphere. The Hyatt Regency is the largest premium hotel in Sydney and many rooms enjoy spectacular sunset views towards the faraway Blue Mountains. Sailmaker is a relaxing and light environment, with a big table set up for younger kids to do Nutella and Easter-related art activities while at the tea.

Sailmaker – Nutella-Lovers Family High-Tea

Certain to drive an Easter bunny wild, the menu includes several Nutella-inspired delights by Executive Head Chef Sven Ullrich. It’s a chocolate spectacular, from Nutella pot de crème and Nutella and B-Ready cheesecake to a Nutella flexi ganache, Nutella and caramel brownies and Nutella dipped strawberries. There are also dark chocolate and orange scones – and if you’re still craving even more chocolate, you can add Nutella to them.

Thankfully/disappointingly, depending on your view, Nutella hasn’t made its way over to the exquisite savoury creations, although there’s an Avocado with pickled petit vegetables and rosepetals which rests on “chocolate soil” – this was a curious one, quite sweet. Native Australian ingredients are woven through the collection – there’s a Torched creamy brie with fig and lemon aspen – the star of the show for us, the lemon aspen was a fabulous pairing with the brie – and a Lobster, tobiko, finger lime choux. A Rabbit terrine features rockmelon, parmesan snow and quandong in a tiny crispy shell, and pepperberry zings up a Pork taco with mango. A very fat, juicy Scallop is sprinked with charred sweetcorn and wattleseed crumb, while a Spinach and porcini arancini is infused with salt bush. And if you’ve always wondered what muntries were – here’s your chance: the Mini beef wellington is adorned with muntries relish. It’s like a sweet, spicy apple flavour.

If that’s too exotic for the kids, no problem! Little ones can enjoy a savoury kids’ buffer with mini pizza, beef pies, chicken nuggets, fish fingers, chips and corn-on-the-cob. And while adults can wash down the Nutella extravagance with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine (or a cup of tea), youngsters can enjoy mocktails – a crispy fruity pineapple concoction or a silky velvety Nutella iced chocolate – juices and hot chocolate.

Sailmaker Restaurant, Hyatt Regency Sydney, 161 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000
Dates: Saturday – April 12th, 19th, 26th from midday to 2pm
Cost: Adults can toast the occasion with a complimentary glass of sparkling wine, while little ones sip on juices, mocktails, Rabbit Hole teas, hot chocolates, and baby chinos. $89 for Adults and $55 for Kids. Book here

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Lisa Creffield

Lisa Creffield is a Sydney-based writer originally from the UK. Years of horrifying English school dinners sparked a desire to find something more delicious. Having also lived for six years in the Middle East, Lisa loves discovering new and exciting places and cuisines, from manti in Kazakhstan to sea urchin in Shanghai.

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