Con Dedes to reboot Sydney harbourside site with new Italian restaurant

·

Flying Fish owner, Con Dedes and chef, Danny Russo’s new venture Sala is an Italian seafood restaurant that will open in October at Sydney’s Pyrmont wharf.

The historic waterfront location was the original home of Flying Fish before it moved to The Star in 2018, going on to become a Japanese and Chinese fusion restaurant in 2019 prior to its closing last year.

“It’s a clever move, Sydney having lost many of its harbourside seafood restaurants,” wrote Scott Bolles from Good Food.

The Pyrmont site when it was originally Flying Fish.

Speaking with Good Food, Danny said: “We thought there was a gap in the market. The whole idea is built around putting the best Australian seafood on the plate.”

Con added that dishes will include some of Russo’s signature dishes.

“We did a tasting and Danny’s squid ink tortellini on tomato sugo lives on in my mind. It’s going on the menu,” Con said.

Source: Good Food




Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Thousands gather at St George Thebarton Hellenic Festival 2026

Thousands gathered at St George Greek Orthodox Church over the weekend for the 2026 Thebarton Hellenic Festival.

Battle of Crete Council marks ANZAC Day with strong community presence

The Battle of Crete & Greece Commemorative Council of Victoria actively participated in this year’s ANZAC Day events.

Cypriots for ANZACs: Placing Cyprus’ wartime legacy on the map in Sydney

The 2026 ANZAC Day march in Sydney provided a platform for communities to represent their wartime histories within the Australian narrative

ANZAC Day with a Greek heart at Melbourne’s Hellenic RSL

ANZAC Day in Melbourne became a moving tribute to memory, sacrifice and the enduring bond between Greek and Australian service histories.

Strong Greek presence marks ANZAC Day commemorations in Sydney

Members of the Greek Australian community joined veterans and thousands of spectators in central Sydney to mark ANZAC Day.

You May Also Like

Steve Dimopoulos MP faces backlash over rock climbing restrictions at Mount Arapiles

Steve Dimopoulos MP finds himself at the centre of a heated national debate over public access to culturally significant Indigenous sites.

Greek comedy-drama production in SA promises a ‘roller-coaster ride’ of emotions

As part of South Australia’s Odyssey Greek Festival, the play 'Mana, Mitera, Mama!' will be performed this weekend.

Turkey will cover Hagia Sophia mosaics during prayers, says ruling party spokesman

Mosaics in Hagia Sophia will be covered by curtains or lasers during times of Muslim prayer, the spokesman for Turkey’s ruling AK Party said on Monday.