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We’re beyond excited to bring OMMI DON to Chatswood! After a successful journey with our Redfern location, we’re ready to expand and bring our unique take on Taiwanese comfort food to Chatswood locals. OMMI DON is all about combining convenience with high-quality, fresh, and authentic flavours from Taiwan, making each bento a delightful, flavorful experience.

At OMMI DON Chatswood, you can look forward to our signature dishes like tender Three-Cup Chicken Don, our famous Pork Belly Don, and other creative Taiwanese-inspired options. Each meal is crafted with the perfect balance of traditional Taiwanese techniques and a contemporary twist, reflecting our commitment to delivering the best of Taiwan right here in Sydney. Our new Chatswood location provides a warm, welcoming atmosphere that channels the energy of a Taiwanese street food market, inviting you to enjoy a quick, satisfying meal that doesn’t compromise on quality. Join us for the grand opening! Try out our flavorful bentos, enjoy special launch offers, and celebrate the start of our Chatswood journey with us. 📍 Location: Ommi Don, Chatswood 🗓 Opening Date: TBC Can’t wait to see you there! Come hungry and leave happy, with a taste of Taiwan on-the-go.

Ommi’s Catering was thrilled to be invited to serve at the Taiwan Film Festival, where we provided an array of Taiwanese-inspired dishes that perfectly complemented the night’s cultural and cinematic celebrations. From artisanal snacks to gourmet delights, every bite was crafted to reflect the rich flavors and nostalgia of Taiwan.

As attendees gathered to honor Taiwanese cinema, key figures from cultural organizations, including Director General David Cheng-Wei Wu and film director Hsiao Ya-Chuan, elevated the evening with inspiring speeches. We were proud to serve an array of traditional and contemporary dishes, adding a taste of Taiwan to an already unforgettable evening. Thank you to the Taiwan Film Festival organizers for inviting us and trusting Ommi’s Catering to deliver a culinary experience that brought people closer to Taiwan’s cultural essence. It was a truly magical evening celebrating cinema and cuisine!