MuMu
Sydney, Sydney
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Event Description
Enjoy South-East Asian street food and tasty cocktails in a venue made for late night fun. Inspired by Justin, Dan Hong and Oliver Hua’s travels through Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan & Vietnam, MuMu brings together the playfulness of South-East Asian street food with a wicked cocktail offering and big, late-night vibes.With a menu designed for sharing, and the famous yuzu slushee doing the rounds, this inner-city hang-out (set within the ivy precinct) is the perfect place to drink, dance, and burn the midnight oil.
WHEN
Saturday, 28th September 2024
AGE
55-65 year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
You’ll only be charged if you are confirmed for a seat and don’t cancel at least 48 hours before the event.
NEED TO CHANGE PLANS?
If you’re allocated a seat and later can’t attend, please let us know as soon as possible.
We use card details to discourage no-shows and keep dinners fair for everyone.
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