Sydney · Est. 2026
VIET FLAVOURS, REFINED
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Recipes built on technique, tested in a real kitchen. Vietnamese flavours and French pastry, done properly.
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Latest Recipes
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Pork Stuffed Tomatoes
Cà Chua Nhồi Thịt, is a Vietnamese classic. Halved tomatoes filled with seasoned pork, wood ear mushrooms, and glass noodles, seared and then braised in a light tomato sauce.
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Pandan Scones with Kaya Jam
Pandan scones came out of wanting to do something with kaya that wasn’t toast. Kaya and pandan are a match made in heaven. I’d been making scones for a little while now, that I thought – why not? Why can’t the classic scone be remixed. I’m sure there’ll be plenty of objections to this.
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Tapioca Noodle Carbonara
Handmade tapioca noodles replace wheat pasta in this carbonara, with Chinese pork sausage standing in for guanciale – its rendered fat and caramelised edges doing the same structural work. The technique is faithful; the ingredients are not.
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Banana Coconut Dessert
A Vietnamese sweet soup of whole cooked bananas, two types of tapioca, and a coconut-pandan broth, finished with crushed roasted peanuts.
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About Thomas – Table of Dang
Table of Dang is my space for Vietnamese recipes and French pastry – sharing flavours, refined technique, and the work behind every dish, from Sydney.
I grew up helping my mum in the kitchen, learning through taste, balance, and repetition. That foundation still shapes how I cook today.
Everything here is created by me. I write and test the recipes, cook the food, style and photograph the dishes, film the videos, and build this website myself.
Some recipes are grounded in heritage. Others come from curiosity, technique, and the idea of reimagining familiar flavours in a new way. But all of them are made with care, clarity, and a point of view.
This is not just a place for recipes. It is where cooking, storytelling, and visual craft come together.
Thomas Dang
Sydney