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Celebrating 20 Years !


Join us on September 30th, 2025, as we celebrate two incredible decades and over 9,000 services!


We are marking this special occasion, with the launch of cookbook

The Taiwanese Table - Food from the Isle of Formosa.


For over 60 years, Muriel’s mother, Jade, dedicated her time into cooking for families and friends. Jade’s no comprise to quality and her love for food have made Blue Eye Dragon a place like no other. Every dish tells a story, and every meal celebrates the tradition and flavour.


Cooking is a journey of love, and we are compiling a book of love for our food and would love to hear from you -


What makes Blue Eye Dragon special to you?

What’s your favorite dish?

Do you have any fond memories of dining with us?


flavours of taiwan

Taiwanese cuisine is a mixing pot of the best flavours from China with influence from Japan. The blending of provincial cuisines in innovative ways is what gives Taiwanese food balance, intrigue and morishness. At Blue Eye Dragon you'll discover the joy of home style Taiwanese cuisine; local ingredients, treated with care, cooked with love and served with a smile.

Main Dining Room

The Stage

The Courtyard

private FUNCTIONS &

COrPORATE EVENTS

Conveniently located moments from the city and boasting versatility and charm. Blue Eye Dragon is sure to delight your guests with delicious food and sensational service.

Whether its a corporate function, product launch, wedding party or any other celebration, Muriel and the team will ensuring your event is successful, enjoyable and memorable.

Blue Eye Dragon has been a long term supporpter 
of Pyrmont Cares Inc., a local charity focus on
recycling furniture and whitegoods to those who
need them most in the inner city of Sydney.


TOGETHER WE CAN!


Increase your tax refund or decrease the amount
you owe by donating* to Pyrmont Cares Inc (PCI).
This is a win-win situation where both you and
PCI will benefit.


Your on-going support means everything to PCI.
PCI can’t thank the community enough for the
generosity. 99% of PCI funding comes from the
community. To minimise running costs, they are
entirely run by volunteers.


*Donations over $2 are tax deductible in Australia

community & local

“Capturing Souls on Canvas” - by Geoffrey Ian Wilson

The LOVELESS COLLECTION


Explores mixed media techniques and applications over signature strokes. The theme that pervades this work still captures dynamic movement on the canvas of Geoffrey’s beloved spirits and creatures whilst exploring larger abstract aerials and landscapes. Mixed media highlights in copper patina, gold, silver or rose gold paint make some of these originals on canvas interactive pieces in the daylight - a constant play on reflecting light.


Blue Eye Dragon’s walls no longer LOVELESS

Geoffrey is an abstract expressionist painter who creates bold, large scale artworks capturing the kinetic energy of subjects. Painting in mixed media, primarily acrylics, his artwork is about a spirit world where the creatures reveal their unique experiences and souls through an organic process. Their moments imagined on the canvas in often vibrant colours and textures. He shares experiences from his 30 years of hand drawing and concept design as an award winning architect, musician and singer songwriter. He is truely a multi-disciplinary artist.


Born in Tasmania in the 60’s, Geoffrey’s pathway to art practice has come from an inherent sense of loss and grief from his birth and upbringing. It’s a central theme running through his subconscious and lifelong search for identity. His experiences through his adopted family life and unreconciled search and loss has shaped him immeasurably.


Geoffrey spent his formative teenage years in California by the American River in one of the first Rudolph Steiner Schools in the 1970s - the energy and spirit of this America, a strong memory for him. Hidden in the stars in the vivid desert skies were the mystical creatures of his childhood. He was taught to trace the dots and find the souls in a Native American dreamtime akin to our Australian Indigenous narratives. His Art often reflects on how cultures across the world, search for their own meaning and identity by reminiscing about their own dreamtime

original Art exhibition

Contact us

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+61 455 455 255

37 Pyrmont Street Pyrmont NSW 2009

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Tuesday to Friday Lunch: 12-2pm

Tuesday to Saturday Dinner: 5-9pm

Public Holidays: Please Check with us

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