Sydney Evening Edition

Est. 2026 · Surry Hills

ASH & ONXY

Visit Desk · Surry Hills · File C

The correspondence desk is open.

Write or call ASH & ONXY about a restaurant visit, an evening in the card lounge, a gathering around real poker tables, or a private occasion. Our desk welcomes practical questions about dining, offline poker and private events, then places each note with the appropriate venue conversation. A little context is useful; a formal introduction is not required.

Correspondence register

The contact ledger

Telephone

+61280154726

For dining, card-lounge and general visit questions, the telephone is the direct route for a conversation with the venue.

Correspondence

[email protected]

A written note can set out a restaurant visit, poker night, card-lounge question or private occasion in the detail that is useful to you.

Address

18 Wattle Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia

This is the place to arrive for the restaurant and the evening card lounge. The address is kept here plainly for a practical visit.

Departmental post

Choose your line of enquiry

Dining correspondence

For a considered meal at ASH & ONXY, write about the occasion, the shape of the evening, or how dining might lead toward the card lounge. A few words about a shared table or your group context can help distinguish a restaurant question from a broader gathering note, without turning your message into a list of demands.

Card Room

Card-lounge and poker-night correspondence

Questions about offline poker belong here: real poker tables, Texas Hold’em evenings, table rituals and the quiet social rhythm of a poker-night gathering. Let us know whether you are asking about the physical card lounge, a first visit, or poker-table etiquette. The emphasis is on in-person play, courtesy and conversation rather than screens or speculation.

Private-table correspondence

For private events, an organiser may describe the kind of gathering they hope to host, its approximate group context, and whether dining, conversation or the card lounge is central to the occasion. A note about the atmosphere you have in mind gives the desk a clearer starting point while leaving room for a proper exchange.

Occasion and intended visit

Say whether you are writing about a meal, a poker night, a private table or a general visit. This is optional context, but it helps separate a restaurant question from one concerning the card lounge and lets your message begin in the right department.

Group context

When a shared table or gathering is part of the thought, an approximate group context is useful. There is no need to include personal or payment information; a plain outline of the occasion gives correspondence its proper frame.

Card-room interests

You may mention Texas Hold’em, poker-table etiquette, offline poker rituals, or a quiet first look at the card lounge. These details describe an interest in a physical, social room of cards and conversation, rather than asking you to know every custom before writing.

Preferred reply details

Include the best way to return a reply, with an email address as the usual route. Concise notes are welcome too; the useful thing is a clear name, a means of reply and the question you would like placed before the desk.

Write to the desk

Send a dispatch

Use this form for a concise enquiry about dining, the card lounge, offline poker, private events or a general question. Fields marked required help identify your note and provide a way to reply; the form does not confirm a table, gathering or arrangement.

Your correspondence
Please give the name you would like us to use.
A reply address for this correspondence.
Choose the line that best matches your note.
A brief note about dining, the card lounge, offline poker or a private event is enough to begin.

Prefer your own mail application? Write directly to [email protected].

Anonymous hands arranging cards at a timber poker table in ASH & ONXY's physical card lounge.
Cards, hands and a candlelit table edge: an observation from the physical card lounge as the evening gathers around the poker table.

The card room

A room for the real table

After the restaurant's dining rhythm, the card lounge is a room of real tables, cards and conversation. Offline poker has a different pace when hands are dealt across timber, when attention stays with the people at the table, and when considered manners shape the evening as much as the game itself.

Visitors writing about poker tables or a Texas Hold’em evening may simply say what they are curious about: the social character of the room, the etiquette of arriving, or the kind of in-person gathering they hope to understand. ASH & ONXY keeps that correspondence grounded in dining, presence and a shared table.

“Arrive with courtesy, attention and an appetite for conversation.”

The Card Room Desk

Private correspondence

Private tables, properly addressed

If you are considering private events, write with the character of your gathering in mind: whether it begins around dining, turns toward the card lounge, or gathers more intimately at a poker-table setting. An approximate group context and your preferred contact route are useful starting points. There is no need to settle every detail before the first note; a clear sense of the occasion gives ASH & ONXY something thoughtful to consider.

Write to [email protected]

Filed under · Surry Hills

18 Wattle Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia

Correspondence and in-person visits lead to ASH & ONXY in Surry Hills. Call or write if you would like to clarify a dining visit or a card-lounge question before arriving.

Call +61280154726 Email [email protected]