You’re invited to experience a taste of Australia right here in New York City! Tourism Australia’s “G’day Dogs” food truck will be roaming Manhattan and Brooklyn, serving Aussie-style hot dogs created by NYC-based Australian chefs Simon Drolz-Cox, Old Mates Pub, and Kylie Millar, Blue Hill at Stone Barns.

Each stop will feature a special menu of destination-inspired hot dogs, blending bold Australian flavors with New York’s street food culture. Visitors can also enter on-site for a chance to win a trip to Australia.

Five hot dogs, all inspired by real Australian destinations and dishes, will be available while supplies last:

The Classic- An elevated take on the classic Aussie pork “snag” topped with brown butter onion jam and tomato sauce (or ketchup) and drizzled with iconic Pepe Saya butter from Sydney

The Melbourne Muse- A pork sausage infused with Southeast Asian flavors reminiscent of the tastes found in the vast alleys of the iconic Australian city

Sydney Surf ‘n Turf – A meat and seafood combination that is synonymous with Sydney’s beach culture featuring a beef snag with pepper sauce and topped with chopped prawns

The Double Darwin- lamb sausage brought to life with native Australian ingredients like Warrigal greens (spinach), Tasmanian pepper berry mustard and crispy saltbush

The Brisbane Banger – vegan option celebrating Brisbane’s laidback culture featuring pastrami-style beetroot, charred pineapple salsa, and shredded iceberg lettuce

Visitors will also be invited to share Aussie travel stories and trip inspiration of their own. Real stories from American travelers will act as inspiration sparks – adorning the truck itself, G’day Dogs wrappers, and in the dedicated ‘Trip Jar’.

The G’day Dogs pop-up food truck comes weeks after the US launch of Tourism Australia’s Come and Say G’day advertising campaign, which sees Robert Irwin calling on American travelers to come and experience the vacation that lasts a lifetime.

The food truck will visit neighborhoods across the city, with daily locations and times shared on @australia

Open to the Public