Excellent restaurant. Go there for lunch every Friday
. Spicy affair in Vic Park also a good for Indian.
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Excellent restaurant. Go there for lunch every Friday
. Spicy affair in Vic Park also a good for Indian.Was sitting in Hasting street Noosa last week with our daughters and wife at this place,,,http://aromasnoosa.com.au/,,i'm not that into restaurants
or coffee but from the minute we would all sit down and watch all the wildlife walk by and have some food I would rate it as one of the best places we have ever been too, besides the German-Club Brisbane or Taco-Bell in San-Jose well worth the price..imho..
http://brisbanegermanclub.com
or coffee but from the minute we would all sit down and watch all the wildlife walk by and have some food I would rate it as one of the best places we have ever been too, besides the German-Club Brisbane or Taco-Bell in San-Jose well worth the price..imho..
http://brisbanegermanclub.com
agreed, great little restaurant.
Was in Chiang Mai recently. Everywhere I ate was awesome and super cheap. One place stood out from the rest - had fish in red curry, oh my. What's that? 5 bucks for a dish you'd pay around 25+ for here? Thanks for coming!
Perth
Matilda Bay for the finer dinning (not absorbent pricing like Rockpool which imo is average) - http://www.matildabayrestaurant.com.au/
and for an all you can eat meat feast - Lapa - http://subiaco.lapa.net.au/
and for best ribs in Perth - http://www.tonyromas.com/
Matilda Bay for the finer dinning (not absorbent pricing like Rockpool which imo is average) - http://www.matildabayrestaurant.com.au/
and for an all you can eat meat feast - Lapa - http://subiaco.lapa.net.au/
and for best ribs in Perth - http://www.tonyromas.com/
They didn't go broke, Neal Jackson retired.
It was ahead of its time once and used to be pretty fair value, over the last 2 years or so I think he just got tired and possibly fell out of love with it which is a big issue when it comes to something as difficult to pull off as fine dining.
Perth people -this is a list worth checking out. The vast majority of these kinds of lists are disappointing, especially anything with that idiot rob Broadfields name on it but this one is hard to argue with. Naturally I don't agree with everything in it though
Max is a good mate of mine and one of the best food writers in the country imo
http://m.perthnow.com.au/lifestyle/...-and-drink-in-wa/story-fnmlh5g4-1227123344323
It was ahead of its time once and used to be pretty fair value, over the last 2 years or so I think he just got tired and possibly fell out of love with it which is a big issue when it comes to something as difficult to pull off as fine dining.
Perth people -this is a list worth checking out. The vast majority of these kinds of lists are disappointing, especially anything with that idiot rob Broadfields name on it but this one is hard to argue with. Naturally I don't agree with everything in it though
Max is a good mate of mine and one of the best food writers in the country imo
http://m.perthnow.com.au/lifestyle/...-and-drink-in-wa/story-fnmlh5g4-1227123344323
Very good friends with one of his chefs and they were in financial trouble, but hey, maybe his staff were lying for months prior to closing.
Reading the list reminded me - Bistro Guillaume is lovely. Recommended particularly for lunch - the colours and layout really 'pop' in daylight. Beautiful food and excellent service.
Zanzibar - Merimbula
Blatant gratuitous plug for a two-hatted restaurant in Merimbula. Lucky me, I had to do routine inspections in the south of the state. Read the Virgin inflight magazine, up popped this little gem.
South coast oysters pity I shared a dozen with a colleague
Flathead to die for....
Desert.... need I say more.
The cost - priceless (well not at my cost).
Blatant gratuitous plug for a two-hatted restaurant in Merimbula. Lucky me, I had to do routine inspections in the south of the state. Read the Virgin inflight magazine, up popped this little gem.
South coast oysters
pity I shared a dozen with a colleague Flathead to die for....
Desert.... need I say more.
The cost - priceless (well not at my cost).
Brady, I'm guessing being from Radelaide, considering you're in Lorne, you've already passed Loc Ard Gorge. If not, have a squizz mate, it's absolutely gorgeous. In a former life, when I was a photographer's assistant, we did a wedding down there. Perfect day. I remember looking out over the gorge and thinking 'I'm getting paid to look at this'.
Also, while you're in Lorne, check out the Otway Fly Tree Top (http://www.otwayfly.com), so crazily awesome. I have a big time fear of heights and chose to fight it to go to the top and don't regret it, it was so beautiful.
Also, while you're in Lorne, check out the Otway Fly Tree Top (http://www.otwayfly.com), so crazily awesome. I have a big time fear of heights and chose to fight it to go to the top and don't regret it, it was so beautiful.
Yep nice food. Try the burger joint there too. Awesome.
Bar Zar on Carlisle Street in St Kilda is great. You can get a chicken parma (w/ chips and salad) or a hamburger (w/ chips) for $12. Both of them are great, the parma is huge and the salad and chips servings are very generous. Ditto for the burger, too, it's not some crappy little thing.
They also have a house beer, $10 jugs.
Both (food and beer) are an all day, every day thing. Apparently they have one in Geelong, too but I don't know where it is.
They also have a house beer, $10 jugs.
Both (food and beer) are an all day, every day thing. Apparently they have one in Geelong, too but I don't know where it is.
