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Category: Dining Guide
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THAI hospitality is renowned for being uber polite and demure, so when I heard of a Thai restaurant called Louder Louder in Northbridge I had to check it out. Formerly the Wok Street Chow House, the new owners have done extensive renovations, and the dark woods and detailed interior were inviting on a hot day.…
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It’s not easy eating BBQ when you have a beard. I spent most of my time at Side Door BBQ in Highgate wiping rich espresso and blue cheese dipping sauce, sausage, gooey cheese and runny egg from my bristles – but I loved every minute of it. My fellow bearded bro Jesse recently returned from…
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PINK neon lights blaze “In hummus we trust” as you enter the Hummus Club. I’ve eaten here a few times and can safely say; ”You sure can”. A mate and I were off to see You Know We Belong Together at the State Theatre, so we squeezed in an early dinner at this Northbridge restaurant.…
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GINGER beer and cold black coffee. Really? On the recommendation of the waiter I sipped Leaf & Bean’s drip-brewed coffee with peppery ginger bubbles over ice. I was instantly won over. The concoction was amazingly refreshing on a hot summer day, and didn’t have the overpowering sweetness of most soft drinks. And I have to…
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A PERTH VOICE PROMOTIONAL FEATURE: Legendary Leederville eatery Tsuke Ba serves up some of the freshest sushi you’re ever likely to try this side of Tokyo. Tucked-away in Oxford Street’s Tip Top arcade, this hidden gem is definitely worth seeking out, for super tasty food at a fantastic price. Ideal for a quick bite before…
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RESTAURANTS on Beaufort Street have had their struggles of late, but the popular Miss Potz is about to celebrate its third birthday. Tucked away at the end of Beaux Lane – unofficially known as food heaven – the place was pretty busy on a weeknight and we went unnoticed for a while. On the plus…
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PANDA & Co proudly declares its food is inauthentic Asian. Having eaten the crab linguine ($21), I can attest they have every right to boast. This little eatery on Bulwer Street blends Asian and Australian in yummy dishes like smashed avo ($16) with edamame (immature soybeans) and mint hummus, panko’d scotch eggs ($17), and tataki…
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WHENEVER I see the word tuk tuk, I get visions of D’Angerous Dave driving a jerrybuilt scooter taxi in Thailand. Me, the Thai driver and my 80-year-old mother laughed nervously in the back as we careened around the streets of Chang Mia. It was one of several memorable holiday moments, including a kind local on…
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HANAMI in Mt Lawley is a bit of a hidden gem. Tucked between a tiny hardware store and a chemist on Beaufort Street, it’s easy to miss, but well worth seeking out. The eatery’s website claims it’s dedicated to providing a superlative Japanese dining experience and there’s no argument from yours truly. There’s a variety…
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CHEEKY buggers, they’ve pinched Blake Street Merchants’ salad idea,” I thought as I perused the menu at Ninth and Merchant. But it transpires both restaurants have the same owners and sell salads on their own ($15), or with chicken, beef, chorizo or salmon. Replacing the old Miss Kitty’s Saloon, Ninth and Merchant is a great…
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