Trendy new dining precinct to open at key northside site
An exciting new night-time dining precinct is on its way to Brisbane’s northside, offering an array of cuisine and entertainment right on locals’ doorsteps. HERE’S WHAT’S COMING.
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A trendy new dining precinct is just weeks away from completion at a key shopping hub in Stafford Heights.
Rode Rd Shopping Centre will become a lunch and dinner destination right on locals’ doorsteps, according to the site’s managers.
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Property management company Site8 Director Peter Kneipp said construction on a revamped and extended part of the central shopping centre has been underway for the past four months and is due to finish in the coming weeks, revealing the design of the sleek new venue.
It will combine three existing restaurants — Indian restaurant Dum n Rum, Lanna House Thai Restaurant and Sushi Jun — with another three venues, which Mr Kneipp said would add further variety to the centre’s current offerings.
The 70 sqm, 60 sqm and 48 sqm sites being leased by agent Shannyn Sellwood have already garnered interest from a operators considering with possibilities including a poke restaurant, American ribs and rump venue, burger house, Asian fusion dumpling restaurant and an Italian offering.
He said some of the restaurants also offered wine and craft beer to enhance night-time options.
Mr Kneipp said the local dining hub was catering to a growing trend in people looking for evening dining options close to home and would also increase variety on offer by local food delivery organisations to a large established residential population across Stafford Heights, Chermside West and McDowall.
“These suburban night-time food precincts are becoming very popular … we’re starting to see more in southeast Queensland.
“There’s a great need in the area for a night-time food and entertainment precinct.”
The site, which will feature a sleek new external design will also launch a new alfresco dining area.
The shopping centre venue also includes Salty’s Grill fish and chips and Kova Coffee located in the centre’s original buildings opposite the new project.
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