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Hello Spice Canning Vale review. Picture: Supplied
13/20

What does a $6 bowl of noodles cooked by a machine taste like? We head to Canning Vale to investigate

How do you feed diners nutritious, affordable and tasty meals? Food entrepreneur Mark Sun and chef Vincent Lim have a promising solution.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Gibney review main picture. Pictures: Thom Davidson
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In defence of fine dining: Cottesloe newcomer well and truly earns its two hats

From fit-out to assured cooking, this luxe 200-seat clubhouse overlooking the Indian Ocean is a masterclass in nailing the details.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
All are welcome.
14/20

Wellness takes many forms at wine drinkers’ wonderland in Freo

Two career publicans and a couple of Eagles premiership players walk into a wellness emporium and transform it into a rollicking wine pub.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Imogen Mitchen and Corey Rozario are doing great things with their pop-up at Margaret River skate park.
14.5/20

This freewheeling Margaret River pop-up is blazing a new trail for modern Asian cooking

While BMX bandits practice bar spins and grommets drop-in, an emerging cooking talent is serving game-changing dahl, punchy pickles and other bold Burmese cooking.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Andrea Orabona spins some dough at Da Napoli.
14/20

This suburban pizzeria brings a plus-sized slice of Naples to Canning Highway

On the back of Da Napoli’s menu is the motto, “a’pizze’ na cosa seria”: Italian for “pizza is a serious matter”. But it’s still important to have fun.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
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Wildflower Perth dining room.
Good Food hat15/20

A hat! Is Wildflower as good as it has always been?

After fine-tuning his skills at some of the world’s most demanding kitchens, Paul Wilson brings vim, vigour and imaginative vegetable cooking to a celebrated hotel fine-diner.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Madalena’s is an essential address for lovers of seafood.
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Imaginative dishes make South Freo’s Madalena’s an essential address for lovers of seafood

Madalena’s menu proves unexpected thinking can take seafood to unexpected places.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
This 80-seat restaurant leans hard into the culture surrounding “Australian barbecue”.
14/20

Smoke show: Newly opened Cassia brings modern barbecue to Fremantle

Where there’s smoke, there’s woodfire (and carefully grilled fish, chicken, addictive potatoes and a love letter to the winemakers and brewers of Western Australia).

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Margot’s in Northbridge.
14.5/20

Does William Street need another wine bar? Why ‘more is more’ at Margot’s

Margot’s isn’t (just) another wine bar, and its whip-smart cocktails and Eastern European food make it side number three of a Devil’s Triangle at the top of Northbridge.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
On Fire’s chickens are succulent, perfumed with that unmistakable eau de campfire, and worth getting your hands dirty for.
13.5/20

On Fire flies the flag for Lebanese charcoal chicken and deliciousness

Despite its strong charcoal cooking game, this Canning Highway takeaway also shows plenty of love to vegetarians with full-flavoured plant-based dishes.

  • Max Veenhuyzen

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