Perth
- Review
- Northbridge
More than jazz: Secret Northbridge restaurant shares same adventurous spirit as one of the genre’s greats
Hidden deep in Chinatown, this tiny 25-seater with big Tokyo energy brings youthful brio to Perth’s dining scene.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Perth and Surrounds
Slow burn: Belmont’s Riwayat brings the story (and flavours) of Pakistan to life
Three men walk into a former strip club and turn it into a buoyant Pakistani restaurant serving cooked-to-order karahi, roghni naan, and other lesser-seen dishes from home.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Exclusive
- Restaurants
First look: Lulu La Delizia team brings a cosy 24-seat cantina to Subiaco this winter
By day, this brutalist fantasy will serve lunchtime panini (including a Sopranos-inspired sandwich). After dark, expect aperitivo and pasta.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Mount Lawley
This spirited Beaufort Street osteria both preserves and challenges Italian restaurant culture
In a maximalist dining room serving minimal intervention wines, a firebrand Perth chef is connecting the past and present of la cucina vera.
- Max Veenhuyzen
This dinner mixing Japanese and Italian cooking may be 2025’s most intriguing meals
Bonito bread. Pudding with miso banana. Paired drinks. A one hatted Japanese-Italian izakaya in Sydney is bringing the party to Perth for one night only.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- South Perth
Value-packed lunches and lesser-seen dishes make this eatery a welcome addition to Perth’s Thai dining scene
A Thai restaurant group’s first foray into the street food arena spells promising things for eaters.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Japanese
This intimate counter restaurant in Perth’s CBD is a lesson in quiet sophistication
While the menu includes wagyu, snow crab and other luxury items, it’s the humbler dishes that leave the biggest impression.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Mount Hawthorn
Is Perth’s best Mexican(ish) cooking found in a European(ish) wine bar?
A subtle shift in direction makes an inner-city favourite even more compelling.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Mount Lawley
This French bistro is a masterclass in knowing when to follow and when to flout the rules
A spirited blend of new and old, Sarah and Liam Atkinson’s neighbourhood destination in Mount Lawley remains a bastion of French(ish) dining and wining.
- Max Veenhuyzen
Five WA food and drink events to put into your autumn calendar
Including a new format for a much-loved regional food festival, celebrating African culture, plus a high-powered Australian fine diner heads west for one night only.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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