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Classic yesteryear flavours have been the calling card of Nieuw Ruin since opening in 2021.

Fremantle’s standard bearer for luxe-nostalgic dining and wining to close in March

You’ve got less than a month to get your fix of golden cauliflower pies, great charcuterie, puffy gougeres and other examples of Blaze Young’s old-school brilliance at Nieuw Ruin.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Doubleview Bowling Club
14/20

The unlikely dining room bringing modern Asian cooking to suburban Perth (again)

Taiwan, Italy and Ireland may be strange (culinary) bedfellows, yet all three nations feel – and taste – right at home at this spirited pop-up kitchen.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
The banchan plate at Tigerfish draws influence from across Asia.
Good Food hat15/20

Cott’s new catch: Why Tigerfish is the summer’s brightest hook

Come for the contact high of wining and dining in a marquee neighbourhood: stay for big-hitting dishes and drinks that reference the many tastes of Asia.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Prawns and octopus.
Good Food hat15/20

Testing the waters: a prototype for the modern WA seafood restaurant

Testing the waters: a prototype for the modern WA seafood restaurant

  • Max Veenhuyzen
WAtoday / Good Food review - Antep Mangal Victoria Park.
14/20

A Turkish favourite expands to Vic Park – and brings an exclusive doner with it

A doner kebab with a difference, the smoky kiss of charcoal, great breads plus an all-time baklava: just four reasons to set course for Antep Mangal’s new outpost.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
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Kangaroo with rainbow chard and native basil.
Good Food hat15/20

This fine dining destination in the Perth Hills embodies the spirit (and flavours) of Australia

Open for just three lunches a week, this intimate 12-seat restaurant in Chidlow is an invitation for guests to taste Australia anew.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Tambay set featuring grilled skewers and a kwek-kwek deep-fried egg.
14/20

The hidden Northbridge dining room where you’ll find a hit of Filipino street food

From grilled chicken and skewers to woozy Technicolor desserts, Kalye Filipino Streats faithfully channels the urban flavours of the Philippines.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Marron with harissa and saltbush.
Good Food hat15/20

This hometown favourite deserves a place on every South West wish-list

Set in a distinctly West Australian setting, this Dunsborough bar and restaurant champions the southwest in delicious, assured ways.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Nasi goreng Pattaya.
14/20

Vivid spice awaits those who seek out this colourful gem hidden near Curtin University

Hit the road and be rewarded with charry stir-fried noodles, vast plains of crunchy lentil pancake, juicy fried chicken and a new perspective on Malaysian cuisine.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Beaconsfield Wine Bar is shaping as a serious destination for lovers of hard-to-find drops.
14.5/20

This suburban Perth wine bar is proof that great hospitality can change neighbourhoods

From Mediterranean classics and great value oysters to Asian-inspired dishes and vino worth travelling for, Beaconsfield Wine Bar – and its promising new head chef – does it all.

  • Max Veenhuyzen

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