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Firedoor, Sydney

Firedoor, Sydney

The time is ripe, the fuse has been lit and Lennox Hastie's Firedoor is about to explode onto the scene.
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Lost Heaven, Melbourne

Lost Heaven, Melbourne

Lost Heaven is Melbourne's Hu Tong restaurant group gone Sichuan - which translates as good regional food with smartly honed design principles.
Chum Tang, Sydney

Chum Tang, Sydney

Our restaurant critics' picks of the latest and best eats around the country right now.
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Delhi Streets, Melbourne

Delhi Streets, Melbourne

Our restaurant critics' picks of the latest and best eats around the country right now: Delhi Streets, Melbourne.
Madame Hanoi, Adelaide

Madame Hanoi, Adelaide

Our restaurant critics' picks of the latest and best eats around the country right now: Madame Hanoi, Adelaide.
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Minamishima, Melbourne restaurant review

Minamishima, Melbourne restaurant review

Yearning for an upmarket sushi bar that transports you straight to the streets of Tokyo? Say konichiwa to Minamishima, a hushed temple of Japanese culture in Melbourne’s backstreets, writes Michael Harden.
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A Fatter Duck

A Fatter Duck

Just when you thought the move to Melbourne was big enough news...
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Fleet, Brunswick Heads

Fleet, Brunswick Heads

Heading to Byron for the Easter break? Pack your drinking shoes, the Northern Rivers has a new wine bar...
Bang, Sydney restaurant review

Bang, Sydney restaurant review

Panache could be a watchword for Bang, Surry Hills’ first foray into Bengali dining, but good cooking carries the day, writes Pat Nourse.
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Hawker Hall, Melbourne

Hawker Hall, Melbourne

The beer came first at Chris Lucas' latest hospitality behemoth, a 200-seat Asian hawker-style restaurant...
Hot cross buns

Hot cross buns taste test

We skipped breakfast, rolled up our sleeves and took on the task of taste-testing hot cross buns in the name of retail research. Maya Kerthyasa shares the verdict.
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Meatsmith, Melbourne

Meatsmith, Melbourne

Andrew McConnell is getting down to the grassroots with his next business venture, an upmarket butcher shop...
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Agave Love, Sydney

Agave Love, Sydney

Phillip Bayly first discovered tequila in 1980 when he was employed to paint palm trees on the wall of a Mexican restaurant in Amsterdam...
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Good France

Good France

Our restaurant critics' picks of the latest and best eats around the country right now.
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Tipo 00, Melbourne restaurant review

Tipo 00, Melbourne restaurant review

Tipo 00 declares itself a pasta bar upfront but it’s not business-as-usual modern Italian – it has some tricks up its sleeve, writes Michael Harden.
Melbourne Tomato Festival 2015 recap

Melbourne Tomato Festival 2015 recap

If ever there was any doubt that the humble tomato is an ingredient that inspires love and devotion, Sunday's inaugural Melbourne Tomato Festival emphatically put paid to that.
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Bar Clarine, Melbourne

Bar Clarine, Melbourne

So you love the wine list at Belle's Hot Chicken, but would rather pair it with something other than fried bird?
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March into Merivale 2015

March into Merivale 2015

It's time for March into Merivale, the hospitality group's in-house food (and now lifestyle) festival, back for its seventh year...
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Sagra, Malvern

Sagra, Malvern

In Italy, a sagra is a local food festival. In Melbourne's Malvern, it's the name of an ambitious, four-level Italian...
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Gazpacho y Más

Gazpacho y Más

Pope Joan's Matt Wilkinson is teaming up with wine importer Scott Wasley for a series of Andalusian sessions...
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