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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
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.
Good Food hat15/20

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
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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
Chaap Junction food review.
13.5/20

Food truck is Perth’s first eatery serving beloved street food dish

Since arriving in Australia, Pargat Singh has worked as a cook and a truck driver. Chaap Junction brings together both of these past lives as well as Singh’s northern Indian heritage.

  • Max Veenhuyzen
Miki’s is a specialist tempura restaurant in Margaret River that serves tasting menus that celebrate southwest ingredients through a Japanese lens (and vice-versa).
Good Food hat15/20

East meets South West: This kitchen’s singular, thrilling style of Japanese cooking could only exist in Margaret River

Hiding in plain sight on bustling Bussell Highway, this bijou specialist tempura restaurant is one of regional WA’s most essential dining experiences.

  • Max Veenhuyzen

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