I had Xanadu blaring at full volume as I roared down the Canning Highway in my Holden Astra. Stopped at the lights, windows down, I got strange looks from a […]

I USED to know a “Baby Roy” back in Glasgow. Unfortunately he was a bald, fully-grown psychopath who would lob mutton pies and empty cans of lager at folk passing his […]

I’VE been keeping an eye out for Sacha Baron Cohen on the Cappuccino Strip. A few weeks ago it was reported he had relocated with his family to WA, so […]

WAKING up to find a half-eaten kebab in my jacket pocket was a regular occurrence during the 1990s. It coincided with “Cool Britannia” and England rising from its imperial ashes […]

I’D been hearing good things about Kava Cafe, so my wife and I headed there for breakfast this week.  Nestled in the Bicton burbs, the cafe is just off Preston […]

THE winter is coming – I can feel it. Grown men are packing away their canary-yellow Speedos and exhuming thermal y-fronts from their wardrobes. On a wet autumnal night my […]

DI Mimi owner Salvatore Lucioli brings a Mediterranean twist to his breakfast menu, as the D’Angers discovered recently. D’Angerous Dave wasn’t sure what to expect from uova caprese (eggs Capri […]

AS we walked into Sohe, my friend Bonnie spotted a sign saying “Sri Lanka” at the front desk. I had read that the restaurant was “contemporary Thai fusion” and so […]

Sri-Lankan born Devinda Jayasinghe grew up in Perth, spending much of his childhood around the South-East Asian restaurants run by his parents. During his 10-year finance career, the urge to […]