Ramen it down
RAMEN is the ultimate comfort food. Inhaling a big bowl of the steamy concoction is the foodie equivalent of a warm hug from a loved one. Ramen is neither a […]
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Let’s meat up
DISCO lives on at The Meating Ground in Fremantle. The city’s newest burger joint is a throwback to the 70’s and 80’s music scene with posters of Donna Summer, James […]
Mouthgasm
GARNISHES can make or break a Bloody Mary. Some bars include olives, while others are more theatrical and serve theirs with mini cheeseburgers or deep -fried chicken wings, playing on […]
Still Ruoccing the terrace
DUCK is the true test of a restaurant,” said my friend, before popping a ravioli parcel into her mouth. I’m pleased to say Ruocco’s duck filling passed the test with […]
Insanely good
I ALWAYS spare a thought for the patients of Fremantle’s old lunatic asylum when ever I visit there. Thankfully over the years the asylum’s grisly past has been softened by the […]
Bob’s crabby, in a good way
THE edamame were wonderfully creamy, but a bit messy to get out of the shell, unlike the crab which was the soft-shell variety, encased in batter and wonderfully crisp. The […]
Take another look at The Local
THERE’S been a bit of controversy down south of late about the Seaview Hotel, rebadged as The Local, with some South Freo-ites harrumphing it’s not their local as they head […]
Great byte
TAKE a squint at this Pixel. No — eyes away from those tiny dots on your phone screen. Look up as you walk down Leederville’s Oxford Street, just up from […]
Is a must visit
POSITIONED high on the spit of land between the Indian Ocean and the Swan River in North Fremantle, Café Isthmus is the perfect breakfast or lunch spot for those who […]
Hits the high notes
THE Attic, on Bannister Street, is a bit of a favourite with Herald staffers, especially the young ‘ens. With its oft-changing and innovative menu that’s hardly surprising, given Gen-Y’s consistent […]
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