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The standard

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 The high standard at the Standard Perth sets the bar for classy bars in Perth! Too many puns for your liking? ;) T he chef Chase Weber has been working hard since the beginning of the Standard, fusing Asian cuisine into Western bar culture to pair with cocktails and wines and beers, and has been doing it well. In fact, he was crowned the winner of the competition at the Winning Appliances for the WA Good Food Guide's Chef's cook-off. This turmeric wafer duck salad was the winning dish. Most dishes are designed to be shared (or not to be shared which are some of the other dishes on offer on menu). The Spring/Summer menu here is all brand-new except for two dishes which managed to stay; one of which is their famous kangaroo dish (Caramelised kangaroo, sesame soy custard, pineapple, finger lime). CLICK here for the full menu Kingfish ceviche, toasted coconut, vinaigrette, sour coconut This elegant dish was a great start to our course mea...

Raineway

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Raine Square Over 25 food outlets, state of the art Palace Cinema and Raine Way alfresco areas for foodies. Spectacular lighting at Palace Cinema The newly revamped Raine Square has been open for just under a month now. Here are list of things to do inside the precinct: Voodoo Coffee Black and gold interior Brought to you by your one and only Pretzel shop - located in Northbridge, Whitfords and now Carousel, Voodoo Coffee boasts its chic black and gold fit out all custom designed by the clever entrepreneur herself, Brittany. As the name goes, the cafe resonates with its theme mysteriousness and darkness throughout. Pastries for purchase Although they do not provide food service (a.k.a. brunch), there are various pastries available from different partnering businesses such as The Pearl of Highgate and Holy Bagel Company . Merchandise available Various blends available They use their own specialty blend which change every day. So you can ...

Juicy bao

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If you see a long line of hungry diners waiting for a bite of their juicy buns.   Menu When we go to restaurants to dine out, there definitely is a sense of trust if it has an open kitchen. It's very inclusive and inviting. They have a dumpling section right by the front window of the restaurant where passers-by can get a clear view of Dumpling Masters filling in dumplings. Everything on the menu here at Juicy Bao Bao is very affordable and you don't have to wait long for your order to arrive even during peak hours. So despite having to wait in the line to get inside, the turn over here is very quick. Shang-hai stir fried noodles This was your average Shanghai stir-fried noodles with shredded meat and vegetables for $12.8. The noodles were a tad overcooked for my personal preference (I like a little texture in noddles). So I would most likely order something else next time I visit the restaurant. Juicy soup dumplings (Xiao Long Bao) It just ...