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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...

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 ...

Train ride to Mandurah, appreciating the peace and quiet in our Peel Region. Coffee and sunshine 😎 We recently took a train ride to Mandurah for a spontaneous day trip. We departed from the Stirling Station and parked our car at the station for free (free parking on the weekend). We bought a family day ride ticket for $12.80 which we figured was cheaper than tagging on with our Adult SmartRiders. A tip for you, a family day ride entitles you to inclusive Transperth rides for the whole day (bus, train, ferries) for 2 adults and 2 children. However, it is still cheaper to purchase a family day ride even if there is only two of you (Adults) because on the weekend, the ride is more expensive and if you are traveling far say 3 zones or more. It took approximately an hour to get to Mandurah. From the Mandurah Station, we took the Mandurah Shuttle Bus (588 or 589) which goes around the major sites in the city and returns to the station. We didn't have any trouble...

The mighty corner bar; popular spot amongst hip Leedy-goers. Sundown sesh From Monday to Thursday 4pm to 6pm, you can enjoy PINTXOS; an ultimate Spanish bar experience as authentic as it can get. Blueberry cocktail was delicious! And you can enjoy a free bite with a purchase of an alcoholic drink. Wait there's more!   They have Happy Hour from 4.30-5.30PM. Spread at the bar Cheap and delicious Brought to the table We had a quick scan of the bites available at the bar and picked a few to try out. We returned to our table and the dishes were brought out to us by the wait staff shortly afterwards. Each of the dish's flavours packed a punch. We recommend you to try Blood Mary in tiny shot glass, fig, jamon serrano, goats cheese on bread and tortilla, aioli, pimento on bread for a buck! House made Sangria traditional Spanish way Bloody Mary At first glance of the PINTXOS available, we were worried we won't be lea...