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Line-caught Mackerel with Oyster, Lemon Peel, gourmet traveller, Cucumber and Sea Purslane was a real pleasure, with great textural balance and flavours that sang of the sea. If gourmet traveller have yet to step behind the curtain, I urge you to book in for what I think is currently one of the most exciting dining experiences in town. A less conventional hotel dining experience was the 2-week long Noma pop-up at Claridges during the Olympics.

Of all the new openings last year, the one that impacted me most was Sushi Tetsu no surprise there , followed very closely by Kitchen Table. Since its launch, Bubbledogs has had a permanent throng camped outside, yet remarkably the seater tucked behind a velvet curtain at the back of the restaurant has remained relatively unknown. Hot dogs may be what draws the crowds in, but the real jewel of the place is the Kitchen Table where James Knappett ex-Per Se, Noma and Marcus Wareing serves guests a refined course tasting menu each evening. And no, none of those courses feature a dog and bun. Diners, who take one of two sittings, perch on leather swivel chairs dotted around a sleek counter that wraps around the open kitchen, where Knappett and his team cook and plate up. Interaction is encouraged — the chefs describe each dish in detail as it is placed and happily answer any questions.

Melbourne has long held the title of Australia's most exciting food capital. Sure, we've seen Sydney creeping up the ranks and many top chefs moving to regional towns in recent years. But Melbourne's best restaurants continue to hold their own. From restaurants in Melbourne considered some of the best in the world to to trendy venues one imagines is where celebrities dine to new neighbourhood gems that epitomise the city's effortless cool. Melbourne — and wider Victoria — is known for its food. We've scoured the city of Melbourne and its suburbs for the best places to eat, drink and celebrate Melbourne's longstanding restaurant culture. Is it possible to improve on alt-bistro perfection?

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Sign up for best-ever recipes, the latest foodie news and travel inspo from Gourmet Traveller. Everything from the Pirzola seasoned lamb chops and Adana Kofte spicy minced lamb kebab to the Yogurtlu Tavuk Sis chicken breast with yoghurt and butter sauce was tender, succulent and grilled to perfection. At the The Port Hunter we had an enjoyable casual meal of mussels, yellowfin tuna egg rolls, yet another lobster roll and a nice selection of local oysters. More successful were the Tomato Shortcake and Pumpkin Chiffon. We savoured our coffees in the pretty courtyard — a tranquil haven for locals or savvy tourists wishing to rest their feet after hitting the nearby Omotesando shops. The first was the Bone Marrow that I had my eye on the day before. Words by Clarissa Hyman. Woman's Day. Smoked Steak Tartare with seasoned snow-like beef, cooked egg yolk, veil of mustard and pepper bread brittle was equally delicious. Sitting on the ground floor of a tiny 60 year-old abode a rare book museum occupies the space upstairs , Omotesando Koffee was initially intended as a temporary set-up but its popularity has led to it becoming a more permanent fixture. Buy Now.

Alla Wolf-Tasker is sitting in the dining room at Lake House, the Daylesford destination she founded with her late husband Allan, 40 years ago. That she's occupying a table is unusual.

And no, none of those courses feature a dog and bun. Home Magazines Subscription. Inside Out. Country Style. Grilled Tasmania Salmon was cooked on such a low temperature that it ate like raw fish, the soft silky texture contrasted well with the crispy skin and grated radish seasoned with yet more kinome which, like the bamboo shoot was also in season. Aside from the playful well-composed dishes, the service was impeccable, and the dining room beautiful. It was quite a lot for the two of us to get through, especially after all we had already eaten, but with the help of a refreshing vinaigrette-dressed side salad of wilted lettuce and onions we managed it. About the Audience. A vegetarian herself, the Japanese and French-trained chef only uses locally-sourced organic produce at the Nakameguro shop. Crispy Chicken Skin slathered with Rosemary Mascarpone and Bacon Jam further whet our appetite with its bold smoky-sweet crunchy goodness. The moussier Avocado Cheesecake although pleasant, was again muted in flavour. But it was the cheesy meat-packed Cuban roasted pork loin, virginia ham, swiss cheese, pickles and chipotle mayo in a toasted french roll that totally stole the show. Gourmet Traveller magazine print edition will be mailed to the subscriber separately throughout the term of the subscription. Kikunoi Akasaka Minato-ku, Tokyo t. The first preparation of the vegetable was grilled with kinome miso — tender, not at all bitter, and wonderfully smoky from the char.