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katia rogers said...
Kailis in Leederville, Perth. KR
16-08-2007
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Shih-Ern Yao said...
Zafferano's overlooking the Swan River...
16-08-2007
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Jackie McMillan said...
My suggestion for good seafood in Sydney would be The Codfather, a newly opened restaurant owned by Ross Godfrey (who owns the dreadfully successful Oscillate Wildly, with talented young Daniel Puskas in the kitchen). Beyond that, I like eating Scampi by Matt Moran at Aria, and scallops (with lemongrass and peanuts) at La Mint in Riley Street, East Sydney.
16-08-2007
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Melissa Gray said...
the best seafood restaurant in Hobart is found at Kelly's.
17-08-2007
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Rhi said...
Nicks Seafood
17-08-2007
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Kristi Polglaze said...
Claypots St Kilda
17-08-2007
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Arriarne Kemp-Bishop said...
In Melbourne, right now I reckon Taxi Dining Room (Fed Square) has got it nailed on the incredible seafood front. The stunning way in which they compose their amazing Asian-influenced dishes constantly provides the best cullinary pleasures on my eating agenda. You can seriously close your eyes, point at the menu to order, and be absolutely guaranteed of an amazing taste sensation, no matter what comes out.
17-08-2007
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Siobhan Halse said...
Definitely The Oyster Bar on the Foreshore in South Perth. Best views and the best oysters!
17-08-2007
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Cathryn Wray said...
The best place to purchase fresh seafood is Curelli Seafood Markets in the Gosnells Railway Markets. Not only do they know their product you get fantastic service. They do their own homemade Pickled Octopus- it is amazing - well worth a taste. Domnic is the owner and he is always available to speak to his customers. The shop is always clean and never has that horrible fish smell you get in some seafood shops. Restaurant seafood - you can not go past Jo Jo's on the Jetty. Always cooked to perfection
17-08-2007
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Suzanne Fisher said...
Oceanus in City Beach, Perth
17-08-2007
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mona campion said...
Definetly the Red Herring at East Fremantle...... In fact i might just go ther this weekend
17-08-2007
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Jacqueline Fink said...
Definitely Waterfront Restaurantin the Crown complex in Southgate, Melbourne. The best seafood platters I have ever seen. Everything is on display as well - a feast for the eyes too.
Jacqueline Fink - Melbourne
17-08-2007
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sydboy said...
In Sydney it has to be the Pier in rose bay and it is not all about seafood as the service is wonderful the menu with a lot of variety but due to the prices it is only for special occasions and worth every penny
18-08-2007
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Georgie Roberts said...
In QLD on holidays; Allegria in Sunshine Beach. Menu is interesting and Seafood and fish combinations truly exquisite! Luckily Found the recipes for 2 of their meals; the scallop tartlets and the Orzo Moretan Bay Bug! But I live in Melbourne and our local fish shop in Malvern Central is always fresh and lots of local/domestic seafood! Love it
19-08-2007
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Margaret Turner said...
Best fresh seafood to buy in Brisbane is at Gambaro's at South Brisbane - it's always fresh, there's a lot of choice and the staff are very helpful. Another option is Raptis at Colmslie.
Best Seafood restaurant in Brisbane by a mile is Brett's Wharf - lots of choices, and expertly cooked and presented. Morgans at Scarborough is also good, but futher to get home.
If you like fish and chips then a bit further south is Tweed River Seafoods at Chinderah.
And the fresh seafood shop in Daniel St Caloundra is hard to beat.
27-08-2007
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MikeR said...
Catch it yourself is always the best. You know it's fresh.
Eating out, the best I've had is at a pier restaurant at Lakes Entrance in Vic's East Gippsland, sorry can't remember the name.
21-09-2007
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Beachsands said...
Well I'm with mark and margaret. The very best seafood and fish is caught close to where you live. one of my new life goals is to learn to fish. The other is to eat fish that I am unfamiliar with. I'm a South Australian that lives happily near Chinderah. The blokes there are really honest fishmongers. They will tell you what is local and fresh. If you don't like it, don't eat it. Without buying in to the food allergy thing, you could possibly be allergic to it. I kept trying to eat kiwifruit and eggplant, but know that I am very allergic to kiwifruit and have a similar initial reaction to eggplant...go figure.
There should be no rules in enjoying food.
In the words of one of my favourite songwriters (Christine Lavin) It's from a an Album called >Lucky that he can't read my mind.
It goes something like this....
Look at me i'm chewing
and I'm not scared
Eating sushi is like chewing on your own cheek and sucking down a bucket of tentacled slime.
never feel obligated to eat something because someone else says that you should. Stay far away from crap seafood which tragically abounds throughout our supermarkets and lots of the restaurants.
28-10-2007
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sdbenjamin said...
I would say Nick's Bar and Grill King st Wharf has always been great when I've visited.
14-11-2007
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Cherie Akers said...
Doyles forever in Sydney
26-11-2007
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HB Yap said...
Jordan's Seafood Restaurant in Darling Harbour Sydney.
08-04-2008
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