Western Restaurants in Victoria Park
The best places in Victoria Park to eat Western. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Victoria Park who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Western or dine out.
4.3
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4.3
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City: Victoria Park, 3-7 Victoria Ave, Victoria Park I-3206, Australia
"Amazing, flavoursome food and great atmosphere for a small restaurant. The staff were absolutely wonderful and we had a great time. The eggplant dengaku was awesome! We will be back."
3.9
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3.9
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City: Victoria Park, 314 Albany Highway, Victoria Park, Perth, WA, 6100, Australia
"This place is very professional place.<br>
Head chef shouting orders to the staff.<br>
Service pretty good.I ordered Gnocchi it was amazing crispy gnocchi with great flavour <br>
Too bad that I'm lactose intolerant. It has a lot of Parmesan on it. But it was delicious. My mother had Confit duck it turned out to be a duck salad but it turned out yum <br>
I totally recommend this place to anybody that is looking at this review <br>
I suggest to go there<br>
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Baby Munchkin,<br>"
4.4
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4.4
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City: Victoria Park, 430 Albany Highway, Victoria Park, Perth, WA, 6100, Australia
"It amazes me that this place is not more popular, a hidden gem in Vic Park with delicious food, great service, quiet atmosphere and the toast is to die for."
4.3
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4.3
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City: Victoria Park, 1 Leonard St, Victoria Park, Australia
"Super yummy food!! The tahu telor was so addictive and the soup for the bakso malang was so delicious we got extra broth!"
3
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3
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City: Victoria Park, 280 Albany Highway, Victoria Park, Perth, 6100, Australia
"2.6rating <br>
finally understood why the reviews on this page differed so much - it has different vendors within this one place.<br>
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It's a great concept but I guess the lack of information when dining has gotten me slightly confused-when is mr Miyagi noodles, Don fuzion, Karribean Corner cooking? What day/time are they serving their food, are they taking turns in the kitchen in the week/ part of the day or are they ALL in the kitchen serving food at the same time ? When I look at the menu, which menu belongs to whom? we did see multiple menus we didn't know where to begin. The good ratings showing the good food; which kitchen does it belong to? When is the 'all you can eat hot pot' i saw on FB? Which kitchen supplies the cakes? I gathered as much the burgers/pork knuckles were by Don Fuzion... <br>
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I saw crepe cake and Yuzu Panacotta on Facebook and wanted some but I didn't see that on the menu or display that day. Or I just didn't read the right menu(?) Cakes are displayed by the window sill and not refrigerated so we felt slightly worried about freshness when dining at 7pm. <br>
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We settled with one menu and proceeded to order from it - a tea, a watermelon cake and takoyaki - total was $17. Watermelon "melt" cake is exactly like the one by BlackStar Pastry (Sydney) except that it had pop rocks and was sweeter. I still love a watermelon cake ($8.50 ) though. Takoyaki feels like the ones I buy frozen $6 and heated in the oven. Tea is ok and pot/cup is cute. <br>
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All I can say is - I wish I researched more about the place so I knew what to order then and what questions to ask. That said, this could be too tiring to the normal diner (who doesn't check FB and Instagram all the time), who just wants a good meal and had to try so hard. <br>
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Returning? Yes because I feel like I wasted my time on this first visit so I need to eat their "star dishes" before I pass judgement. lunch time is better maybe?"
3.8
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3.8
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City: Victoria Park, 1 Leonard Street, Victoria Park, Perth Victoria Park, 6100, Australia
"The lively Malaysian breakfast place in perth. all seats were overcrowded. very close to the authentic Malaysian breakfast. “Sarapan” is the Malaysian word that means breakfast. we had the curry buffers that were not tested by aussie land. and how they were made in the kitchen of neneks dapur grandma) in malay. other places have increased size and load of curry buffers for large Aussie food. we had the horlicks sweet and honey as they make it at the camp site with much condensed milk. it's like Malaysian breakfast doesn't expect her extensions to eat."
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The Average price for Western is:
$8.6