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Stanley two-level Cantonese banquet hall at Howard Smith Wharves. Head chef Louis Tikaram runs Peking duck carved tableside, abalone and Cantonese seafood.
Barramundi is the native northern Australian river-and-saltwater fish. Brisbane chefs serve it whole-grilled, pan-fried or sashimi-style with native ingredient garnishes.
Where to eat it: 2 restaurants across 1 city.
Barramundi (Lates calcarifer) is a native Australian fish found in northern coastal and freshwater systems. The name comes from Aboriginal languages of north Queensland; the species was a staple food source for coastal Indigenous communities for thousands of years. Commercial wild fishery and aquaculture grew through the 1980s; today over 80 percent of Australian barramundi is farmed in Queensland and the Northern Territory. Brisbane menus serve it whole grilled, pan-fried with skin crispy or as the contemporary sashimi-style preparation in fine-dining rooms.
Common allergens: Fish
Stanley two-level Cantonese banquet hall at Howard Smith Wharves. Head chef Louis Tikaram runs Peking duck carved tableside, abalone and Cantonese seafood.
Blackbird occupies the riverside level of the Riverside Centre on Eagle Street, Brisbane CBD. Dry-aged steaks, Queensland seafood, Story Bridge views.
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