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Australian restaurants outside Australia usually take their cue from the country's cafe culture, all-day brunch menus, quality coffee, and dishes that borrow freely from Asian and Mediterranean influences. Seafood such as prawns and barramundi often appears given Australia's own strong coastal food tradition.
Expect a brunch-heavy menu, good coffee, and a relaxed, produce-focused style of cooking that mixes influences rather than following strict tradition. Australian coastal cooking has a real seafood tradition, so dishes featuring prawns or white fish aren't unusual, though menus here vary a lot restaurant to restaurant.
Looking at the 1 australian restaurant listings we track, the highest concentration is in Westminster (1).
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1 australian restaurant are listed in our directory right now, most heavily concentrated in Westminster (1).
Not really. It tends to be a fusion style shaped by Asian, Mediterranean and British influences, most recognisable through its brunch and coffee culture rather than one fixed set of dishes.
Smashed avocado on toast and eggs-based brunch plates are the most recognised examples, alongside grilled fish or prawns on more dinner-focused menus.
