The fourth-floor Terrace spot will fuse Latin American and Asian cuisine and feature outside dining with views over the river. Here’s what else is in store.
Avoid the expensive brands, she says, while dishing up advice on how to “season” it correctly and the type of burner you should use.
Overseeing both venues is a hatted former Paper Daisy and Raes on Wategos chef, who has also worked at Attica and Stokehouse. Here’s what’s in store.
Decked out in black with white marble counters and sheer curtains, it’s serving hefty wagyu tomahawks, oysters and lobster from the tank, and a 300-bottle wine list.
One of 2024’s major openings occupies a one-of-a-kind former laneway space – and it has a star Donna Chang and Same Same chef in the kitchen.
She’s just the seventh person in the world to achieve the qualification – and the first female.
The two-hatted Pilot is popping up in the star Brisbane eatery for a nine-course degustation with paired drinks. But you’ll need to be quick to nab a booking.
In a brightly detailed spot it will serve lovingly prepared tonnarelli, ravioli and tortellini (which can be purchased retail), along with wood-fired mains.
An ex-Greca head chef is cooking Jordanian- and Moroccan-inspired food such as crab omelette with chilli, pipis with harissa butter, and wagyu with mustard.
They’ve worked at Gerard’s, Essa, Pilloni and Bar Romantica. Now they’re on their own with eye-catching food and a killer globe-trotting wine list.
It will serve katsu sandos, soba salads and deep-fried curry bread. There will also be specialty coffee and strawberry matcha, with wine and cocktails to come.