What kind of restaurant scene does Perth have?

[dawn1]

I like to eat out quite a lot (it’s so much better than cooking) so having access to a wide variety of good restaurants is very important to me. Does Perth have a large and varied restaurant scene? I don’t necessarily mean ‘fine dining,’ I like a good curry as much as the next girl, just that I like to have a lot of options.

[James_Bryant]

Perth is pretty good for choice, being so close to South East Asia means that you can get a lot of options from this region. The one area where we fall down is price, eating out in Perth is not cheap.

[Sophie_Shenton]

Perth has a very varied restaurant scene. The area with the most diverse places would be Northbridge, just north of the CBD which has plenty of restaurants including Asain, Italian, tapas, burgers, and pubs available. Fremantle is the place to go for Italian restaurants and cafes. Leederville also has a good range of Asain and Tapas restaurants too wherever you go there will be little cafes that make great lunch and breakfast too!

[Mark_Taylor]

Perth has so much variety in restaurants and cafes, assuming you're interested in the CBD, you have St Georges Terrace for a large variety, also if you like hidden away, quirky places, try Shafto Lane and Wolf Lane. The list goes on really with great little bars and cafes as well all over the place.

[Ottilia_Magnusson]

Depends to what you are comparing. Restaurant scenes are probably pretty poor compared to London and it is hard to get cheap restaurant meals. Sydney and Melbourne are both a lot better for eating out both in terms of variety and price.