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How we read reviews →Hatted CBD degustation pairing Korean flavours with native Australian produce and cocktails.
Dark, moody and intimate fine-dining room. quieter tables suit conversation, though a few reviewers find close seating and the glass-walled lobby view detract from certain tables.
Chef Mika Chae explains dishes tableside, a menu that rotates roughly fortnightly, sommelier-guided wine pairings, and native Australian ingredients like wattleseed, saltbush and desert lime worked into Korean dishes.
Chef Mika Chae, originally from Jeollanam-do in South Korea, built the concept and name around his hometown and Korean fermentation staples like gochujang, reworked through Tasmanian and native-Australian producer relationships.
Set menus run $125-150pp, and while most reviewers call it worth every cent for the quality and creativity, a few feel portions are small and pricing steep relative to comparable Korean dining.
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