Treat taste buds to a box of popcorn, choosing from flavours such as passion fruit or caramel; opt for several boxes to share with friends
One or two patrons can treat themselves to a a vegan curry meal that includes a portion of rice, two salads and two portions of curry each
Customers can treat their palates and stomachs to a Japanese bento box lunch with a choice of treats such as a chicken katsu or sashimi
Feast on meals that are vegetarian, vegan, wheat-free and gluten-free, and are different each day; served with a soft drink each
Customers can treat themselves to up to four drinks with a choice of tea with milk and vanilla or coconut, or classic caramel and pure milk
Dig into a Mexican feast of tacos, enchiladas, burritos, quesadillas, and fajitas, with chocolate mousse or a chocolate taco for dessert
Patrons indulge in a three-tiered platter of sweet and savoury treats, paired with sparkling wine and hot chocolate, tea or coffee
Customers can choose from a wide range of Japanese main dishes, such as curries, ramen, udon noodles and donbori, and sip on a soft drink
Start the day or break for lunch with a choice of hot and cold dishes such as omelette, waffles or granola; sip on a cup of coffee or juice
Dine on a Japanese-style feast including a crab salad, sweet lobster tail, miso soup, steak & dessert; upgrade to savour a Wagyū AA9+ steak
Dig into a Mexican feast of tacos, enchiladas, burritos, quesadillas, and fajitas, with chocolate mousse or a chocolate taco for dessert
Clients can enjoy an all-day breakfast dish each, such as French toast or pork and potato, accompanied by a tea or coffee of choice
Feast on traditional Indian dishes such as chutney, samosa, chicken tikka and a curry main; end on a sweet note with a gulab jamun dessert
Enjoy 20% of the final bill and enjoy dishes like marinated chicken, a veggie burger or chilli prawns, and drinks such as wines or beers
Two or four guests can try out a range of seafood including white wine mussels, spanner crab, Champagne-poached salmon and many others
Enjoy a bowl of one of the most popular Chinese dishes with personal touches in a choice of broth flavour and protein, served with drink
Up to six patrons can indulge in an all-you-can-eat Japanese feast, accompanied by a choice of wine or sake
Enjoy a dessert platter made up of goodies including cakes and ice cream, served with a Belgian hot or cold chocolate drink each
Dine in on a lobster tail cooked in a wafu Thermidor sauce and feast on salmon seared with warm rice; opt to include a glass of Champagne
Treat taste buds to a three-course dinner with dishes like braised beef ribs or smoked salmon; finish off with a dessert and a glass of wine
Tuck into a starter such as pork belly, a main such as beef rump, and sip on a glass of wine each; upgrade to include a decadent dessert
Enjoy a leisurely meal of authentic Italian pizza, pasta or risotto with a glass of house wine each and take in waterfront views
Tuck into the likes of beef porterhouse or slow-cooked lamb shoulder with a dessert
Tuck into a starter like satay chicken skewers, followed by a main such as a beef curry or chicken noodles, complemented with jasmine rice
Duos can sip on a glass of wine each and share four Asian-inspired savoury dishes, followed by a dessert to share or ice cream each
Indulge in a sweet or savoury waffle or crêpe and sip on a drink that comes in a choice of flavours like vanilla or Nutella
Two diners can choose up to five Thai dishes such as crispy kung kong or grilled tiger prawns to share and enjoy a glass of Kirin beer each
Feast on several shared courses of Japanese fare, including a signature volcano roll, tempura and dessert; opt to include a bottle of sake
Enjoy Japanese delicacies such as sushi, gyozas, beef tataki, seaweed salad or green tea ice cream, paired with sake, wine or a soft drink
Diners can savour a range of authentic Japanese dishes served in the form of a chargrill or a lobster tail dinner set
Australians are lucky enough to have some of most enviable waterways in the world. When we’re not making a splash, we’re always close by chasing the breathtaking views with a smartphone in hand. For a dinner that boasts a better sight than your date with parsley in their teeth, check out these three watery wonderlands.
Table manners have been around for centuries, though they’ve change with the times. We are no longer required to butter one row of corn on a cob at a time and serviettes don’t always have to be in swan form. Brush up on your own etiquette skills with our top tips.
Ah sugar. The fuel of kids’ birthday parties and weekend Netflix binges the world over has undergone an image makeunder of late, with quitting sucrose at the top of many a health aficionado's hit list. But if, like us, you're still fond of partaking in the sweet stuff, read on.
