Joanna James
Restaurants in Broome offer variety in choice from Italian, Asian to local specials. These lovely eateries are ready to cater to the serious foodie. Listed below are top picks for you to browse.
The strong presence of Chinese and Japanese migrants in Broome is reflected at the Zensai Restaurant located at Cable Beach. Zensai is a chic Japanese eatery that has well established itself amongst locals and visitors due to its classy menu. On offer are delights such as crispy tempura and chicken karaage. The house speciality, of course, is the sashimi which incorporates the areas freshest seafood delights.
Rambutan is a lovely airy poolside restaurant that serves a range of hawker's favourites from across the world. Influenced by cuisine from Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore and other Asian regions the restaurant is favoured for its excellent choice of spicy Malaysian chicken curry, Filipino pork adobo, Khmer style beef salad and kung pao chicken. Ideal for the adventurous foodie the wide ranging menu promises to take your tastebuds on an exotic journey.
Ideal for guests at Oaks Broome this in-house eatery is named after a bit of local history. One of the more colourful restaurants Broome has to offer, the 1861 is named after the year a new species of oyster was found. The Pinctada Maxima was the largest oyster shell discovered in Roebuck Bay which coincidently was also the largest in the world; a standard shell measures at around twelve inches. This sunny eatery is loved for its casual ambience and fresh selection of cuisine offered for breakfast and dinner. Also ideal for a casual drink with friends the 1861 bar is open Monday to Sunday from 5 pm to 9 pm.
If you find yourself hankering for modern Asian meals head over to the Aarli. There you will love popular delights such as mini pork belly banh mi, Sichuan spicy quail and a lovely Thai broth of mussels. The place is well known for its perfect blend of spices and offers courtyard dining facilities under the shade of fragrant frangipani trees.
This restaurant is for those of you who enjoy a good breakfast. The place has a menu that well amalgamates Japanese and Australian cultures for a delectable 'brekky' menu that includes the likes of breakfast ramen, fresh vegan sushi rolls and delightful bacon and egg okonomiyaki which is a Japanese pancake. Located at Napier Terrace in Broome this place is well worth the morning trek to.
Wonder no more about where to get the best pizza in Broome; it's available at Café d'Amore a charming Italian restaurant located at Jones Place. Wood fired pizza is just one of the popular dishes on the extensive menu covering Italian pasta, spaghetti Bolognese, seafood risotto and veal saltimbocca.
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