
Wendy Johnson
Food Reviewer at CityNews.com.au
Articles
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1 week ago |
citynews.com.au | Wendy Johnson
Dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON couldn’t get her head wrapped around Lil Mama’s Studio when it opened on the Kingston Foreshore, but she admired its massive outdoor dining area with loads of sun and pretty specky water views. Was this a community hub for creatives? A café combined with a studio space? A capital venue focusing on coffee and simple eats? In the end, Lil Mama’s Studio is all of these things. It’s a coffee and juice bar. It’s a café with a limited but growing menu.
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2 weeks ago |
citynews.com.au | Wendy Johnson
It took a cool $4 million to fit out the gorgeous-looking restaurant at Murrumbateman’s Shaw Estate and the massive space is picture-perfect with views of a small dam and new vineyard plantings, writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON. Both refined and relaxed, the Shaw Estate restaurant focuses on a Mediterranean-inspired culinary experience. We made matters easy by ordering banquets ($79 a person).
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3 weeks ago |
citynews.com.au | Wendy Johnson
“As much as I pop the champagne cork when a new restaurant, bar or café hits the capital, I am committed this year to toasting the hospitality venues that have been feeding Canberrans and visitors for years and years. They deserve our support,” writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON. I first reviewed multi award-winning Italian and Sons in 2012 and felt right at home when I visited several weeks back.
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1 month ago |
citynews.com.au | Wendy Johnson
“It’s wafu all the way at new Clover in the city, and the concept is exciting to explore… so exciting our group of foodie fans went back for a feed two weekends in a row,” writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON. So, what’s “wafu”? It’s the adaptation of Japanese flavours and techniques into different cuisines, in this case Italian. Don’t be deterred. It takes knowledge and skill to execute cross-cultural ideas and Clover Wafu Italian nails it.
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1 month ago |
citynews.com.au | Wendy Johnson
“Ambrosia Lounge creates concoctions to transport customers to Mount Olympus without the need for a chariot,” writes dining reviewer WENDY JOHNSON. About eight months ago, a groovy lounge opened in what may seem an unlikely place, inviting Canberrans to taste the “nectar of the gods”. Except, the place is perfect. Why? Ambrosia Lounge is just down from locally owned and operated Ambrosia Distillery in the Dairy Flat Precinct, Fyshwick.
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