Babyface Kitchen Wollongong NSW
White radish salad, soy and Wasabi mustard grace the careful presentation of the raw slices of Hirashima King Fish. Burnsbury Hospitality , with its themes on catering and dining functions, has recently opened something transformative for dining in the Wollongong city area. They already operate 2 Smoking Barrels with craft beer at 9 Crown Street - the Illawarra Brewery - and Son of a Gun food in conjunction with Mel Cox at Sifters Espresso. The crafted beer theme continues in the Babyface Kitchen, but with a tilt towards fine Euro wine lists, fish and a strong emphasis on fusion creations with a Japanese flair. The crispy skin Hiramashi King Fish is also done by Babyface in Miso broth with herbs for a mains, instead of raw slices as in the entree. Perhaps this selection of fish echoes the Babyface Kitchen's attitude, philosophy and adventure in preparing its fare for its customers. ...