Plating up WA Singapore edition: Get a taste of Western Australia right here

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Plating up WA: Singapore edition kicks off on 1 June 2022. An exclusive gastronomical extravaganza that brings together food-loving Singaporeans to enjoy the very finest of Western Australian produce.

PLATING UP WA singapore edition
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The past 2 years have been rather difficult for avid travellers like me. Destinations like Tasmania and New South Wales were easy destinations to travel to before the pandemic happened. With this festival, I can get a taste of Western Australia without having to fly there.

There will be a total of 21 restaurants and bars contributing to this special dining festival, presenting their specially curated dishes and drinks during this month-long promotion. In conjunction with its sister edition in Western Australia, never has a dining festival run concurrently in two countries at the same time.

This festival provides an insightful experience for both diners in Singapore and across Western Australia.

Each Singapore venue will showcase at least one menu item using a WA ingredient such as Margaret River wagyu, Fremantle octopus, sustainably farmed Dorper lamb, marrons, and black barley. The dishes will be featured either in the a la carte menu or as an element of a degustation presentation.

Craft beers made in Western Australia like Rocky Ridge Brewing Company’s Ace IPA, Otherside Brewery’s The Floor is Guava and well-known Margaret River wines from Moss Wood and Cullen will also be on offer.

burnt ends dish
Credit – Burnt Ends

Here are a couple of the participating venues and what they are offering:
Burnt Ends— the Michelin-starred modern barbecue restaurant headed by Perth native chef-owner, Dave Pynt, plates up two dishes: WA marron, tobiko, and kombu beurre blanc; and Fremantle Octopus and Romesco.

meatsmith dish
Credit – Meatsmith Little India

Meatsmith Little India— a partner of the Burnt Ends Hospitality Group, they will feature a dish of deep fried spiced Fremantle octopus, sweet chili and onion coulis, smoked masala potatoes, crispy kale, grilled meatsmith sausage, grated horseradish and spanish onion.

For the month of June, diners need to collect stamps from five different venues in the Plating Up WA: Singapore Edition Passport Competition to stand a chance to win a trip for two to Perth which comes with accommodation, in a lucky draw jointly sponsored by the Government of Western Australia Singapore Office and Luxury Escapes.

To see the list of all 21 participating outlets, please click here.

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Aaron Tan

A Singaporean ex-hotel chef who crazily plunged into the writing media world. Loves hawker centres, kopitiams & strives to find the best char kway teow on our shores!

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