4 Best Contemporary Asian Restaurants In Surfers Paradise

4 restaurants available nearby

1. EDDY + WOLFF

4.9

Exceptional(153)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary asian • Robina

Booked 7 times today

Eddy + Wolff in Robina is a testament to the heart and soul of Southeast Asian cuisine, crafted with authenticity and flair. This intimate venue, often described as a "hidden gem," offers a culinary journey through Asia with dishes that are both innovative and deeply rooted in tradition. Patrons rave about the "amazingggg" personalized experiences, highlighting the ox tongue and vanilla panna cotta as standout dishes. The atmosphere is consistently praised for its coziness and vibe, creating a perfect backdrop for the vibrant flavors served. As one reviewer notes, "the quality of the meat is really good and the chefs are incredibly skilled in their craft," making Eddy + Wolff a must-visit for those seeking an exceptional Southeast Asian dining experience.

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2. Blessing of the Sun

5.0

Exceptional(7)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary asian • Mermaid Beach

Booked 1 time today

Blessing of the Sun in Mermaid Beach is a culinary jewel, offering a unique twist on Creative Japanese cuisine that is sure to delight any palate. Chef Kohta masterfully blends traditional Japanese techniques with global influences, creating standout dishes like the Japanese Curry Arancini and Mushroom & Truffle Gnocchi. Patrons rave about the "delightful journey of flavors" and the high-quality, seasonal ingredients. With its intimate yet vibrant space, this restaurant provides not just a meal, but a memorable dining experience. As one review perfectly sums it up, "This charming little gem... is a must-visit for anyone looking to savor exceptional food crafted with love.” Make sure to visit Blessing of the Sun for an innovative take on Japanese cuisine that you won't find anywhere else.

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3. Cafe Catalina - Gold Coast

4.4

Awesome(525)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary asian • Southport

Booked 11 times today

Cafe Catalina in Southport, nestled against the picturesque Broadwater Parklands, is a gem of Modern Australian cuisine. With its prime location offering stunning water views, this restaurant is renowned for its exceptional food and vibrant atmosphere. Diners frequently praise the "high quality of food" and the "friendly and attentive" service, making every meal a delightful experience. Highlights include the "amazing oyster" and the steak that "melted in my mouth," underscoring the restaurant's commitment to quality and flavor. Whether you're enjoying a sunset session or a casual meal, Cafe Catalina promises an authentic Modern Australian dining experience that consistently impresses with its fresh and innovative menu.

4. Rick Shores

4.8

Exceptional(4697)

Price: Very Expensive

• Contemporary asian • Burleigh Heads

Rick Shores in Burleigh Heads, Gold Coast, is a gem for lovers of Contemporary Asian cuisine, offering a delightful blend of Pan-Asian flavors with a focus on locally sourced produce. Patrons often rave about the "food to die for," with special mentions of the "Moreton Bay Bug burger" and "Lobster and prawn dumpling." Situated right on the beach, Rick Shores provides an "unbeatable" setting where every seat is the best in the house. Reviewers consistently praise the attentive service and the ambiance that makes every visit memorable. It's clear why diners keep returning, as one guest puts it, Rick Shores is "forever 5 stars!"

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. EDDY + WOLFF

2. Blessing of the Sun

3. Cafe Catalina - Gold Coast

4. Rick Shores

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