Reviews on Asian food in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Perched on Tasmania’s southeastern coast, the lively city of Hobart is a unique mash-up of the 19th and 21st centuries. The waterfront cafes, restaurants and studios of the largest city in Tasmania are housed in centuries-old converted warehouses that overlook a harbor bustling with yachts and fishing boats. An active arts scene, vibrant nightlife and leisurely daytime pace add to the city’s charm.
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4 based on 358 reviews
This restaurant continues to offer excellent and tasty food accompanied by very good service. The selection on their menu is comprehensive and easily satisfied the needs of those who observe the Lenten practice of meat free Fridays. I certainly will continue to frequent them.
4 based on 439 reviews
The Saffron is located at the gateway to Hobart â in the historic and picturesque wharf area, across from the Grand Chancellor Hotel. We take great pride in their elegant dining establishment and strive to provide a distinguished dining experience to patr
Overall a great experience the food is northern Indian style so thick or dry curry is the deal which is good for me personally. We enjoyed our meals which were served promptly. Wines were nice and reasonably priced. Service was a tad stern not very welcoming being honest. I would go again if in town.
4 based on 285 reviews
Kathmandu is relatively new to Hobart, offering a delicious range of Nepalese food, taking inspiration from our neighbours India, Tibet and China. Picture a quiet evening out with your loved one, tucked away in an intimate dining space, soft warm lighting
We really enjoyed a range of dishes. If you eat Indian food you will recognise most of the dishes. Spice factor was not too high and the food was tasty. Staff were attentive and the place was full...so can't be all bad. Happy to go back.
4 based on 249 reviews
Three different stir fries and each had their own flavours and the plus was the excellent quantity and quality of vegetables in the dishes. The grandchild loved the curry puffs and the serve of jasmine rice was a lot more generous than the serves we got in Launceston. The bistro is unassuming from the outside and just opposite the Coles in Sandy Bay.We went again two nights later and had two dishes the same and two different ones - a green curry and the Pad Thai - the tofu and vegetable green curry was very nice. But unfortunately the children all found the Pad Thai a little too "funky" - that sweet sour fish sauce flavour. Not sure I'd get that one again.
4 based on 258 reviews
A 20 years old traditional Indian restaurant located in Hobart City.
Arrived as a walk in on a Thursday night. Was pretty quiet as we were early. Ordered main Beef Masala with complimentary rice , Garlic nann and an entre of chicken tikka and shared. We ended up taking some home. Generous portions, very nice food and good service. Wine list was small but good choices available. Food and a couple of wines were $60 so pretty cheap. Premises are a wee bit daggy but great value for money overall.
4 based on 814 reviews
Maybe because itâs head and shoulders above so many eateries that call themselves ârestaurantsâ.Constantly disappointed in the Hobart food scene but never here. As other commentators have said: 5/5 for service, food and ambience.I could add location, with the ability to park in Magnet Court and walk under cover from your car.
4 based on 139 reviews
Wow....just got home and had to write a review about how good our dinner at Kosaten was. If you want to try something different in central Hobart that is somewhat quirky, great value and excellent Japanese cuisine, then Kosaten is for you. The restaurant is easily found near the Hobart waterfront (at Castray Esplanade) and a just a short walk from the GPO / City Centre. Well patronised, not too noisey, orders taken via a tablet on your table (a child could easily manage it), food delivered on a train-like system and a great variety of meals, you won't be disappointed. Can't wait to go back! Highly recommended.
5 based on 58 reviews
Kin is Japanese inspired BBQ mixed with passion for local, seasonal produce and sake. A majority of the menu is cooked on a hibachi grill and can be enjoyed with an artisan sake, Japanese inspired cocktails or beer and wine.
We visited this place three weeks ago and it really knocked our socks off. Small little restaurant of only 11 seats which fits in with the Japanese theme of the place. The service was attentive, the drinks were superb. The wine we had was amazing, wish I could recall the name! Some great Sake on the menu too.Another thing worth mentioning is the value of this place, unbelievable really. I feel like this restaurant and the chef are going to go one to great things, so make sure you pay a visit to this place whilst it's in it's infancy and you will not be disappointed.
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4 based on 289 reviews
Bring the Japanese Gastro-pub to Hobart A welcoming, casual bar where you can share and enjoy great Japanese dishes along with a fully stocked bar specialising in Japanese sake, beers and cocktails. A truly Social dining experience.
Top venue that is always consistent and delivers on all fronts. Currently undergoing a substantial extension given its popularity, i suggest it will only get better. A wonderful and left field drink selection and fantastic array of food. The half price oysters between 3pm and 6pm are hugely popular and the potato salad is amongst the best going around.Awesome venue.
Where to eat Thai food in Hobart: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4 based on 15 reviews
We at Still Thai believe that fresh produce is the best way to deliver remarkable flavours without over seasoning. The focus is on every single ingredient to maintain the natural flavours and enhance the basic elements of Thai Cuisine. We also take into c
If there are 6-stars rating, I would definitely give it 6 stars. (I typically give reviews 4-stars; and 5-stars if they are truly good.) But Still Thai is simply a 6-star rating restaurant. Good service, EXCELLENT food presentation, and truly truly authentic Thai food. I absolutely recommend this place for your meals. Be amazed at how creative they are in their food presentation (e.g. entrees and ice creams). (see my photos attached).Go for it!!
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