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City Centre Culinary Delights City Centre Culinary Delights Like us on Follow us on Facebook Instagram Visit us at www.mackaycitycentre.com.au Mackay City Centre Dining Guide Flavours of the world all right here. You certainly don’t need to travel the globe to experience the taste sensations of North America, Asia, Europe and India – simply stroll through the city and stop in for a bite! From modern Australian, spicy Mexican, aromatic Indian and homely Italian to an array of Asian fare, Cuban cuisine and fresh Aussie produce – Mackay’s City Centre is without a doubt a treasure trove of culinary delights. With dozens of eateries across the City Centre, you’re sure to find the perfect dish to satisfy your appetite. Use this handy guide to navigate your way through our city’s mouth-watering meals, delectable desserts and tantalising tipples as you seek, discover, uncover and enjoy, because Mackay City Centre has it all! For more details, visit mackaycitycentre.com.au From spicy Mexican dishes with the perfect fusion of traditional spices like chilli, paprika and oregano, to delectable Cuban cuisine with meat so tender it falls off the bone and onto your plate – you simply cannot go past the taste sensation this region has to offer. Top North American tourist attractions include America’s Grand Canyon, Mexico’s Acapulco and Cuba’s city centre, the picturesque bohemian Old Havana. Mackay City Centre North American restaurants Cactus Jacks Bar & Grill Coco Cubano Global Grill Montezuma’s Ribs & Rumps Sizzler Zambrero Zambrero (Caneland Central) Montezuma’s Cactus Jacks Bar & Grill 94 Wood Street, Mackay 64 Wood Street, Mackay Using as much locally grown produce From authentic Mexican dishes to mouth-watering margaritas, as possible enables this popular Mexican Cactus Jacks is an expert at delivering traditional flavours restaurant the ability to deliver – time with a modern twist. and time again – the fresh, quality taste The signature chilli has a kick that can’t be described it must sensation we all know and love. be experienced; and once you’ve indulged in chocolate nachos, “Wholesome” is the best way to describe let’s just say next time you won’t want to share! All sauces are the meals at Montezuma’s, with dishes handmade to ensure top-quality flavours and freshness. featuring an array of traditional staples including corn, rice, beans, squash and peppers. Vegetarian and other dietary options are available. Coco Cubano 74 Wood Street, Mackay A visit to Cuba in 2011 made Colleen Johnston determined to bring the essence of Cuba and its food to Mackay. The rustic charm, heritage, music and culture of the 50s-style of Old Havana inspired this gorgeous gourmet espresso, chocolate, tapas and cocktail bar. The venue’s authentic decor and aromatic dishes will instantly whisk you away to this vibrant and decadent island. The wafting scents of coconut milk and ginger and the flavours of chilli, garlic and soy reflect the timeless, delicate aromas of authentic Asian cuisine. Its people are known for their loyalty, respect and discipline, and the region for a host of timeless tourist attractions including Thailand’s Ko Samui beaches, Cambodia’s Temples of Angkor and the stunning view from Hong Kong’s Victor Peak. Mackay City Centre Asian restaurants Ban-Na Thai Restaurant Kevin’s Place Banquet House Chinese Restaurant Kowloon Restaurant Bing’s Nomiya (coming soon) Malaysia House BNW Asian Cuisine Noodle Paradise Bob’s Kitchen Pinoy Bistro Eastern Port Mackay Rice Buffet - Yumcha & Seafood Restaurant Sam’s Singapore Restaurant Go Sushi Silver Bird Chinese Restaurant Hot Wok Express Sushi Toong Tong Thai Restaurant & Noodle Bar Tropical Phoenix Garden Restaurant Hot Wok Mackay Restaurant Yatai Sushi Ichi Maki Yummy Food Restaurant Eastern Port Mackay - Yumcha & Seafood Restaurant Ban-Na Thai Restaurant 2 Mangrove Road, Mackay 220 Victoria Street, Mackay If the thought of golden Peking Duck, Banquet style is the best way to make the homemade dim sim and Malaysian- most of your Ban-Na dining experience. style curries entices you, Eastern Sampling an array of dishes, each with Port Mackay - Yumcha & Seafood its own colour, aroma and unique flavour, Restaurant must certainly be your is the optimum way to satisfy your senses. next dining destination. From seafood coconut milk soup and The atmosphere is classy yet cosy, and prawn rolls to sizzling platters and Thai the picturesque water view and friendly beef salad, all meals are guaranteed service will seduce you to stay longer. to please both the palate and the eye. This quality yum cha and seafood establishment boasts flavoursome and authentic cuisine. Kevin’s Place 79 Victoria Street, Mackay Sizzling, spicy Singaporean dishes and efficient, revved-up staff combine with the building’s colonial ambience and the tropical climate to create the unique, quality Kevin’s Place experience. Signature banquet dishes include Sang Choy Bow, five spice calamari and Peking hot and sour soup. Other must-sample menu items include the Singapore-style curry chicken, Malay-style sambal Sam’s Singapore Restaurant beef and black pepper crocodile. 7 Wood Street, Mackay With an affordable, tasty menu and fast service with a smile, it’s not hard to see why this quaint eatery is so Tropical Phoenix Garden Restaurant well patronised. Shop 2, 24 River Street, Mackay Chef’s specials include the beef If it’s choice you’re craving, at the Tropical and black bean, satay chicken and Phoenix Garden – you’ve got it. Mongolian lamb. Open every day of the week, Sam’s Singapore Restaurant There are four delectable Thai and Malaysian is BYO and fully licensed. cuisine banquets to choose from, featuring favourites such as larb gai chicken salad, fried duck with plum sauce and the ever-popular massaman curry beef. With indoor and outdoor dining options available, the venue can satisfy those after an intimate dining experience as well as groups and functions. europeWith culture deeply rooted in art, architecture, music, literature and philosophy, it’s no surprise European food reflects this region’s rich history. A love of food – in particular sweets, breads, seafood and pasta – is a cherished cultural value as is experiencing the pure joy of eating socially. Rome (Italy), Paris (France) and Berlin (Germany) are only a few of the breathtaking places to visit. Mackay City Centre European restaurants A Deja Vu Experience Creperie Restaurant Gelatissimo Maria’s Donkey Tapas Bar Maria’s Donkey Tapas Bar 8 River Street, Mackay Sorbellos Italian Restaurant A gorgeous blue water river view, mellow music, tempting tapas and creative cocktails are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to what’s on offer at this stunning venue. With this view, you’re likely to while away the afternoon as you taste and sip your way through Maria’s menu. Highlights include the chorizo hot pot, potato-spun prawns and an irresistible chocolate tasting plate. Please remember they are an 18+ only venue. Sorbellos Italian Restaurant 166 Victoria Street, Mackay You haven’t enjoyed Italian until you’ve sampled Sorbellos’ freshly made cuisine. The delicate flavour of fettuccine seafood misto, tasty Sorbellos special pizza, traditional veal saltimbocca & fresh homemade tiramisu will leave you wanting more. This family owned establishment is widely recognised for its old-fashioned friendly service, vibrant dining atmosphere and reliably divine freshly made cuisine. di InMackay City Centre a Indian restaurants Wonderfully aromatic and distinctive in flavour, Indian Brothers Restaurant popular Indian spices like tamarind, turmeric, basil, Masala Indian Cuisine garam masala, cumin and cinnamon not only add Masala Indian Cuisine depth to any authentic dish, they also offer a host (Caneland Central) of health and medicinal benefits! Spice n Flavor India is most well-known for its architecture (including the Taj Mahal), Bollywood films and colourful silk saris worn by many of the country’s women. Indian Brothers Restaurant Masala Indian Cuisine Spice n Flavor 98 Victoria Street, Mackay 132 Victoria Street, Mackay 162 Victoria Street, Mackay When you dine at Indian Brothers To serve the best Indian food in town Whether it’s an intimate dine-in Restaurant you’re family, and the is owner Dilip Chaudhary’s dream. experience or indulging in the luxury homey, intimate surrounds of this More than two dozen spices and of having exquisite meals delivered restaurant reinforce this sentiment. condiments are used to create straight to your doorstep, Spice n This philosophy, coupled with full- Masala’s culinary masterpieces. Flavour is the answer when it comes flavoured meals, successfully brings Boasting an extensive menu featuring to authentic upmarket Indian cuisine. the culture and cuisine of North India all the popular Indian favourites – Connoisseur’s specials include to Mackay. The use of genuine Tandoor from samosas and monsoori kebabs rarrah ghost (goat curry), lamb ovens yield tender, cooked-to-perfection, to mango chicken and tikka masala garlic potatoes and mustard fish. overwhelmingly flavoursome and – most – you’ll always be left wanting more. Winner of Best Indian Restaurant importantly – memorable dishes. Buy for Australia (2012) and North QLD one curry and get one free during the (2012/2013/2014) by the Restaurant revitalisation period (weekdays only). and Catering Association of Australia. Modern Modern Australian cuisine is a blend of the resurgence of popular bush tucker, an appreciation of bountiful local produce including meat and seafood, the influence of the many cultures that make up this multi-cultural country, and contemporary cooking techniques using different flavours. An emphasis on fresh ingredients and seemingly uncomplicated cooking allows the original flavours of the food to emerge, and yet perfectly merge with sophisticated presentation all on one plate. Burp.eat.drink 86 Wood Street, Mackay Step inside this Melbourne-style restaurant, with a polished stainless steel/ granite bar and stunning black, silver and red decor, and you’ll instantly be transported there.
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