1. A steamed lobster held by a water in white
    Photograph: Nikki To
  2. Plates of food and a beer on a wicker table
    Photograph: Nikki To
  3. A flat lay of a steamed mudcrab and steamed greens
    Photograph: Nikki To
  4. A flat lay of a Chinese banquet
    Photograph: Nikki To

Queen Chow Narooma

Merivale's Queen Chow is set to head south for a summer holiday at the Whale Inn
  • Restaurants, Chinese
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Time Out says

Hospitality juggernaut Merivale is bringing Hong Kong-inspired favourite Queen Chow to Narooma. The Enmore and Manly yum cha institution will be temporarily taking over the dining room of the Whale Inn, one of Merivale's latest south coast acquisitions. Since the pop-up Chez Dominique has come to a close, the diner is primed and ready to ply the hungry holidaying hordes with Cantonese cuisine, with a particular focus on seafood.

A light and airy space with ocean views and Lazy Susan-topped tables will play host to the Sydney transplant throughout summer and into 2022, as the acommodation and hotel recieve a makeover. 

Queen Chow Narooma’s menu has been created by ex-Mr Wong chef Tal Buchnik, who is also head chef at Merivale’s other Narooma property Quarterdeck, alongside Queen Chow Manly's Toby Worthington. 

Dumpling master Eric Koh will be heading down to oversee the kitchen and hone the steamed, fried and baked dumplings that have made the Sydney counterparts famous. Diners can expect a seafood heavy menu of locally sourced Wagonga oysters with a rice-wine mignonette, crayfish with XO sauce, and sashimi dressed in mandarin ponzu, to name a few. Seems like a good excuse for a roadtrip to us.

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