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Bistro Lamp

Japanese

Shop 5, 3021 Gold Coast Highway
Surfers Paradise, 4217


Phone: 07 5538 4377
Web: http://www.bistrolamp.com

 

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Posted 07 Jul 2009 by Melbourne_Visitor

As per the previous review the restaurant itself is quiet a nice space. There's a place to sit at the bar, seating outside and in. I loved that it reminded me of being in Japan. The menu is limited (particularly for a vege-aquarian), but interesting. We started with the miso chips. Essentially french fries in a miso and black sesame paste. They were a touch sweet for our liking, but pretty good nevertheless. Our mains were more traditional. My partner had a bowl of udon soup with fish, tempura prawns, eggplant and beans. And a raw egg cracked in the middle, which cooked in the hot broth. It was incredibly tasty. I had a bowl of rice, garnished with shredded seaweed and spring onions on the sides, in the middle I had minced raw tuna and a very soft boiled egg. My meal was the perfect pre-marathon meal with carbs & protein! This was traditional Japanese food like I ate in Japan, I enjoyed the experience immensely.

Posted 05 Apr 2008 by Goldie

We came here last weekend on the high recommendation of a friend. It's quite an attractive and funky looking restaurant from the street. Unfortunately we were seated next to a family with small, noisy kids which made the experience less pleasant and the restaurant is small and echoey. They have some interesting/strange menu choices such as Japanese nachos, tofu green curry etc but we ordered teriyaki chicken and soba noodles. I was disappointed as I didn't realise the noodles would be cold. The teriyaki chicken was nice but strangely came with a dollop of mash. I guess they're trying to push the boundaries and blend east with west but it wasn't really my thing. I prefer the traditional

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