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Love going here when I visit Darwin. Really great piece of history and a fantastic collection of guns, vehicles, etc. Check out the giant coastal gun. Amazing!
From the entrance to the bar, things here are simple. If you like simple with a great view then look no further. One of the most appealing things about this place, is the fact that it has an open area for dining. So the view and atmosphere is fantastic! its back to basics, and put down that phone!. The drink prices are reasonable, and the food okay. the bad stuff: let's begin - food...do not order the barra and chips here i was thinking that by paying 25.00 the barra would be of decent size portion, but no...little strips of barra! and it was lightly battered meaning it didn't cook well, same with the chips. I understand speed, but please..cook the food properly.. The cheesy breads are nice though. Ohh and the special fried rice for $8.00 was freshly cooked!!! that was way better than the barra and chips. A huge decent size serve! The good stuff: Okay view (trust me) and atmosphere, what more could you want, take photos and relax. Now if there was only some jazz music to go with my wine...
Lovely little joint. Friendly, great coffee, great vego food, genuine brewed chai. One of my happy Launceston places.
I’m always a little bit dubious of fusion restaurants. It feels like a mid-90s fad. A gimmicky and kitsch concept none unlike like a baseball alarm clock. In these modern times, especially where austerity seems to be the word of the day, we are demanding authenticity en mass. But I’m often wrong… Hanuman, located just at the edge of Darwin’s party district (or should I say 100 meter-ish street) is a Thai Indian restaurant with an interesting blend. You can really taste the curry flavours mingling with the sweet chilli and it works! Now as I often feel that the grass is greener; we had the tasting plate consisting of Oysters (served with ginger and fish sauce), Methi Prawns, Samosas (that worked best when combined with a honey/soy dripping sauce), Nonya Pork Rolls (very Yum Cha with a curry twist) and Satay Salad (lemon grass chicken with a tamarind sauce). Asian food is by its nature often fused together (Chinese-Malay, Vietnamese with French influence etc.). However with India and Thai on geographic opposite sides of the East, this was a wonderfully unique concoction with each cultural flavour distinctly identifiable but deliciously working together. Great meal, good prices and excellent service.
Fantastic place to go out. The seafood from the buffet is incredible, and you can watch the sun setting over the bay, which is lovely.
We.broke a glass today when we are having breakfast this morning, the lovely lady there is Very nice and clean up the floor , ensure us not too worry about it. We want to say thanks to her.
This would rate as pub very plus meals..good staff and a great range of craft beers!..meals are all reasonably priced
Had an absolutely amazing meal here, probably up there with the best ive had in the territory
Arrived on Christmas Day. Only ones there Owners in the middle of Christmas Dinner Polity pointed in the direction of the campsite and caught up with the owner on Boxing Day. No dramers. Laid back and very friendly Good one