Top 4 Places to Eat in Perth

Written by Callum Taylor, Camille Laurent, Marika Maslanka
21/08/2025
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Perth's culinary scene is dynamic and diverse, celebrating an abundance of fresh local produce and exceptional seafood, influenced by a rich tapestry of international cuisines.

1. Wildflower

Cuisine: Modern Australian, Indigenous-influenced

Perched atop The COMO Treasury, Wildflower offers a sophisticated dining experience with panoramic views of the Swan River and city skyline. The menu is a journey through the six Noongar seasons, showcasing unique Western Australian ingredients, creating dishes that are both peculiar and inspiring. One can expect an elegant atmosphere, ideal for special occasions and those seeking a refined culinary adventure.

Price: AUD 140 - 240+ per person for degustation (approx. USD 90 - 155+)

Getting There: Located on Level 4/1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth. This central CBD location is easily walkable from most city hotels and attractions.

2. Long Chim

Cuisine: Thai street food

Nestled in the basement of the historic State Buildings, Long Chim brings the vibrant energy and bold flavours of Bangkok's street food scene to Perth. The atmosphere is energetic and lively, with colourful Thai graffiti art and hanging umbrellas creating a unique ambiance. Signature dishes include miang kham, crunchy prawns, and flavourful curries, all designed to be shared. It is a fantastic choice for groups and social gatherings.

Price: AUD 50 - 80 per person (approx. USD 30 - 50)

Getting There: Found in the State Buildings, at the corner of St Georges Terrace and Barrack Street, Perth. This central location in the CBD is readily accessible on foot.

3. Bread in Common

Cuisine: Modern Australian, Shared Plates, Bakery

Housed within a beautifully restored warehouse in Fremantle's historic West End, Bread in Common champions communal dining and seasonal Western Australian produce. The highlight is the renowned house-baked organic woodfired bread, served warm with churned butter. Dishes are designed for sharing, with the tender lamb ribs being a popular choice. The ambiance is casually sophisticated with an inviting open kitchen, making it suitable for families, couples, and groups of friends.

Price: AUD 40 - 70 per person (approx. USD 25 - 45)

Getting There: Located at 43 Pakenham Street, Fremantle. From Perth CBD, one can take a train to Fremantle Station (approximately 30 minutes) followed by a short walk to the venue.

4. Juicy Bao Bao

Cuisine: Shanghainese Chinese

Situated in Perth's Chinatown, Juicy Bao Bao is a popular spot for authentic Shanghainese cuisine. It often sees queues, indicating its widespread popularity, yet the wait is typically worthwhile for the quality of food. Must-try items include the flavorful xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) with their tender pork filling and the generously sized pork and prawn wontons in a spicy peanut sauce. The setting is cozy, and the service is efficient, catering well to budget-conscious diners and those looking for a quick, delicious meal.

Price: AUD 15 - 30 per person (approx. USD 10 - 20)

Getting There: Found at 344 William Street, Perth WA 6000, in the Northbridge area. This location is easily accessible on foot from the Perth CBD.

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