Basil Nut Cafe & Restaurant Katoomba

The third-ranked Southeast Asian dish, the train took katoomba and walked 200 meters, about 500 meters from the hotel, the dishes were mainly the taste of the seasoning, the pineapple shrimp fried rice and Dongyin Gong soup were delicious, a group of people did not eat white rice for too long and ordered two bowls, 5 knives a bowl

This is a cafe and western restaurant, located on Katoomba Street in Katoomba, New South Wales. The environment is very good and the decoration is very tasteful. The western food here is mainly fast food, but the coffee is freshly ground and fragrant. I like to have afternoon tea here in the afternoon.

Generous portions with great taste. Highly recommended.

I went to the Blue Mountains with my friends. We took a short break in the town at noon and prepared to go to the Three Sisters Mountain. There were not many people in the town during the day on weekdays. This restaurant is in an alley and it is easy to miss it. Google positioning is not very accurate. The restaurant is a combination of coffee shop + Southeast Asian fusion cuisine. We ordered several different dishes. Tom Yum Goong soup noodles, Lesha, fried shrimp Xingzhou rice noodles, duck fried rice, and the children’s favorite fried food platter are all delicious. The ingredients are also sufficient and authentic. I recommend it to my son who likes Southeast Asian flavors! The environment is not very Southeast Asian, but it feels more like a Western restaurant. The tables and chairs are also a more retro combination of wood and iron. In general: it is enough to deal with a meal that does not pay attention to the sense of ceremony! #The place where friends are asked about #The food that can only be eaten locally #Australian travel #Come to Australia and say hello #Summer food exploration