Honeysuckle
Buderim, Sunshine Coast
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Event Description
Honesuckle is a cosy restaurant, located on the top of Balllinger Road, in beautiful Buderim. Inspired by East Asian flavours the menu is designed to share, with the likes of scallop dumplings, red duck curry and crispy chow mein share plates. ‘Buderim’ is a word in the Kabi Kabi language that means ‘honeysuckle’, which is where owner Seung Joo Kim got his inspiration for this stunning restaurant.
WHEN
Saturday, 7th September 2024
AGE
65+ year olds
COST
$39 booking fee
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