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Abell's Kopi Tiam

Restaurants >> Asian

When looking for good quality Asian food in Manuka, it is good advice to overlook busy Franklin Street. Instead, head to the quieter Furneaux Street, where you will find Abell’s Kopi Tiam.

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E.U. Café

Restaurants >> Modern European

Just a kilometre away from Manuka and home to half a dozen eateries, it is here you will find E.U. Café. The energy, passion and experience that has come with a young and dynamic new ownership team are evident from one’s first visit...

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La Cantina

Restaurants >> Italian

Old and new are combined in a unique setting, with rustic Italian food perfectly framed by classic visual cues at La Cantina...

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Kingsleys Steak & Crabhouse

Restaurants >> Modern Australian

Reminiscent of the great American steakhouses, with comfy booth seating, dark timber detailing, a bar and small private dining room, Kingsleys keeps it simple, forgoing the urge to overdress in favour of focusing on quality steak and seafood

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