Dining at Grand Central

Time to eat.

So you’ve decided to go out to eat? Well, that’s the easy part done. Next question: where to go? Sometimes it’s simple: the kids have a favourite; there’s a new place you want to try; or someone else has made the booking! But if you’re having trouble deciding, here’s the Grand Central top tip – start with your cuisine of choice and take it from there.

Feel like Mod Oz? 

If an old-fashioned juicy burger is your thing, grab the kids and bond over burgers at Betty’s Burgers. If you’re in need of some serious chat, head to Wendy's for an indulgent chocolatey treat.

 Asian sounding good?

You’ve come to the right place. You can get all the authentic noodle-goodness from the Noodle Hut, enjoy sharing copious amounts of steamed dumplings and BBQ pork buns at Yum Cha Cuisine, savour modern Thai Classics at Chong Co, or enjoy family fun at the food train at Sushi Machi. And don’t forget to try out the flavours of India at Indian Tree, with some of the best Naan bread you can imagine. Our newest offering in Duggan Lane, Kuro Beko brings you modern Japanese food cooked to perfection.

How about European?

If you have a group thing going on, think Italian – fresh pasta and pizza at Vapiano are made for sharing; enjoy an alfresco dining experience in Duggan Lane at Piccolo Papa; or hit the fast-paced Rozzi’s Italian Canteen and grab a coffee as well.
If your appetite is calling, nothing satisfies like a perfectly pan-cooked schnitzel with the family at Schnitz. 

Mexican more your thing?

Holding its own weight in its own category, is the much-loved Guzman Y Gomez, perfect for family time, a quick bite on the fly, or if it’s a friends-meeting-up thing grab a margarita and settle in.

How about something from the U.S of A.?

Lonestar has rounded up the biggest flavours of Texas. So grab your boots and head on in for the best BBQ ribs in town. 

Still wondering where to go?

Just come on in and have a wander. You’ll be spoilt for choice.