graze at Rochester Park – Christmas Dinner
I had been wanting to check out Rochester Park for the longest time. That place is new to me but from what I’d heard, it’s like Holland Village, only less crowded. So for Christmas dinner I suggested Rochester Park and let my friend make all the arrangements. Only when I arrived at the place did I realise it was nothing like Holland Village! Houses that were formerly colonial bungalows had been converted into standalone pubs and restaurants. Currently there are five of them there but I think there are more opening up soon. We went to graze which was a charming restobar helmed by Aussie head chef, Matthew Lawdorn. Photo by graze This place is awesome. The first thing you would notice is the greenery and water features that run through the place. Waiters dressed smartly in black usher guests right to their table. They have this way of making diners feel like royalty. I felt at home almost immediately. Photo by graze Alfresco dining is available at its outdoor pavilion, with candlelights and all. There’s also a long communal table tucked away in a more private area for families and group gatherings. (okay the nice photos were stolen from [...]
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Jun 2, 2009
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and do we have to reserve before we go??
Dec 2, 2010
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took my wife to graze after seeing good reviews of it online. top 10 restaurants of the year etc etc. the reality of things is far from the hype, the food was mediocre at best. there are plenty of restaurants with better food than graze.
Dec 2, 2010
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I may be wrong, but I think the head chef Matthew Lawdorn is no longer at graze but at KHA, another restaurant under the same group. That probably explains it.