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    Shane Osborn's calm, grown-up dining room on On Lan Street holds a Michelin star and runs on produce partly grown in the restaurant's own garden, which is either charming or a little show-offy depending on your mood. Modern European with an Antipodean lean, it's the kind of unhurried place where the cooking is precise and the service matches it. Smart casual, Central prices, and a room that fills with people who have eaten here before.

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    • Blue swimmer crab

      “Expect creations like torched golden figs with ajo blanco, fig leaf oil, toasted almonds and watercress; and blue swimmer crab with crème fraîche, avocado, mitsuba and a truffle dressing.”

      South China Morning Post, 2026
    • Yuzu and lemon posset

      “Always save room for his yuzu and lemon posset – smooth, creamy and with balanced acidity.”

      Michelin Guide
    • Roast quail

      “while the faultless roast quail and seared scallops bring classic cooking to the fore.”

      Eater
    • Seared scallops

      “while the faultless roast quail and seared scallops bring classic cooking to the fore.”

      Eater

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