Mari Bruny — Restaurant in Bruny Island

It's almost lunchtime, and dealing with my son's picky eating habits means we need a place with either pasta or rice and chicken. Considering the limited restaurant options on Bruny Island, we were relieved to find a spot through a Google search. To our surprise, we saw some photos of Momos and we were eager to find out more on that and thought they might have a Thali option so that our son can enjoy rice and ghee if he don't eat anything else. Surprisingly, the restaurant is owned by Nepalese couple just right next to a stunning view of Adventure Bay.

We decided to try on butter chicken and rice, and my son happily eat enough for him. I needed to finish the remaining. I'm not usually a fan of butter chicken, but this dish was on another level – it felt like there was some magic happening in the chef's hands. My wife had vegetable Linguini and she also felt something magical and said that it was Awesome! We were really impressed, so I suggested the couple to open more restaurants, especially in Melbourne so we could have such delicious good more often. I wanted to try Momos as well but it was finished so may be I will try more options from this Restaurant next time.

If you find yourself in Adventure Bay, don't miss this restaurant, and take the time to explore the beauty of Adventure Bay itself. It's a win-win experience!

To Chefs: Please always continue to make the food with this current standard. Quality goes a long way!

Best wishes from us!

P.S. - Sorry its bit long but wanted to include most of my...

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