Canberra comfort foods to get in your belly
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Does the cold have you wanting to eat your feelings? Us too.
So, we’ve done the hard work for you and rounded up some of our favourite Canberra comfort foods, perfect for warming yourself from the inside out. Because it might be cold outside baby, but that doesn’t mean you should stay in.
Miss Van’s Bò kho – Vietnamese-style beef stew
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Char-grilled Flank steak, ‘bo kho’ style gravy, thai basil and bean shoots. It may look like a simple dish but a lot of love goes into it – the beef is marinated in bò kho spices (turmeric, anise, coriander seed, five spice & ginger and a few secret others) and cooked sous vide for 12 hours overnight. The traditional bò kho gravy gets equal affection.
Perfect cooler-weather fare.
Shop 4, 113-119 Marcus Clarke Street, CityWest Carpark, Canberra City | missvans.com.au
Pork Cotoletta from eightysix South
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Northern Italian cuisine at it’s finest –this parmesan-crumbed pork cutlet with potato puree, burnt butter, sage and lemon is the stuff comfort food dreams are made of.
45 Furzer Street, Phillip | eightysix.com.au/south
Canteen’s Hot Daddy Ramen
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For those that love a touch of spice in their life, you will always ramen-ber these brothy noods with spicy miso pork mince, house-made black sesame paste, and chilli oil.
1 Dairy Road, Fyshwick | eatcanteen.com.au
Mr Papa’s Gringo Smoked Burger
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A grilled and smoked beef patty, mushrooms, honey bacon, American cheddar, and a special burger sauce—this is the only bun you need when the temperatures drop.
70 Barrier Street, Fyshwick | mrpapa.com.au
Biang Biang Noodles
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Hand-pulled with traditional techniques and a whole lotta love – Biang Biang noods are delightfully chewy and doused in their signature spicy sauce.
148 Bunda Street, Canberra City | biangbiang.com.au
Feature image: Pew Pew Studio.
