Despite barramundi’s indigenous name, did you know that 60% of barramundi in Australia is imported? Surprisingly, nearly half of Aussies don’t know where their barra is from!
To celebrate Australia’s barramundi farmers and sustainable seafood, we are launching Australia’s National Barramundi Day on Friday, 23rd October.
Top chefs and restaurants from across the country have risen to the challenge to serve barramundi specials on the 23rd of October.
Check out the list below of restaurants near you that will be serving delicious barramundi specials!
NSW
Acquafresca by Pilu
The Botanist
The Butler
Bopp & Tone
Embers @ Campbelltown Catholic Club
Kyubi @ Campbelltown Catholic Club
The Ambarvale Hotel
Doyle’s on the Beach
Imaccheroni
Cafe Sydney
Kid Kyoto
Indu Dining
Mejico Sydney
Oliveto Ristorante & Bar
Pilu at Freshwater
Malabar Darlinghurst
Jonah’s Restaurant and Boutique Hotel
Public dining room
Alala’s The Oaks
Hotel Mosman
De Vine food and wine
Rose of Australia
Bel & Brio
Red Lantern on Riley
Verde Restaurant bar
SOUL Dining
Santorini on oxford
Steamers Bar and Grill
Love.fish Barangaroo
The Famous Whalebone Wharf
Scratchley’s on the Wharf
OTTO Sydney
Fire Door
The Beach Byron Bay
La Luna Bistro
Catalina Rose Bay
Luxe Woollahra
Benzin
Coya
Fich at Petersham
Colombo Social
The Royal Paddington
The Toxteth Hotel
The Great Western Hotel
The Fishbox and Co
Zahli Restaurant
QLD
See Restaurant
The Fishmongers Wife
Courthouse Hotel
OTTO Brisbane
Rick Shores
Seabean Spanish Tapas Bar
Seafood Cruise Mooloolaba
Hemingway’s brewery Port Douglas
The Mexican – Port Douglas
Zinc Port Douglas
Hemingway’s Brewery Cairns
Glass Dining & Lounge Bar
River Quay Fish
Noosa Boathouse
The Loose Moose
Nonnas restaurant
Ochre Restaurant
Salt House
Shuck on tedder
Burleigh Bears
Broncos Club
The Shack
Wilkinson
Sassi Cucina and Bar
Neptune’s Palm Cove
The Poyer’s
Mets on Kings
Thomas Corner Eatery
Tempest Seafood Restaurant
Osteria Del Mare
One Fish Two Fish
Hi Poke
Balboa Italian
Noosa Fish Market
Burleigh Surf Club