Song Kitchen

A restaurant with societal causes at its core, Song Kitchen strives to serve delicious homemade suppers, the profits of which go towards helping women and children who are exposed to domestic violence.

At Song Kitchen, profit comes second to offering a hand of support to those who need it most. By cooking up delicious suppers, they are also collaborating with local and sustainable producers, contributing to YWCA as a profit-for-purpose establishment, and making a meaningful impact in their community. By dining here, guests will also be contributing to the well-being of society whilst also rediscovering their love for Australia's seasonal produce that informs each and every dish.

The menu changes quite regularly but to give you an idea of what is to come, Song Kitchen is serving up modern Australian cuisine with their signature charm. Right now, guests can graze on glazed chicken wings, crispy pork belly, prosciutto and melon, and a seafood spaghetti adorned with the finest selection from the day's daily catch.

As for the bigger plates, they're veering more towards the European side of things. The classic parmigiana is deconstructed for increased appreciation for all the delicious ingredients that make it what it is, lamb rump is gently roasted for the tenderest cut that simply melts on the tongue, and fresh salmon is paired with spritely grapefruit and lime for an unexpectedly delicious combination. Finally, with a (intentionally) burnt cheesecake and a glass of local wine in hand, you can rest in the knowledge that such sensory pleasure translates to greater good being done in the world. At Song Kitchen, everyone benefits from good food.