All right, one weekend, we hire a car and are wondering where
do we head out. One of my friends did inform of the Ku-rin-gai chase national
park. There some really good look out points. I think its called Bobbin Head.
So, as you drive into the national park, and take a right, and keep driving,
you come across at the end of the road a look out point. The views are
sensational and right in front of you, there is the sea, the entire outline of
the national park and the Palm beach looks right in front of you. It was a
beautiful day and good photography and after a few hours, we were hungry. We
then drove towards the other look out point Akuna Bay. Akuna Bay on the other
opposite end of the national park had this big area where all the yachts were
parked. Endless number of yachts and boats. Right by the waterside, was the café
there. The décor was light and bright. Beautiful view of the hill and the sea
together along with the classy yachts. The beauty of Akuna Bay is that it is
nestled with hills all around, very quiet and discreet and a water way that
opens into the river that goes through the national park.
The café Bistro was a bright and light café with some array
of hot foods, and the rest into the regular pies, cakes, coffee etc. I think it
was a Sunday and after 2 P.M. the kitchen closes and we were in the nick of
time to order. We ordered the chicken burger and the fish and chips.
The chicken Burger was great, simply out. There are most
places in Australia where I have had chicken burger and wished it was a bit better,
more flavor some, and more exprimentative than the conservative chicken
schnitzel burger or the bland grilled chicken burger.
The chicken burger here was good. With beet root, fried
eggs, lettuce, mayo, fresh veggies, pineapple and tasty cheese, I simply loved the burger.
The fish and chips again was quite different . The regular fanfare across most
places in Sydney - soggy beer battered fish with no salt left me mostly
wondering why there is no craving for crispy fried fish. Fish that is crunchy
outside and fresh and juicy inside and with no fishy smell. The kind of fish
that goes well with tartare sauce. Well this fish here at the café bistro was
great. I just loved it. All in all, this is a small little place that has very
good food. It is a bit specifically remote and for the visitors to the Akuna
bay and the Kurin-gai Chase national park. What you would love is the serenity,
remoteness. Highly recommend.
Opening Hours
Monday-Friday 8.30 to
4.00pm
Saturday-Sunday 8.00
to 5.00pm
(winter: June - October 4.00pm)
Address
D'ALBORA MARINA
TERREY HILLS
AKUNA BAY
Ku-ring-gai Chase
National Park
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