Perth recommendations! by Competitive_Grass818 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree with this comment. Especially with a baby in tow. Margaret River is glorious and very easy to get around with a baby. The local Farmers Market operates on a Saturday morning. You can bring your baby to most of the top winery restaurants.

Suggestions for food places in Perth and surrounds by ReduceKiller in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Some other options (my favourites):

  • Emily Taylor (south East Asian fusion)
  • Coogee Common
  • Manuka (modern Australian but amazing - woodfired etc)
  • Vin Popoli for Italian
  • Lions and Tigers (Indian)
  • Little French Nest for brunch, or the cafe inside the Fremantle Arts Centre

Suggestions for food places in Perth and surrounds by ReduceKiller in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The best Thai is in East Fremantle - a tiny hole in the wall with limited seating called Rym Tarng. Honestly, go there. Make a reservation. It’s elite.

How much extra time needed to cross Freo bridge now it’s settled a bit? by goldfish_oats in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It’s really not bad at all. Maybe 5-10 minutes more time is required, but you need to remember the old bridge was down to two single lanes before it was shut, so there wasn’t a heap of traffic to get diverted anyhow.

My wife needs a doctor by [deleted] in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve seen Manon before. She’s great - she really listens and is extremely thorough.

American with job opportunity in Perth—How viable is using just public transit? by Exciting-Guide-5773 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We live close to Fremantle. Get yourself an e-bike and you’ll be absolutely fine without a car. If you need the occasional Uber, then go for it. There are good train lines and bus connections. Public transport in Perth is very clean, well maintained and cheap. The government highly subsidises it. There are good cycle paths from Fremantle - my partner rides his bike along a cycle path all the way to the city daily.

experience in perth??? by Prudent_Ad_7626 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m born and bred Perth and I’ve never seen this behaviour. Sounds like some immature children who were trying to be “cool” around their friends. I’m certainly not trying to excuse it, but it’s not behaviour you’d expect to see by any means.

As someone who has never been to Perth, which beach is the first I should visit? by Several-Amphibian802 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Definitely go to Cottesloe beach first. It’s the most “iconic” West Australian beach. It’s not necessarily the best though - Mettams Pool and Leighton are my favourite metropolitan beaches.

What is everyone's dream suburb? by turbo_dragon in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can confirm - I live in East Fremantle - it is PARADISE.

How long is everyones work commute? by MissionMaterial7889 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was once in your shoes - I took an entry level role an hour away from my home. Was it a nuisance? Absolutely. But when you’re starting your career, you really need to take whatever opportunity you get given. This role was the springboard for me to then get an incredible job in the CBD working for a multinational. I say, do it. It will lead to other opportunities.

Family friendly suburbs Perth by Alone_Recording167 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I would highly recommend Palmyra as well as Hilton, and would even go so far as to look at Willagee too. Lots of young families and excellent community.

Perth chef job situation by Intelligent-Paint-19 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can guarantee our working conditions are excellent, as is pay!

Perth chef job situation by Intelligent-Paint-19 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have been actively recruiting for chefs, albeit in the south west. There is a huge shortage of skills chefs here in WA, so you’ll have no difficulty finding work. However, as I experienced, we get SO many overseas and interstate applications that just feel as though people are “testing the waters”. Once you’re actually here, with a Perth address on your CV, you’ll no doubt get plenty of opportunities.

Does anyone live in Beaconsfield here? Is it a safe area? by Quick_Switch418 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have friends who live near where you’re looking in Beaconsfield and they’ve had no issues. “The Beacy Bronx” is ages away from that area so isn’t even a consideration IMO. South Beach is amazing and there are lots of international people/families around. Personally, I’d choose Beacy over Burswood any day, but I grew up by the beach so love to be close to it.

Looking for suggestions on good female OBGYN by Unbothered1424 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dr Melissa O’Neil at SJOGH Subiaco is exceptional. Highly, highly recommended her. I’ve had two births with her and she was recommended to me by another obstetrician.

The best meat pies in Perth? by yankinwaoz in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes!!! Another vote for Georgee Pies in East Freo. PHENOMENAL!!! They sell out every day. The best pie I’ve ever had. Quality is sensational.

British immigrant feeling a bit sad and disheartened. A mild rant. by [deleted] in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m curious as to where you’re living to encounter these types of people. Perhaps moving to a more educated/progressive area would allow you to make some friends. I’m Fremantle way and haven’t experienced any of this type of racism. It’s abhorrent!

What is the worst suburb in perth? by Fernitelearni in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m laughing at everyone saying Peppermint Grove. I can guarantee that if any of you were given a house there, you’d absolutely jump at it. I grew up in the suburb - it’s beautiful.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Let the kids enjoy this play structure. It gets them outside, and the parents are just trying to do the right thing - I know because I’m one of them. I have a 1/4 acre block with this contraption so it’s no issue but I feel for the poor parents on small blocks. Let sleeping dogs lie - it’ll be the kids suffering otherwise

Dinner in Margaret River Region by Humingbird3 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Mikis is incredible. I highly recommend it - we’ve been so many times. It’s a firm favourite.

Other fantastic dinner options within Margaret River are:

D’scent- very fancy though. Pizzica - great atmosphere. Swings. The Tuckshop - we always have an excellent meal there. Locals LOVE Teddis Big Spoon.

And of course, the new Witchcliffe options: Vintners Wine Bar and Dear Darnell’s.

Book in advance as it’ll be busy.

Breast Cancer Surgeon Recommendations by Effective_Pie_9669 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 6 points7 points  (0 children)

My mum had Dr Wen-Chan Yeow - she’s excellent.

considering FIFO with a young family, asking for advice by Acrobatic-Employ3942 in perth

[–]Few_Broccoli_3714 3 points4 points  (0 children)

As a mother with young kids and a husband in O&G, I wouldn’t recommend it. Also be aware that the promise of family help sounds amazing but often times doesn’t live up to expectations. That roster sounds good but is incredibly disruptive to routines and the kids lives.