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Clara Luna, a semi-permanent pop-up restaurant at Jamsheed Middle Eastern, offers a unique dining experience combining Venezuelan and Syrian culinary influences. Run by chef Frankie Hadid, the casual venue features an industrial setting with outdoor patio seating and indoor lounge areas. The menu includes dishes like lamb shish, fried fish wings topped with tarator sauce, and a tahini-infused tiramisu, paired with Australian wines such as pet nat.
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Clara Luna is a semi-permanent pop-up restaurant in Sydney, Australia, run by chef Frankie Hadid, who was raised in Venezuela by Syrian parents. The menu at Clara Luna blends influences from both regions, offering an international and casual dining experience. The restaurant, located inside the industrial space of Jamsheed, features a patio, lounge-like dining area, and a hangar-like setting with barrels and twinkling string lights. Dishes include classic lamb shish and "pipis and chippies," a briny signature dish. Clara Luna also offers Thursday steak nights and various one-off events throughout the year.
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A semi-permanent pop-up, Clara Luna is run by a chef (Frankie Hadid) raised in Venezuela by Syrian parents, serving food inspired by both places that reaches across cultures.
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It’s casual, fun, international, but then the Australian wine in a deeply Australian setting means it feels like home too.
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Where else can you pair classic lamb shish with fizzy, soft, immensely drinkable pet nat in an industrial space that takes in a patio, a lounge-like dining area, and a hangar-like space filled with barrels and hung with twinkling string lights?
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Fried fish wings are topped with tarator, the nutty tahini-based sauce.
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Tahini is also subtly woven through a simple scoop of tiramisu.
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And when it’s on song, the “pipis and chippies” is a worthy signature dish, briny and juicy and excellent.
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Honestly, what more could you possibly want?
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Good Food reviews are booked anonymously and paid independently.
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A restaurant can’t pay for a review or inclusion in the Good Food Guide.
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