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9.11.05

A new chef reigns supreme





The last two weeks saw a new chef strut his stuff.
Dean J. ran the kitchens at Ourimbah for the last two Tuesdays and the crowd went wild. Some very nice handiwork was on display and our patrons enjoyed every morsel of it. Well done Dean!
With up-and-coming chefs of the calibre, as we have seen in this semester (and there are two more promising stars yet to shine for the Preview restaurant!), I'd like to think that an enjoyable dining experience on the Central Coast is assured.

posted by Tourism & Hospitality @ 9.11.05