Tourism Australia Ambassador Chef Dan Hunter To Give The World A Taste Of Regional Victoria

3 May 2017

Following Brae’s debut in The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list last month, Tourism Australia and Visit Victoria are supporting a series of culinary events across North America, Europe and Asia showcasing Australia’s best produce through the eyes of celebrated Australian chef Dan Hunter.

As one of Tourism Australia’s ‘Friends of Australia’, Dan Hunter will share his uniquely Australian dishes inspired by Brae with collaborations at some of the world’s top restaurants including In Situ Restaurant, San Francisco; Restaurant Andre, Singapore; Contra, New York; and Lyle’s, London. He will also speak at iconic culinary venues including Le Cordon Bleu, London and Culinary Institute of America, New York.

The World’s 50 Best Restaurants announced Brae as #44 on their prestigious 2017 list at The Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne last month, making it the second highest ranked restaurant in the country after Attica at #32.

The global tour will also launch his first book

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