Hyatt Regency Perth is proud to announce that Cafe restaurant has won the Gold Plate Award for Buffet Dining for the fifth time.
The Gold Plate Awards are in their 43rd year and are aimed at providing a significant benchmark for the West Australian hospitality industry. Judges travel across the Perth metropolitan area and throughout regional Western Australia on a quest for excellence.
With a brand new design and fit out completed in 2008 Cafe restaurant, located in the lobby area of Hyatt Regency Perth, offers an interactive dinning experience with three pan-to-plate cooking stations. The concept is the first of its kind in Perth and allows guests the opportunity to liaise directly with the hotels Chefs.
Visit Cafe restaurant at Hyatt Regency Perth to join in the celebration of its success! Cafe is open daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
For reservations please call 08 9225 1234
Monday, December 6, 2010
Gold Plate Award for Hyatt Regency Perth's Cafe Restaurant
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