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Asian-inspired modern cuisine

THERE’S a new must-see restaurant on Hastings Street following the grand opening of Buddha on Hastings on Friday 12 August.
Tipped to be one of the region’s best dining experiences, Buddha on Hastings will feature a menu of modern Asian-inspired cuisine created by Noosa’s chef Joo.
Chef Joo, who is regarded as one of Noosa’s best chefs, will spearhead the new restaurant and offer an extensive and delectable menu to diners.
Located upstairs at Bay Village, this vibrant gathering place embraces its location and offers a diverse range of spaces to drink, dine and lounge with an Asian-inspired decor created by local award-winning interior designer Di Henshall.
Buddha on Hastings will be open five days a week for lunch from Wednesday to Sunday and seven nights a week for dinner, with an emphasis on share plates and Asian-inspired cocktails.

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