Jake Price

Google review

Let me tell you something about Drasko’s Hot Chicken: this place is the real deal. It’s the kind of spot that makes you stop mid-bite, look around, and wonder how the hell Perth got this lucky. Nashville-style fried chicken, done right, with all the soul and swagger it deserves. The chicken? Oh, man. It’s got that crackling crunch that shatters like glass, revealing meat so juicy it’s practically obscene. The spice blend? It’s not just heat—it’s a symphony. It creeps up on you, lingers, and makes you reach for another piece before you’ve even swallowed the first. And the sides? House-made, bold, and unapologetically delicious. This isn’t just food; it’s a full-on experience. Here’s the kicker: Drasko, the man behind the magic, is a Perth kid who cut his teeth at Noma in Copenhagen. Yeah, *that* Noma. You can taste the Michelin-starred precision in every bite, but there’s also something deeply personal here. This isn’t just a chef showing off—it’s a guy who fell in love with hot chicken and decided to bring it home, perfect it, and share it with the rest of us. And for my gluten-free friends? You’re covered. No half-measures here. This is fried chicken that doesn’t just accommodate—it celebrates. Drasko’s Hot Chicken isn’t just a meal; it’s a story. It’s passion, obsession, and a little bit of madness, all wrapped up in a crispy, spicy, glorious package. If you’re not already lining up, you’re doing it wrong. See you there.

Ken Fitzpatrick

Google review

Well with a visit. Staff very attrntive to gf dietary requirements. Both friends suffer celiac and were impressed with concerns of staff. Beef skewers , coconut beef and stir fry broccoli all great.

Lucy Smailes

Google review

Fabulous! Best of all our entire meal was gluten-free, including the divine pita crisps. Can't wait to go back & try some of the other dishes.

Kathryn Booth

Google review

It was pouring with rain one Sunday morning and I wanted to find a cosy warm cafe to sit back and relax and be protected from the cold and windy elements of the outside.. I found the Bodhi Tree 🌳 book Cafe located in Mt Hawthorn and it ticked all the boxes for me in that it was a warm cosy space that served delicious wholesome food and also hot chocolate cacao. If your gluten free you will love Bodhi Trees menu it is predominately vegan and gluten free and did I say delicious as well.. Wander around the book Cafe while you wait for your breakfast or brunch and coffee to be served and you won't be disappointed by the treasures you will find in this place.

Dayna Knox

Google review

Gluten free cost an extra $9 on top of the main meal which was originally $32. Total was $41. I don’t choose to have an intolerance and certainly don’t appreciate such a huge price hike. On the other hand the food was very nice.