Sydney: Greek Feast At Perama, Petersham

Maria Laitinen checks out Perama, a traditional Greek restaurant with a contemporary twist in the outskirts of Sydney.


The famous pork belly baklava is simply genius: “layers of flaky filo pastry, pork belly meat, date and pistachios, topped with crispy crackling and served with a date and mastic sauce”. This is a work of art.

“Braised calamari stuffed with jasmine rice, currant, flaked almonds, mint, prawns. Served with tomato, honey,cinnamon sauce and steamed greens” – I loved the hint of cinnamon and the calamari was just so tender.

Vegetarian pastitsio: “Layer of pasta, spiced and herbed eggplant and lentils and topped with a bechamel sauce. Served with a side salad of sliced fennel, baby spinach and walnuts” – The bechamel sauce was sweet and creamy. I think this was a great vegetarian dish.

And the caramel baklava ice cream with bougatsa… Another genious combination of a traditional Greek dish with a twist.

I really enjoyed dining here and would happily go back any time for more.

 

Contact details:

Perama Greek Restaurant
88 Audley St, Petersham
NSW 2049 Australia 

T (02) 9569 7534
http://www.perama.com.au/

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