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Butler’s Pantry (International)

Editorial Review

Menu choices from all corners of the globe and a laid-back atmosphere draw the Annex crowd here for brunch, dinner and study sessions. Almost every cuisine is represented, but Korean bulgogi, Indian biryani, Burmese khowsway, jambalaya and a range of Moroccan plates are the favourites. All are served alongside leafy greens doused in the chef’s allegedly impossible-to-recreate special dressing. Mains $6.95–$10.95.

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