We welcome new Executive Chef Hugh Hazelwood whose extensive Michelin background and many accolades speak for themselves. These include ‘3 Rosettes’ and a 7 in the UK Good Food Guide (a top 100 UK restaurant) and a 2024 Gourmet Traveller top 10 Restaurant in South Australia, “Best Rural Restaurant” and “Chef of the Year”.
Who’s Hugh Menu
A taste of things to come
We invite you to join us and be amongst the first to sample dishes from our upcoming Winter menu launch. Come and see what all the fuss is about.
$65 per person
Bookings essential. Tuesday – Saturday dinner only in Luma Restaurant until 29th August 2025
Not valid with any other offer or discount
A great dinner party entree
Amount | Ingredient |
4 fillets Coorong Mullet | Coorong mullet |
100g salt | Salt |
1 (finally chopped) | Banana shallot |
3 (crushed) | Garlic cloves crushed |
10 sprigs | 6 sprigs thyme |
300ml | White wine |
I packed (cut the tops off, discard bottoms) | Shamaji mushrooms |
1 sliced | Brown onion |
100ml | Cream |
500ml | Chicken stock ( good quality) |
2 | Fresh bay leaves |
40g | Parsley, dill, mint (finally chopped) |
200g | Butter |
500ml | Water |
50mil | Olive oil |
2 | Lemons (juiced) |
5 | Peppercorns |
1 jar | Salmon roe |
To serve –
Place a heaped spoon of the white wine mushroom mixture in a bowl. Place mullet on top.
Hugh’s view ~
Tell us about the recipe and why is it special?
In my opinion, it’s the simplicity of the dish. Coorong mullet as an oily fish, pickled mushrooms and burst of salt from the salmon roe in a rich buttery sauce.
I believe in simplicity. Let the true stars of the show shine.