Long lunching with your nearest and dearest where hours melt away—and dishes melt in your mouth—is time well spent, and Elizabeth Quay's newest outpost, Low Kee, is a chic new addition to the Swan River's long lunch lineup. Boasting tons of natural light and unparalleled views of the Swan River, it's the perfect place to start the festivities before a luxe night out.
Taking over The Reveley's old dining room, Low Kee combines sophisticated timbers, leather and bouclé interiors, surrounded by a showstopping river panorama. The menu is all about big punchy flavours that hero some of WA’s best locally-sourced seasonal ingredients from sea and land, bringing you delicious share-style dining.
On the weekend, it’s all about boozy brunches with your besties, where free-flowing cocktails (or mocktails) flow. Take in the stunning views while you enjoy two hours of bubbles, cocktails or Moet & Chandon if you’re feeling extra luxe, plus a delicious three-course spread. If you're the designated driver of your group, you can opt for the $55 Skipper package with carefully curated mocktails for sipping too, so no one misses out.
If you're pinching those pennies, Low Kee also has a bunch of delish $25 lunch specials so you can dine out for less.
Perched right on the water, The Boardwalk below is also ready to bring the vibes with Thursday knock-off specials the whole team will love. Relaxed in nature, this is the perfect scene for a casual meal or a few wallet-friendly drinks right in the action. And if the sun's shining, the sleek Henry's Rooftop up on level two offers up some pretty spectacular sky-high views of the stunning Perth skyline making it the ideal spot for that quick after work catch up spritz or a great balmy arvo celebration.
Standing tall on the Quay since 2016, The Reveley's three levels each exude their own unique vibe, making it the ultimate hub for any celebration-worthy moment in time.
THE DETAILS
What: Low Kee
Where: The Reveley, Elizabeth Quay
When: Opening August 2023
Image Credit: Leilani Vakaahi
Editor’s note: this article was produced in partnership with The Reveley. Thank you for supporting the partners who make Urban List possible. To read our editorial policy, click here.