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Nicole Wedding

Nicole Wedding

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Writer, Broadsheet Adelaide

Adelaide

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Total articles 131

  • A ‘Mountain of Pork’ Awaits at Buta Yama Ramen on King William Street

    By Nicole Wedding| Broadsheet Adelaide Verified A ‘Mountain of Pork’ Awaits at Buta Yama, a New Ramen Shop on King William StreetPhoto: Giuseppe SilvestroAfter countless trips to Japan, chef-owner Jameson Chiang has cherrypicked his favourite ramen styles and brought them to Adelaide. In Japanese, “buta” means pork and “yama” means mountain – put them together, as in Buta Yama, and you get “a mountain of pork”. For a ramen restaurant that uses over 50 kilograms of pork leg and back bones on a daily basis, the name couldn’t be more apt.

    By Nicole Wedding · Broadsheet Adelaide

    Feb. 17, 2025

  • 88 Pocha, a Dedicated Dak-Galbi Spot, Comes to Norwood

    By Nicole Wedding| Broadsheet Adelaide Verified Now Open: 88 Pocha, a Dedicated Dak-Galbi Spot, Comes to NorwoodPhoto: Giuseppe SilvestroThe team behind several of Adelaide’s most popular Korean eateries has opened a new spot, and this regional specialty is the only main on the menu. You know the feeling of pride that comes with cooking a delicious meal? If you ask me, that feeling is why experiences like Korean barbeque and its Japanese cousins yakiniku and shabu-shabu are so satisfying.

    By Nicole Wedding · Broadsheet Adelaide

    Feb. 16, 2025

  • A ‘Mountain of Pork’ Awaits at Buta Yama Ramen on King William Street

    By Nicole Wedding| Broadsheet Adelaide Verified A ‘Mountain of Pork’ Awaits at Buta Yama, a New Ramen Shop on King William StreetPhoto: Giuseppe SilvestroAfter countless trips to Japan, chef-owner Jameson Chiang has cherrypicked his favourite ramen styles and brought them to Adelaide. In Japanese, “buta” means pork and “yama” means mountain – put them together, as in Buta Yama, and you get “a mountain of pork”. For a ramen restaurant that uses over 50 kilograms of pork leg and back bones on a daily basis, the name couldn’t be more apt.

    By Nicole Wedding · Broadsheet Adelaide

    Feb. 17, 2025

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Broadsheet Adelaide

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

+61 8 8201 2695