Moda Tapas. Brasa. Bar

Brisbane

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Moda Tapas. Brasa. Bar

The chef, Javier Codina, is from Barcelona, Spain and has established a great reputation for his amazing food at Moda. The Catalan influenced menu is innovative. Guest leave raving reviews of their charcoal fired Wagyu Beef and baked figs.

Information

addressThe Barracks, 61 Petrie Terrace QLD
emailfunctions@modarestaurant.com.au
openingHoursTue 4:30pm–late, Wed–Sat 11:30am–late, Sun & Mon closed
phone+61 7 3221 7655
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/modarestaurantbrisbane

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