Confucious Court is a Chinese restaurant serving cuisine from the Shan Dong province of China. Although you'll find a lot of familiar favourites on the menu, there's also a more unique selection of dishes including fried sea cucumber and braised abalone with shells. The restaurant is modern with touches of Asian decor throughout and a relaxed ambiance.
Eat-in
Vegetarian Chinese
Mains under $30
Licensed and BYO
Group Bookings Family Friendly
Lunch Dinner
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John Lethlean, Reviewer
Monday, November 05, 2007
For culinary anthropologists happy to persist and eat off-piste, it's definitely worth a visit.
Be honest with yourself. When was the last time you had a meal that started with potato and ended with it, too? Unless you've been on some unique spud diet, or down celebrating harvest with the potato growers of Korumburra, I suspect the answer is "never". It was a first for me. But here we were at Confucius Court, a new restaurant in Glenferrie Road where Panda sat for decades, winding up a rather interesting dinner with a potato dessert. Low carb it ain't. But more of that later. Confucius opened a few months ago, proudly branding itself as a "Shandong Chinese Restaurant". I have to admit not knowing Shandong was a province of China; I'd not heard of Shandong cuisine before, either. This is where the restaurant's menu comes to the rescue. Sort of. It explains that Confucius was born in Shan Dong. It also says Shandong cuisine "can be traced back to the Spring and Autumn period", whatever that may mean.
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