LuCha Kitchen + Bar

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LuCha Kitchen + Bar, Brisbane CBD
The old Elizabeth Arcade has been transformed to a 'FudoDori' meaning food street and LuCha is one of the first few to set foot in this lane. I have got no idea re this place until I suggested to Mr let walk past this area and see what is new.

LuCha has an opening offer that time which include 'Buy 1 drink and get the second one free'. Intrigued, we both went inside for lunch that day. While it may be busy that day, I thought the service was still prompt and friendly.

Looking through the menu, there are definitely a variety on the list ranging from different kind of rice or noodle dishes. I was definitely tempted to order their Signature LuCha Roast Chicken dish but worried that the servings size may be too big for the two of us. 


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In the end, we opted for their 'Seafood Laksa' which came with a variety of seafood including prawns, mussels, fish cakes and fish balls. The serving size was decent but thought the soup base was not as strong as I like. It tasted quite watery and missing the supposed creaminess in a laksa.



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Our other main is the 'Roasted pork with rice' and while the portion size was adequate; the roast pork was quite fatty. I have had better roast pork and this was just average unfortunately.


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As for our drinks, we had the rose milk tea which was not too bad, there was hint of rose in there. Our lychee drink was refreshing and not overly sweet.

I think there is potential for Lucha but we just ordered the wrong dish that day. I think the Signature LuCha Roast Chicken sounds very promising. 
 
 

  LüCha Kitchen + Bar Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato

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