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Western Australia - Back to Perth

It was a gruesome 5 hours drive back to Perth City. I was very sad that my holiday was ending and I had to leave this amazing apartment at the harbor side. We had our breakfast at one of the café at York Street. I enjoyed the big portion of scrambled eggs, bacon and toast, while Alfred was happily tucking into his pancakes. It was a lovely day with beautiful weather. I love having my breakfast like that.
 





 
We arrived at Perth at 4.30pm and we drove straight to Fremantle for early dinner. There were many cafes at Fremantle and the famous weekend market was however only opened on Sunday. This was my 3rd time at Fremantle and I'm here again for the 2nd time to try out Western Australia #1 fish and chips at Cicerellos. Prices were reasonable and you'll get decent seafood platter at only AUD21 dollars. Well, I still love their fish and chips. My hubby likes it as well.
 
Seafood Platter, well battered fish and chips at only AUD21
Grilled fish taste great as well
The interior of the restaurant never changed since my last visit in 2005. I've heard that they had changed several owners but still the battered fish tasted great as ever.
 
Their signature long fish tank


You can sit outside if you do not mind the seagulls staring at you




 
After the dinner, we took a walk along the harbor to catch the amazing sunset view. My holiday had indeed ended fast. I was sad to leave but well, time to work hard and look forward to my next destination.
 








 
 
 

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