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Italian Street Kitchen Raine Square
Italian Street Kitchen Raine Square: Generous Italian flavors in a vibrant Perth CBD dining scene.
4.2
Restaurant
$$$
Italian Street Kitchen Raine Square: Generous Italian flavors in a vibrant Perth CBD dining scene.
Italian Street Kitchen Raine Square sits in Perth's CBD, offering classic Italian dishes in a lively, welcoming setting. Diners praise fresh gnocchi, arancini, burrata, and generous wood-fired pizzas, with a popular 3-course lunch at $39. The atmosphere is described as vibrant and the service as friendly and quick, though one review noted slower attention on a busy Friday.
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Enjoy a curated 3-course lunch menu with options like arancini, steak, and tiramisu, perfect for a midday treat.
Savor authentic Italian dinners featuring wood-fired pizzas, pasta, and ravioli, with orders taken until 9:30 PM.
Indulge in our signature tiramisu, including traditional and Dubai chocolate versions, for a sweet ending to your meal.
Ideal for gatherings with friends or family, offering a lively atmosphere and shareable plates like burrata and calamari.
Conveniently situated near Perth train station and bustling streets, providing easy access for city explorers and commuters.
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Overall rating
Gwen Stacy
Went there to try their course lunch menu. We picked the 3 course Menu option and it’s 39$ per person. The lunch was truly wonderful. Since i went there with 3 people. So i get to try each things from the Entree. From the cheese bread to Arancini and Calamari. The cheese bread is very aromatic from the garlic and herb and the Arancini is very cheesy. I like it alot For the main we had some steak and the gnocchi. I enjoy the steak but the gnocchi was not my cup of tea, maybe it’s just my preference. But overall, the dessert was a good ending to our lunch. The soft, smooth, decadent tiramisu is a definitely must try.
Stéphan Lichtle
We loved it so much that we went there three times during our one-week stay in Perth! The location is excellent, close to the train station and the lively streets of the CBD. They take orders until 9:30 pm, which is really convenient. The service is friendly and very fast. And most importantly, the food is delicious! The pizzas are excellent and generous, and the pasta and ravioli are also very tasty. Highly recommended! 🍕✨
Bianca Bortolozzo
Fantastic Italian restaurant! I had the gnocchi and it was absolutely delicious — soft, fresh, and perfectly cooked. The beetroot salad was a great complement: fresh, well balanced, and full of flavour. Everything tasted high quality and thoughtfully prepared. Lovely atmosphere and friendly service as well. Highly recommend and will definitely be back!
Chantel
This place looks so cool inside! We came in on a Friday afternoon for an early dinner. Ordered the olives, arancini, burrata, wood fired bread, the steak tagliata and for dessert a Dubai choc tiramisu and a normal tiramisu. The service was not the best! Had to keep trying to get the waiters attention instead of them checking on us. (It was not busy) As for the food - the burrata was bland. I think if it was fresh basil with the tomato instead of an oil and fried basil and better tomatoes or maybe even salt it would have more flavour. The arancini and bread were ok. The steak was ok. Some parts cooked well but on the ends the chewy gristle ruined it. The savior of the afternoon was the desserts. The Dubai choc tiramisu was delicious! you can’t go wrong with the traditional that was 20/10! Give it a few months and I’ll come back and try some other stuff on the menu.
Kenny Jones
Italian kitchen has one of the most inviting presentations of any restaurant in the Perth CBD. It’s certainly got the curiosity factor from the outside & when you walk inside, the atmosphere is truly welcoming, busy & vibrant. A strong aspect of the establishment is its service. Quick to attend, friendly & engaging. Prices left me gasping. $31 plus for a plate of pasta & doubtful that it was home made. Wine $60 up. No doubt, overheads are high given the location but purse strings are tight these days & value is key.
