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If you couldn't make it to Noosa for this year's festival, here's how to get your Sunshine Coast food fix

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Luke Mangan has teamed up with David Rayner to bring this limited-edition menu to life.

If you’re a little too far south to wander Hastings Street for a bite to eat, or hit up the annual Noose Food and Wine Festival, never fear. Without boarding a flight or road-tripping north, Hilton Sydney’s glass brasserie restaurant is bringing the flavours of Noosa to Sydney’s CBD.

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Alongside Luke Mangan, Noosa’s lauded chef David Rayner will serve up a collaborate menu featuring seasonal seafood – but only for a limited time.

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“Fresh, local produce is so important to both of us and it is a joy to bring some of our Noosa flavors down to Sydney with this collaboration for guests of glass brasserie to enjoy,” David says.

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As part of the ‘Luke and Friends’ series, a delicious king salmon ceviche, barbecue baby octopus and a cuttlefish linguette will feature on the menu at glass brasserie

“David’s cooking has an exquisitely light and innovative style and his well-known drive to hero seasonal and regional produce echo’s my own here at glass. It has been a joy to work with David on these new dishes and am I thrilled to have partnered with one of Australia’s heralded chefs,” says Luke.

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These dishes are available now at glass brasserie, until 31 July 2019.

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