Brisbane & beyondGP Khehra

How it began

I wanted to understand community from the ground up. Talking to food business owners gave me a way to listen: to how a place began, what it takes to keep it going and the people whose work a customer might never see. I wanted businesses without a PR team to have a chance to be discovered and understood too.

My part in it

I meet owners, conduct interviews, take photographs and edit the guide. I also built the website using AI-assisted development. The technology helps me carry out the work; the relationships grow through showing up, listening and getting the details right.

What you will find

The guide brings together restaurant profiles, maps, suburb and cuisine guides, lists, new openings and original editorial work. Its conversations include Satinder and Sarah at Punjabi Bytes, Okan and Burcu at Kuzine, Phillip Di Bella and Wes Lambert. A food truck, a neighbourhood cafe and an established restaurant all have a place in the city I want the guide to reflect.

Current status

Publishing in Brisbane and South East Queensland

Read the guide

Visit Brisbane Food GuideRead the founder stories
Brisbane Food Guide homepage: Where to eat in Brisbane right now
The Brisbane Food Guide homepage, with search, a map and top lists.
Brisbane Food Guide founder stories page: The people behind the food
Founder stories: first-hand conversations with the people behind independent food businesses.

Still growing

Keep listening, cover more of the city and give each story the care it deserves. I hope that knowing who prepared a meal, and what brought them there, makes the experience of eating it more meaningful.

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