This is one of maybe five or more restaurants in this little "square" (not square in shape however LOL ) called Landmark Square in Launceston. It is hard to find if you are driving there because both "streets" to access the very small parking area in the middle of the square are more like tiny alleyways found in the very oldest sections of old world cities. Google Maps got it right, however one can really miss the right hand turn from either Street.
We shared a regular size schnitzel plus had a salad and it was plenty of food for two people. It sounds like the large size would feed three people. All over Australia and New Zealand you will find things called chicken Parmie and basically it is a fried piece of chicken with a tomato sauce and then they throw on sliced ham and top with cheese. We did not want it to taste like an Italian version so we asked them to hold the tomato sauce so it tasted like a chicken Cordon Bleu and was delicious.
The service was very nice, I like the set up in the restaurant in that they open the front patio style doors so you feel like you're outside, but you're not and it has a high ceiling so you don't feel claustrophobic in there by any means.
Although it is a schnitzel based restaurant the food was very tasty and it is much more of a value than some of the alternatives nearby.
We do recommend if you like fried, breaded meat however they only have chicken! They told us they used to have beef, which is what we were looking for, and nobody would order it. Maybe if they got really crowded and had more Americans (or Cubans who make breaded beef steak), they would bring the beef versions back to the menu. Of course there are no Cubans traveling to New Zealand! read more