ABOUT US
Let's just cut to the chase; we love food, people and nature. Biji Dining is what allows us to bring all this together. Inspired by the bold and vibrant flavours of India, our pop up events move where we travel; exposing us to different cultures, climates, produce and exciting new challenges - all reflected in the food we create.
Our concept is simple, we serve a menu that evolves with the seasons. We explore new and inventive ways of creating dishes that blend rich Indian heritage with beautiful, local Australian produce. Our belief is to use whatever is available, supporting local growers and small producers; focused on sustainability, minimal waste and all that is good for this earth.
CURRENT POP UP
WATERLOO INN
SWANSEA - TASMANIA
From December to May, we'll be plonking our roving dining room down in the beautiful coastal town of Swansea, East Coast Tassie. Our produce driven Indian inspired menu will be celebrating everything local, seasonal and delicious - all Indian inspired, as usual :) Mix and match dishes as you like a la carte or sit back, relax and let us feed you! The sun is out, the days are long and the surroundings simply pristine.
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Truly embracing summer, we've extended our January trading hours from the 2nd til the end of the month. See you at the Waterloo!
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Closed
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12pm - 3pm / 5pm - 8pm
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12pm - 4pm
​​The Waterloo Hotel
​1A Franklin Street, Swansea, Tasmania 7190 - click here for Google Maps
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GALLERY
CONTACT US
Please contact us for enquiries regarding special events, private functions or catering.
Interested in collaborative work or hosting a pop-up at your venue? We'd love to hear from you!
Email: hello@bijidining.com.au
Text: 0491 040 021
JANUARY HOURS
​Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
5pm - 8pm
Closed
5pm - 8pm
12pm - 3pm / 5pm - 8pm
12pm - 3pm / 5pm - 8pm
12pm - 3pm / 5pm - 8pm
12pm - 4pm
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land on which we live, work and play - recognising their continuing connection to the land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.