Serving old-fashioned faves as well a few newfangled dishes, Me Wah specialises in fresh Tasmanian seafood (crayfish, abalone, scallops, oysters and more) and beef dishes created using cuts of beef sourced from both Cape Grim and specialist producers on the mainland. We're not convinced the dining room quite lives up to the restaurant's name ('Exquisite Setting' in Chinese).


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Nearby Launceston attractions

1. Launceston Tramway Museum

0.08 MILES

Launceston had trams until 1952, when the rails were ripped up and the carriages sold off. Now you can visit this volunteer-staffed museum to take a ride…

2. Queen Victoria Museum

0.17 MILES

Inside the restored and reinvented Inveresk railway yards, QVMAG has the usual assembly of dinosaurs and stuffed animals, but they sit alongside historic…

3. Boag’s Brewery

0.28 MILES

James Boag’s beer has been brewed on William St since 1881. See the amber alchemy in action on 90-minute guided tours, which include a beer and cheese…

4. State Customs Office

0.31 MILES

This building's magnificent 1888 neoclassical colonnade reflects Launceston’s 19th-century prosperity. It now houses offices; not open to the public.

5. Albert Hall

0.35 MILES

Now operating as a convention and function venue, this Launceston landmark was built in 1891 in classical Victorian style. Inside the Great Hall is the…

7. City Park

0.4 MILES

There's loads going on at this shady park. It's home to enormous oak and plane trees, an over-the-top Victorian fountain, a conservatory, a Victorian…

8. Design Tasmania

0.43 MILES

This impressive design centre on the fringe of City Park incorporates an old church hall that now houses a shop specialising in handmade Tasmanian crafts,…