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Perth's Fleur Restaurant to Close After Six Years

Fleur, a Japanese-inspired fine dining restaurant in Perth's CBD, will close permanently at the end of March 2026.

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Fleur, the acclaimed Japanese-inspired fine dining restaurant in Perth's central business district, will close its doors permanently at the end of March 2026. The restaurant, which opened in early 2020 just before the COVID-19 pandemic, has been a staple for its refined and unpretentious cuisine for six years.

The closure was announced by the Parker Group, the restaurant's owner. In a statement, the group cited the end of the current lease and a strategic decision not to renew as the primary reasons for the closure. The group expressed gratitude to the team and patrons for their support over the years.

Fleur was originally launched under the guidance of executive chef Chase Weber, who helped establish its culinary direction. The restaurant gained recognition for its innovative dishes that blended Japanese techniques with local Western Australian produce. Its impending closure marks the end of a significant chapter in Perth's recent dining scene.

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