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PANGELi sets the tone

The event celebrated the restaurant's past achievements and some ambitious future franchising plans.

Sean Toubkin, the man behind PANGELi, reflected on its growth at a recent gathering on November 23, marking a pivotal moment in the restaurant’s history.

Kerry and Mel Morreira.

From its humble beginnings with two individuals in Salt Rock, PANGELi has flourished into a team of ten.

Megan Trimmer and Jenna Jones.

The event celebrated the restaurant’s past achievements and some ambitious future franchising plans.

Jamie Gotz, Jess Beattie and Morgan Tremearne.

The night showcased the next generation of PANGELi, with Sean introducing Lucky Makhathini and Siya Sibanda as future leaders, launching the platform.

Kate Lovemore and Kelly Botcher.

In addition, the evening featured the debut of new breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, delighting guests with a sumptuous nine-course tasting experience.

The detail simply pops in this beautiful prawn ramen bowl.

Beyond being a restaurant, the celebration embraced the values of community, friendship and culinary artistry that define PANGELi.

Plating received a lot of attention with this Bangkok prawn dish.

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